Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-06

I he. guest Of Mrs. Edward E. Doyle the
past week. Edward F., son of e. E..
Doyle and wife, is in the employ of this
firm ct Prince Rupert.
The Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Go. is to be moved next month from
the rooms it has occupied in the Greely
block for quite fifty years, to rooms in the
Manning block, connected with the tele-
phone exchange.
Herman r. aill has returned from Bos-
ton to remain for an indefinite time. Mr..
Hill has been having serious trouble with
his feet, due to much walking on hard
surfaces, and by advice Of specialist has
given up his work in Boston for time.
The subject Of Dr.. Kizer's sermon at
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing will be, "Did the whale swallow
Jonahf The evening service will begin
at an earlier hour than usual, 7.16, owing
to the temperance meeting later at Han
cock hall.
Rev. Edwin D. Kizer, scout master, has
received an invitation for the local scouts
to take trip to the ''Schoodic". The re-
turn will be made on the late evening
train. The final plans will be made We'd
nesday evening at 7 o'clock, when the
scouts have their regular meeting.
Farmers in this vicinity and others who
are interested in farming should not over
look the demonstration Of the use Of dy-
Mantle on the farm which is to take place
next Monday and Tuesday at the Black
farm, so-called, on High street. The
demonstration will take place at 1.3O p. m.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will re-
sumo rehearsals at Society hall tomorrow
evening. Director-in- Chief W. r. Chap
man has sent word that he will be present
at rehearsal between now aad the festi-
val, and it is important there be full at
tendance at all rehearsals before Mr..
Chapman makes his visit.
The municipal officers Of Ellsworth will
be in session at the aldermen's room in
Hancock hall Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday Of this week, from q. m. to p. M,
to and Z to 8 p. M, for the registration
| Of voters and correction OF voting lists for
the special election next Monday. No
new names will be registered after Friday
at s O'Clock.
There will be temperance rally at Han
cock hall next Sunday evening. Rev. P. A..
/ A. Killam's challenge to George B. Stuart
or anyone he might delegate to meet him
in discussion, has not yet been accepted.
This is probably due to the fact that
Mr.. Stuart has been out of town, which
Mr.. Killam did not learn until recently.
The invitation is still open, but if not ac-
cepted, there will be rally just the same,
with opportunity for general discussion.
Mrs. Fl. B. Haskell entertained her Sun
| day school class last Saturday afternoon.
Those present were Mahlon Tower, Ralph
Moon, Homer Fuller, Bert Sargent, Ralph
| Haskell, Corbett Mackenzie, Arthur Bon
sey, Sylvia Sargent, Lizzie Sargent, Segrid
Sylvia, Matte Wiberg, Pauline Austin,
Evelyn Wood, Vera Davis, Annie Mac
Kenzie, Natalie Mackenzie, Hester
Fuller, Willietta MosIey, Naomi Mosley,
Florence Walker, Eugenia Walker,
| Gertrude Jewell, Marian Haskell. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Thieves entered the store of A. 1. Rich
| ardson near the railroad last Thursday
evening, gaining entrance by breaking a
| window on the western side. Tobacco,
cigars, pipes and fruit to the value of
about ~ were taken. City Marshal
Stuart, when notified of the break Friday
morning, Immediately directed his sus-
picions to two young men whom he had
noticed about the city the preceding day,
and his investigations strengthened his
suspicious. The men left on one Of the
late trains Thursday night. They may
credit their escape from arrest, il they are
allowed to escape, to the fact that the
amount stolen was small. They are known
and can be located if wanted.