Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

Registered mail should be at postonlce half
an hour before mail closes.
No Sunday mail after Nov 2e: until that date
mail arrives from west at s.11 m; closes for
west at 4.20 m.
Postoffce open on Sunday from 9 to 10 . m.
E. G. Moore and Vie left Sunday for
a weeks visit in Boston.
c. E. Monaghan's dancing school will
open Monday, Oct. 16, at society hall.
Mrs. B. F. Joy and daughter Eleanor
left to-day for Portland for short visit.
Miss Abbie E. Wood, of Dedham, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. A. w. Greedy and Miss
Dutton.
Miss Eva M. Leighton wss the week.
end guest Of her parents, J. q. Leighton
and wife, in Bangor.
Miss Mary E. Holmes ieft Sunday for
Camden, N. j., where she will be the guest
for q month OF Linwood T. iBeckwith and
wife.
Rev. r. A. A. Kilism and Henry w.
Sargent are attending tho annual meeting
Of the State Baptist association at Skow-
hegan.
The Maine Central will sell excursion
tickets from Ellsworth to Boston on Oct.
II only, good ia, return on or before Oct.
%, at $s.5.
Ellsworth friends OF Morris Franklin,
Of Bar Harbor, sympsthize with him in
the loss Of his wife, who died suddenly Of
heart failure Sunday evening.
Melvin l.. Wilbur and Luella G. Hodg-
kins, both of Marlboro, were married at
the Baptist parsonage in Ellsworth Satur-
day afternoon by Rev. P. A. A. Killam.
Irene chapter, O. E. s., will entertain
Bar Harbor and Southwest Harbor chap
ters next Friday evening. A supper will
be served at 6 O'Clock, followed by work in
the evening.
Ellsworth friends of Harry G. Wood
ward and wife, OF Springvale, extend con-
gratulations on the birth OF son IAN
drew Jarvis: Woodward who arrived
Tuesday, Sept as.
A regular meeting Of Lygonia lodge, F.
and A. NJ, will be held tomorrow even
ing. A good attendance Of officers and
members 10 desired. Ihere will be work
in the Apst desuse.
The sood fair committee Of the Els
worth Merchsnts' association will meet
to-night to disomss plans Tor the food fair
which will be heldlthe week beginning
February "a, 1M2.
The Rev. Ray A. Chapman, of Bangor,
will participate in the Sunday morning
service ct the Methodist church. The
subject is- 1.-THE Original Idiot" ALI
are invited to these services.
Mrs. e. g. Nash, localmanager Of the
Western Union telegraph office, left Fri
day for q weeks visit in Massachusetts,.
Miss Katherine Drpmmey is. substituting
for her at tho telegraph Office.
Mrs. A. p. Hardea left last week for
Hartford, Conn., where she will spend the
winter with her son Leon, who came to
Ellsworth for . few days. visit and to ac-
company his mother to Hartford.
The Thursday club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at It the Congregational ves-
try. New members will be gladly well
coined. ComfortAbles 10 make, i1alain sew
ing and Knitting solicited.
Quartermastsr L q. nhibodank, OF the
u. g. 8. Ohio, rstsrned to Boston, 6atur-
day, after . ten dAys' Wait With Mrs..
Thibodaux, who viii spsad the winter
with her mother, Mn. CaEs6s O'Coanell.
George B. Hawkes. - ~1ba, of lOston,
are visiting Mr.. Hawhn1s. .pnea. Ai1hArd
Hawkes. and wife. N. Aaalaps, wAo y
chaufisur for . Boston fnn1, hAs reoantly
retnrned from an extended AntOmabils
tor of Europe.
The high school lyceum has sGsetBdk-
acers for the school year ~ follows: Har-
old Gould, president; Edmund Brady.
first president; Haxel Gilea. sscaAS
viee-prssident; Jessie Morsng, seeretarys
Efya Giias, treasurer.
Mrs. r. G. Burrin left this week tor
Portland, where she will make her homo
for the winter, Portland being Mr.. Bur-
rill's headquarters as special agent for the
Phoenix Insurance Co. Mr.. and Mrs.
BurrilI are at present stopping ct The
Colonial.
Athletics have taken decided boom at
the Ellsworth high school, with Principal
Mcclellan and Sub Master Packard giving
the boys the advantage Of their athletic
training. Mr.. Packard is coaching the
football squad, which promises to de-
velop material for Q strong team. The
athletic association has been reorganized