Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-27

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Registered mail should be at postofice half
| an hour before mail closes.
| No Sunday trains.
Postofice open on Sunday from to 10 m.
Mrs. Julia Niccolls left last Friday for a
visit in Rhode Island.
Fullerton Merrill and wife are home
from visit to New York.
Donaqua lodge, K. OF p, will work the
second degree this evening.
Walter Douglass, of Old Town, was the
guest of Mrs. w. w. Grant over Christmas.
Mrs. A. w. Packard is spending the
winter with her son George in Albany,
NY.
George F. Dodge and wife are visiting
Harbor.
There will be New Year ball and sup
per at Nicolin grange hall next Monday
evening.
E. G. Aver and wife, of Dexter, were
guests OF John P. Eldridge and wife over
Christmas.
Master Harold Rice, of Calais, is spend
ing his school vacation with friends in
Ellsworth.
Miss Ethel F. Bonsey is in Searsport,
where she will spend several days visit
ing relatives.
Clifton Woodward killed thirteen
months hog yesterday which weighed 565
pounds dressed.
Henry W.sCushman and family, Of Ban
gor, spent Christmas with Judge Henry
M. Hall and family.
Walter Smith left last week for Florida
to join steamer running between Key
West and Havana as purser.
III. Macomber and daughters Phyllis
and Beth, of Seal Harbor, Joined Mrs. Ma
comber and son here for Christmas.
Supper will be served by the men of
+! Nokomis Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows
| uhll, 1ueSuhy3 Johs - ~ o'oo SAOSAs
Schuyler Higgins has bought the VISITS
place on Court street, now occupied by
Richard Hawkes., and will move there.
Mrs. A. L. Bellatty and daughter Maude
left Saturday for Boston, to spend the
winter with Capt. Bellatty and son Harry.
The schooner Henrietta A. Whitney,
Capt. w. P. Woodward, is hauled up at
Cottage City, Martha's viney ard, for the
winter.
C. e. Googins and wife, Of North Han
cock, accompanied by g. w. Googins,
spent Christmas with Mrs. e. N. Burke
| OF Ellsworth.
The missionary society Of the Congrega.
tional church will meet Friday with Mrs
F. w. Rollins at 2.30 p. m. A full atten.
dance is desired.
Edwin Clark, who is attending Columbis
university, New York, spent part OF hi'
Christmas recess with his grandmother
Mrs. A. w. Clark.
Glenn A. Lawrence, wife and littl
daughter Ruth, who have been visiting
Mrs. Lawrence's parents, Judge and Mrs
King, for the past month, leave to-da.
for Lubec.
At the close of the Sunday evening ser
vice at the Baptist church, the congre
CATION will be in yited to join in "hike
! | to Ellsworth Falls to join in the watc
meeting there.
Il Donsqua lodge, K. Of p, will give
dance at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday even
Q inr. Jan. 2. Music will be furnished b
8 Mopsghan's orchestra Of three piece'
Supper viii be served. The public is IN
vited.
Herbert R. Holmes and VIII with daush
ter. Mrs. Pearl T. Thorsen, OF Weehawke
Heights, N. j., and son Ralph, OF Middle
town, Conn.,, were called home by II
death of Mr.. Holmes mother, Mrs. Rosct
n Holmes.
Mrs. L. d. Foster left last Thursday 4
a visit with her son, DR.. Walter L. Foste
in Portland, and her daughter, Mrs. Geore
J R. Caldwell, in.Somerville, Mass. Geore
ls. Foster and family went to Portland
spend Christmss.
The Christmas malls at the Ellswort
nostoffice, both incoming and outgoinl
4 were record breakers, being the iarge'
ever handled in the history Of the ono
On Friday last the sale Of stamps was u
!. ,.r.s.t ever made in q single day.
Next Sunday morning at the Metnooi
church the pastor will speak upon u
theme; sSThe Humane Life" Evenin
topic: "a Religious Message .lom
Modern Dramatic Masterpiece" TINS II
d wolves consideration Of the relation
the pulpit and the stage. All are invlle
n The congregation after the evening se