Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-01-18
BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair,
Feb. 1926.


Walter Smith is at home from Boston
for short visit.
Mrs. @. E. Church, of Cherryfeld, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John H. Brimmer.
g. B. Aiknan and wife, Of New York,
are guests OF DR.. H. L. D. Woodruff and
wife.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge installed
officers last evening. A dance and supper
followed.
Mrs. G. R. Lowell is spending week
with her son, Walter Saunders and family,
in Orono.
Herman Sinclair, who has been en-
ployed by the Ambursen Construction Co.,
in the West, is home.
Mrs. Edmon Emo, who has been in Ellis
worth since Christmas, has returned to
her home in Searsport.
Charles w. Hurley, Of Ellsworth, has
been made clerk of the Legislative commit
tee on sea and shore fisheries.
The regular meeting Of Irene chapter, O..
E. s., will be held Friday evening. The
circle will serve supper at O'Clock.
Miss Ella Hawkes. entertained at whist
last Wednesday evening in honor Of
Misses Marion Willet and May Dority.
Mrs. l.. M. Moore and little son, and her
mot her, Mrs. Cheney, left Monday to be
with Mr.. Moore in Boston for a few
| weeks.
The January committee OF the Congre-
gational church will serve an old-fash-
ioned circle supper at the vestry this
evening at 8 o'clock.
The basket ball game last Friday even
ing between the boys teams Of Ellsworth
and Franklin high schools was won by
Ellsworth. Score, 25-12.
Daniel Doherty, Miss May Doherty and
Marion Willet, who have spent the past
three weeks with relatives here, left for
their homes in Massachusetts, yesterday.
The installation of officers of Lygonia
lodge, F. and A. NJ, will take place
Thursday evening, Jan. 26. A sociable
will follow; Masons and their families
invited.
Miss Matte Grant, who has heen at
home for several weeks, is spending few
days with friends in Bangor, whence she
goes to Augusta, where she has position
during the session Of the legislature.
A party will be given by Miss Emile
Young for her class in dancing in Odd
Fellows hall, next Friday evening, Jan. 20
from 7.3O to $50, after which dancing will
be enjoyed by all. Music by Monaghan's
orchestra.
The boys basket ball team of the high
school will play Winterport Athletic
association team at Hancock hall Friday
evening. The girls team plan trip te
Millinocket Friday OF next week, for re-
turn game with the team there.
A good-sized audience welcomed Mrs
Ida Jenness Moulton, OF Beverly, Mass.
at the Methodist church last Wednesday
evening. This was the third appearance
here of this talented impersonstor, anc
she lost none Of her popularity with hel
Ellsworth admirers.
Sheriff John E. Webster has appointed
the following deputies in addition to thos'
previously announced: Joseph J. Roberts
Winter Harbor; F. N. Stover, Castine
Ernest l.. Haynes, Bar Harbor Tin place o
Fred H. Gerry, resigned), and Fred P
Sargent, Gouldsboro.
Il George H. Grant, who is now associat.
ed with Frederick 0. Woodruff q Co.
large real estate agents OF New York ane
Boston, has been in Ellsworth the pasl
week on business, leaving for Boston to'
day. Mr.. Grant makes his headquarter'
al the Boston Office OF the firm.
Horace F. Wescots was called to South
Penobscot last Wednesday by the death Of
his mother, Mrs. Hester A. Wescott, aged
eighty years. The funeral WAS held Fri
day. Besides her son she leaves three
daugh hters Mrs. Ella Staples and Mrs.
William Rowland, Of Penobscot, and Miss
| Nancy W.scstt, OF Islesboro.
I Donaqua lodge, K. OF p, last Wednes-
day evening elected officers as follows:
Charles J. Brown, G. g.; Joseph Silvy, v
c.; John A. Lord, prelste; Asa c. Flood
M. OF W.; Embert Z. Osgood, NJ. OF F.;
W. E. Wni.ing, X. OF r. and s.; A. G.
Stuart, M. at A.; w. I. Doyle, /. g.: Eu-
gene Warren. o. g.; Harry L. Cra btree,
trustee; Harry L. Crabtree, representa-