Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-08
BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 1925.

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Mrs. F. c. Burrill is confined to her
home with the grip.
B. T. Sowle has moved to the Simonton
house on Main street.
Fred E. Blaisdell, of East franklin, was
in Ellsworth Monday on business.
While in the city last week w. F. Camp
bell and wife, of Cherryfield, were the
guests OF George A. Parcher and wife.
Mrs. Harry C. Stratton, Of Waltham,
Mass, with little son, is visiting her par
ents, Capt. Jonathan P. Langley and W ife.
Mrs. Persis Mason has returned to her
home in Ellsworth after spending about
two months in Portland for the benefit of
her health.
Wesley A. Sowle, after spending q mid
winter vacation OF one week at his home
in Ellsworth, returned to Boston univer-
sity Monday.
There will be rehearsal of the Els
worth festival chorus at Society hall to-
morrow evening. A full attendance is
urgently requested.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will have soci-
able at Masonic hall Friday evening. All
Masons and their families are invited.
Refreshments will be served.
The many friends in Ellsworth OF Miss
Louise Cushman, of Bangor, will be
pleased to know that she is speedily re-
covering from an operation for sppendi-
| citis.
The members of the 8. T. c. will give a
"hero party" at the home of Mrs. e. M.
Of Lincoln. A social program will be ar
ranged.
| Joseph, little son of Albert F. Stock
bridge, is still seriously i'll at the home OF
DR.. George A. Phillips, in Bar Harbof, but
reports of his condition continue to be
encouraging.
School in the Morrison district, taught
by Miss Ruby Gurney, closed last Thurs
day, for several weeks vacation. Mss
Gurney left Friday to spend her vacation
/ in Saco and Boston.
1t is hoped that members and friends OF
\ the Village improvement society will bear
in mind donations for the cooked food
sale to be held at the Ellsworth food fair,
which begins Feb. 20.
| The boys basket ball team of the Els
worth high school won it's third game OF
the season at Hancock hall Friday even
ing, defeating Maine Central institute,
Pittsfield. Score 17-15.
Edward M. Moore, who has been noti-
| fed by the government to vacate the
building at the east side of the bridge
which he has so long occupied as fish
market, has not yet decided upon his new
location.
DR.. F. F. Simonton and family left this
| week. Mrs. Simonton and children will
spend q short time with relatives in
Charleston before going to her new home
in Thompsonville, Conn. DR.. Simonton
will return to Ellsworth for few days
before his final departure. The many
friends OF DR.. Simonton and wife, while
regretting their removal, wish them sue
cess in their new location.
J. A. Haynes has SOLD his meat market t.
c. 8. Cottle & Son, who will continue the
business at the same place in the Peters
block on State street. Mr.. Cottle is of the
firm of Kearns & Cottle, marketmen, who
are selling out. MIR. Haynes has been in
the market business in Ellsworth for many
years, and his withdrawal from busines,
will be generally regretted. He doei
not, however, intend to leave Ellsworth.
Ellsworth friends of Percy A. Hamor, o.
Bar Harbor, were panied to ar OF hi
death Monday. Death resulted, it is un'
derstood here, from scarlet fever. Hi
wife, who will be remembered here al
Maud, daughter OF Hosea Hamor, formerly
of this city, is seriously i'll, as are also two
other members OF the household. A sistel
of Mrs. Hamor- Mrs. Tena Strout dice
Friday at her home at Sand point, Eden
OF tuberculosis of the throat.
Roy c. Haines, secretsry Of the Ellis.
worth merchants association, has re-
turned from q visit to Orono and the
Bangor food fairs in the interests OF the
Ellsworth food fair. Mr.. Haines is or
ganizing movement for food fair cir
cult in Maine. The managers of the
several food fairs in the State are inter-
ested, and it is probs BILE that q meeting
will be held at some central point after
this seasons fairs are over to perfect plans
| Objects to be obGained are to avoid con-
flict VI dates. and to secure better is'