Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-01-24


Young Mems Christian Union here. with
the old Methodist church building on the
west side OF the river as its home. This
building could be admirably adapted to
the purpose, affording room for assembly
room, reading room, gymnasium, bowling
alleys, etc.
In the absence Of Rev. P. A. A. Killam,
OF the Baptist church, who will address
the meeting OF Riverview local union OF
Christian Endeavor at Lamoine, Rev. r.
b. Mathews, of the Congregational church,
will conduct the prayer@meeting at the
Baptist church Friday evening OF this
week.
A much-needed bakery has been opened
on Water street by August Holz, who
comes to Ellsworth with excellent recon-
mendations. The shop is in the Stuart
building, three doors below the postof-
fee. The entire first floor is occupied
the enormous tile oven and workroom
in the rear; the salesroom in the front.
Mr.. Holz has worked for Fieischman,s g
Vienna bakery in New York; for the
National Biscuit Co., in Worcester, Mass,
and for Fox & Adams, in Bangor. He
comes here from Pittsfield, where he has
been located for the past five years.
Officers Of Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ,
we're publicly installed last Thursday
evening by Rev. r. b. Mathews, grand
chaplain, in an able and impressive man
ner. The officers are: William T. Doyle,
W. M; Chester e. Norris, s. W.; J. A..
Haynes, j. W.; George A. Parcher, treas
urer; Harry e. Rowe, secretary; Fred E..
Milliken, S. D.; Edgar A. Mitchell, j. D.;
ii. w. Dunn, chaplain, Archie Smith, s.
s.; w. 8. Treworgy, jr., j. D.; George F.
Haskell, tyler. A sociable and supper
followed, and were greatly enjoyed.
Daniel c. Crabtree, of Hancock, was
arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal
court Friday, OF Complaint Of Game War
den Michael Shea, charged with fishing
through the ice at Narraguagus lake,
which is closed to all winter fishing by
special act Of the Legislature. Mr.. Crab
tree was assisting in cutting ice in the
lake, and set fish line at one end of the
hole cut in getting out ice. Game War
dens Shea and Dyer happened along at
this very ipopportune time for Mr.. Crab
tree. l.. F. Giles appeared for the State
ana Harry l.. Crabtree for the respondent.
MIR. Crabtree was found guilty and SEN
fenced to fine OF $40 and costs, $5.36.
On Sunday, Jan. IA, the First Congrega-
tional church of Enfield, Conn.,, OF which
Rev. David l.. Yale, formerly OF Ellis
worth, is pastor, was rededicated after al
most complete remodelling of the interior
OF the main auditorium. In an extended
report OF the improvements made on the
church, in which is incorporated brief
sketch OF the church history, the Spring
field (Mass.f Republican says: "The
present pastor, Rev. David Lewis Yale,
was chosen for the pastorate in April,
1908, and he is probably the best beloved
pastor the church has ever had. His pro-
gressiveness and self-sacrificing interest
in his church and people, linked with his
earnestness both in his pulpit and in his
everyday life, has won for him the respect
and devotion not only of his own imme-
diate flock, but Of people OF all denomi-
nations with whom he comes in contact"
The Waltham Mass Veteran Firemen's
association, owners OF the old tub Watch
SRys ioAmSAAy VI EllSWOItu, uelu
its annual election last week. j. H. Kill
burn, the veteran member OF the associa-
tion who accompanied the lannon's old tub
on her visit to Ellsworth last summer, was
elected president of the association. The
two other members of the association
who came to Ellsworth with the tub
were reelected to their offices James Nc
Iver as foreman and Percy B. Cole
as treasurer. The visit of the Watch City
to Ellsworth last year renewed old
associations, and revived the interest
which Ellsworth has always had in old
Union 2. The acquaintance made with
the three members of the Waltham
association is still pleasantly remembered
here. Ellsworth hopes to enjoy another
visit from them and their pet soon-pos-
sibly next summer. Old Ticonic has been
overhauled in anticipation OF another
meeting with her oldtime rival.