Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-03-20

Mrs. f. E. Springer, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is improving.
Fulton J. Redman, of New York, is in
Ellsworth on business.
Mrs. Ida Rich, OF West Eden, is the
guest OF Miss Addie 1. Salisbury.
The ladies' social circle OF the Baptist
church will serve supper at the Baptist
vestry this evening.
Miss Annie NJ. Connick left Saturday on
business trip to Boston. She will be
gone about two weeks.
The q. of II. class OF the Methodist
Sunday school will have a dime sociable
at the vestry next Monday evening.
City Marshal Higgins, who has been
confined to the house with the mumps for
a week, expects to be out next week.
There will be a basket ball game this
evening between the Ellsworth Athletic
association and Bluehill academy team.
The Boy Scouts basket ball team will
play return game with the Northeast
Harbor Scouts at Northeast Har Dor Friday
evening.
ExChief Justice L. A. Emery will de-
liver a course OF lectures on "Probate
Law" at the Boston university law school
in April.
The second in the series OF prize speak
ing exhibitions by students Of the high
school will take place at Hancock hall
next Monday evening.
A large delegation from Donaqua lodge,
X, OF r., attended the Methodist church
last Sunday morning, by invitation of the
pastor, Rev. K. D. Kizer.
The pastor will speak at the Methodist
church Sunday morning upon: "The I'm
rest of Eternity" The evening topic will
be: travelling Backwards for Progress. !"
The postponed bachelors social will be
held this evening at the home of Mrs.
Grace Barron on the Bucksport road.
Teams will be at the high school building.
Mrs. J. A. Peters, Mrs. II. NJ. Hall and
daughter Margaret and Mrs. A. X. Cush-
man left last Thurday for few weeks
ton.
Irene chapter, o. f. s., will give leap
year social at Masonic hall next Friday
evening. Members are requested to bring
cake. Masons only and their families are
invited.
Hollis B. Estey and E. G. Moore, of the
Merchants association, and K. B. Holmes,
OF the board OF trade, attended the meet
ing OF the State board OF trade in Augusta
last Friday.
Wilbur smith snd Clair Clement are en-
gagged by the city collecting brown-tail
moth nests from trees along the highways.
In the past week they have collected ap-
proximately $500 nests.
The second in the series OF suppers by
the united committees OF the Congrega-
tional church will be given at the vestry
to- morrow evening at o'clock. The
Thursday club will meet in the afternoon
at O'Clock.
The big Ellsworth reunion in Boston
will take place Friday evening. Many
Ellsworth people have planned their
spring visit to Boston so as to take in the
reunion, and others will leave tomorrow
and Friday to attend.
A meeting for the purpose of forming a
Roosevelt campaign organization in Ellis
worth is called for tomorrow evening at
7.30 O'Clock, at the aldermen's room in
Hancock hail. All Roosevelt republicans
are requested to attend.
The ladies of the Methodist church some
time ago decided to earn dollar each out
OF the regular channels; and Thursday
evening at the Methodist vestry will tell
the experiences they have had in rhyme
and otherwise. Light refreshments will
be served.
Ellsworth men who attended the funeral
Of ex- Governor Hill at augusta yesterday
were Justice Arno w. King, Col. II. E.
Hamiin and Hon. J. A. Peters. MIR.
Peters remained in Augusta to sttend the
special session Of the legislature, which
opens o-day.
The entertainment given by the junior
class at the high school building last
Wednesday evening was well. attended, in
spite OF the storm. The program was as
follows. Piano solo, Erva Giles; reading,
Hazel Giles; music, Christina Doyle;
reading, Martha Miiliken; piano solo,
Miss Sophia Walker; music, Myrtle