Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-10-16

/ Registered mali snOul0 De at pOSbOmce nail
| an hour before mail closes,
Roy c. Haines has returned from busi-
ness trip to New York and Boston.
Mrs. Frederick W. Hill, OF Wellington,
Mass, is the guest OF T. E. Hale and wife.
| George Lord and wife, of Calais, were
| guests OF relatives in Ellsworth over Sun
day.
Mrs. M. A. Hamilton left yesterday for
| East Boston to spend the winter with her
son George.
Ex-Sheriff Byron II. Mayo, OF South
| west Harbor, was in Ellsworth on busi-
ness Saturday.
An old-fashioned dime social will be
given at the Methodist vestry next We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Helen Adams is spending two
weeks with relatives and friends in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Ralph B. Cushman and wife are receiv-
| ing congratulations on the advent Of a
| son born Oct. 13.
| Iito5 hdii1S EootOtf "ho bao ocSh WAtAA
| friends in the Berkshires for the past four
| weeks, has returned.
Fred e. Doyle and wife, of Millinocket,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. Doyle's par
ents, Daniel Doyle and wife.
The ladies Of the Baptist sewing circle
will have an apron sale and supper this
evening at the Baptist vestry.
Mrs. Annie Smith, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Morey Trip, in
Somerville, Mass, arrived home yesterday
The g. of "a. class OF the Methodist
church is planning for halloween party
to be given in the vestry on the evening OF
! Oct. 81.
Quarterly conference will be held to-
morrow evening at the Methodist church
by District Superintendent Frederick
Palladino, of Bangor.
Ralph W. Beede and Miss Teresa e.
Foxe, both OF Bluehill, were married at
the Baptist parsonage last Wednesday by
the pastor, Rev. p. A. A. Killam.
VIM. H. II. Rice relief corps will hold its
1
bers are requested to be present as inn
portsnt business is to be transacted.
Mayor J. A. Cunningham, E. G. Moore
and P. B. Russell accompanied c. o. Nor
mandy to Norridgewock in his automobile
last week, visiting the snoe factory there.
Owing to q conflict OF dates, Hon. Hal
bert P. Gardiner, of Patten, who was ex-
pected to address progressive rally here
last evening, was unable to reach Ellis
worth.
| The senior class OF the high school will
give the play, "Mrs. Briggs OF the Poul-
try Yard" at Hancock hall Wednesday
evening, Oct. 30. A dance will follow the
| play.
Officers OF Irene chapter, o. e. s., are
earnestly requested to be present at the
regular meeting next Friday evening for
practice work. Circle supper will be
| served at 8.
The Thursday club will meet as usual
at the Congregational chapel at 2 o'clock
| The club would like to receive new men,
bers this fall, and cordially invites all who
may desire to join.
Ellsworth friends of John Suminsby
and wife, OF Bar Harbor, sympathize with
them in the death Of their son Harley
aged twenty four, who died Monday aftel
a brief illness. Mr.. Suminsby formerly
lived here.
| Mrs. Thomas P. Packard joined her hus-
band here Saturday for the remainder Of
| the school year. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Psckard's sister, Miss Lucretit
Packard, OF Houlton, who was their guest
here over Sunday.
| Miss Minerva Jordan, teacher OF the
Beechland school, was taken suddenly il
of appendicitis while at her school Mon.
day. 1t is hoped an operation will not b.
necessary. The school is closed during
Miss Jordan's illness.
| The members OF the Congregations
parish will meet with Mrs. A. l. Saunderl
next Monday afternoon at $50. This ii
an urgent business meeting, and it il
hoped that all members will make I
special effort to be present.
Four candidates were made Knights
| Templar at the meeting Of Blanquefor
commandery last Monday evening-Wil
liam P. Newman, George F. Berry, DR.. @
| r. Hagerthy and Ralph Z. Douglass, al
of Bar Harbor. A banquet was serysd a
$50.
Henry A. Jordan, native Of Ellsworth
and for about twelve years employed al
clerk in the post office here, died las
Thursday in Bangor, aged So years. Mr.
Jordan left Ellsworth about twenty-fiv,
years ago, and for twenty-three years wal