Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-22


line OF goods put in, and other improve
ments made.
At the annual meeting of the Royal
Arcanum council, No. 207, the following
officers were elected, for the ensuing year
F. B. Aiken, regent; w. A. Alexander, vice.
regent; Z. Z. Burriil, orator; J. E. Par
sons, sitting past regent; o. W. Tapley.
secretary; F. L. Mason, collector; J. E.
Parsons, treasurer; e. s. Mclean, chap
lain; F. w. Rollins, guide; Colin Nc
Kenzie, warden; NJ. Y. McGown, sentry.
J. II. Weinheimer, who has been the
| manager OF the New England Telephone
| & Telegraph Co. in this district for the
past five months. has been transferred to
| the Boston Office. His successor here is
z. G. Cutting, who took charge last We'd
| nesday. Mr.. Cuttings headquarters will
| be in Bar Harbor, but a portion OF his
| time will be spent here. Mr.. Weinheimer
becomes the chief clerk in the superin-
tendent's Office in Boston.
The masquerade ball and supper at Bay
side grange hall Jan. IA was a success
About sixty were present in costume, and
the seats were filled with spectators. The
proceeds S31 80, were for the grange. The
| grange extended vote of thanks to the
two young ladies, Mildred Fullerton and
| Caro- Pray, who arranged and managed
! the affair, also to Freeman Closson, Albert
Closson, Oscar Remick, Judson Barron,
and all others who helped.
Sheriff Forrest o. Silsby last Thursday
announced the appointment of several ad-
ditional deputies, among them George F.
Newman, OF Ellsworth. The complete list
of deputies is as follows: George E.
Clark and Maynard Paine, Bar Harbor;
Robie NJ. Rumill, fremont; Ward w.
Wescott, Bluehill; Chandler W. Wilson,
Bucksport; I'll. Leroy Fernald, Franklin;
Irving Mcdonald, Gouldsboro; Cecil W.
Crosby, Amherst; Paul w. Scott, Deer
Isle; George F. Newman, Ellsworth;
Henry A. Small, Sedgwick.
the meetings Of the evangelistic cam
paign, led by Rev. W. G. Mann, are
being held in the Methodist church
this week, and will continue through this
week except that there will be no service
the three churches united in service at
the Baptist church, there being a fine
delegation from the Falls church. The
church was well filled. DR.. Mann took a
his subject, 1.-The Man with the Vision, +"
and gave most interesting sermon. Next
Sunday evening the union service will be
held in the Methodist church.
Officers of Donaqua lodge, K. of P, will
be installed this evening. Installation
will be followed by work of the degree
| of page on one candidate A banquet
will follow. The new officers of the
lodge, elected last Wednesday, are
George c. Pierson, c. c.; Rev. E. d. Kizer,
V. c.; c. $. Johnston, M. of W.; bred G.
Smith, NJ. of A; W. E. Whiting, K of R.
and S. and M. of F.; E. C. Osgood, NJ. of
E.; barry MeKennon, /. g.; Almon G.
| Reed, o. G.; M. Y. McGown, trustee for
three years; Roy c. Haines, representatiye e
to grand lodge; C. Il. Leland, alternate
| The musicale given last Wednesday even
| ing at the home of Mrs. j. A. Peters by
the January committee of the Congrega-
| tiouai church was q most delightful af-
fair. About $50 were present, and goodly
sum was realized for the church treasury.
The vocal soloists from Bangor, Misses
| Hanson, contralto, and Phillips, mezzo-
| soprano, were heard here for the first time,
and were most cordially received The
pianists were Misses Christina DOYLE,
Hazel Giles and Fenetta Foss, and they
too, met with a hearty reception. All
| were literally eucored, and all gener-
ously responded
Court Narramissic, l. o. F., held its first
installation Tuesday evening, Jan. IA, at
Society hall. A few invited friends were
present. The installing officer was T. F.
Corey, II. c. R., of Portland, assisted by
Percy l.. Aiken, of Sorrento. After installa-
tion, Mr.. Aiken gave an interesting talk
on the work done by the Independent
Order of Foresters. Mr.. Corey then spoke
OF the orphans home - founded and
maintained by this order, and of the
700 children now being cared for,
thirty-three OF whom are Maine children,
whose parents were Foresters. Refresh
ments were then served. Dancing fol-
lowed. The following officers installed
are: c. R., Herman Jordan; ]. P. G. R.,
Roy c. Haines; V. C. r., Morris Bowden,
jr.; r. s., Minerva s. Jordan; F. s., E. F.
Robinson, jr.; T., Frank Campbell; O.,
Mary Austin; organist, Millard r. Ran
kin; S. W., Harry Jude; j. W., Collie
Jordan; S. B., Charles Gray; }. B., Everett
Eaton.
Rev. David L. Yale, former pastor of
the Ellsworth Congregational church, has
resigned as pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of Enfisld, Conn, W here he
has been for five years. The resignation
was complete surprise to his congrega-
tion. The society had just voted an in
crease in the PASTORS salary at it's annual
meeting, when the letter OF resignation
was read by one OF the officers of the So
ciety, who did not know the contents of
the letter until he opsned it to read at
the meeting, supposing it to relate to an
other matter. The society immediately