Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-11-05

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day instead of Friday evening.
| Miss Lucy Monaghan, after a visit OF
two weeks at Searsport and two weeks at
her home in Ellsworth, left Saturday on
her return to Boston.
| The large furnace at the Congregational
church has been thoroughly overhauled
| and repaired, and assurances are given
| that the church will be comfortable for
| services this winter.
| Mrs. c. Il. Colson, with her three chill
| dren, Harvey, Caroline and Robert, who
| has been visiting her father, A. w. Buzz
| zeil, and his wife, returned to their home
in Addison Thursday.
| Two large frosted electric light globes, on
| ornamental iron brackets OF conventional
| design, haves been place at the Water
street entrance of the postoffice, one each
side of the revolving door.
Judson A. Austin, OF Ellsworth Falls,
who has been confined to the house the
| past four weeks by Illness, was out Mon
| day for the first time, and receiving the
| ''glad hand" from bis many friends.
C. o. Normandy, lately manager of the
Ellsworth Mutual Shoemakers Co., has
been in tie city for few days, preparing
| for the removal of his household goods.
| Mr.. Normandy expects to locate in Saco.
The schooners Wesley Abbott, Capt.
| Sidney Moon, and the Catherine, Capt.
Alexander Bonsey, have hauled up for
the winter. The Abbott is at dock in the
| river, and the Catherine at Shepherds
| wharf.
| The ladies' aid society Of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the chapel at
| the usual hour tomorrow afternoon.
Light refreshments will be served. The
ladies of the society are urgently requested
to be present.
| In the list OF assistant editors on the
editorial board of the Ellsworth high
school paper, as printed in THE AMERI-
CAN last week, an error appeared, the
name OF Christina Doyle being given in
stead of that of Ruth Bridges.
There will be services at the Unitarian
church next Sunday forenoon at 1880
o'clock. Rev. Sydney S. Booth, the new
pastor large of the Hancock county
Unitarian conference, is expected to arrive
in Ellsworth to-day or tomorrow.
The annual rolI-calI of Lejok lodge, 1.
.. o. F., will be held Friday evening.
Supper will be served at $50 O'Clock, fol-
lowed by roll-call and exemplifcation of
the first degree. An orchestra will fur
nish music. Every member is requested
to report.
The annual shooting match OF Nicolin
grange, planned to be held in connection
with the recent bazaar, will take place
next Wednesday afternoon, followed by a
mask bail in the evening. Suppers will be
served at O'Clock and during the inter-
mission of the dance.
Henry Michaelis and wife, OF Weehaw-
ken, n j., who have been visiting for
two weeks in Ellsworth and Bar Harbor,
left for home last night. While here they
were at the Tower homestead. Master
Arthur Tower returned to Weehawken
with them for the winter.
Donaqua lodge, X. of F., will work the
degree OF knight this evening. Work
Will be followed by banquet. This lodge
is planning for a celebration of the fifth
eth anniversary of the order next Febru-
ary, " hen 1t is hoped to have Past Grand
Chancellor Hanson present.
The Ellsworth literature club will hold
its initial meeting for the winter season
with Miss Annie Il. Stock bridge on Mon
day evening, Nov. II. There will be a
business meeting, and the program for
the winter will be discussed. The club
will devote the winter TO study of Hol-
land.
The halloween party given at Hancock
hall last Friday evening by the Ellsworth
telephone girls, was all that was antici-
pated, which is saying a great deal. The
decorations were unique, and appropriate
to the day. Delicious refreshments were
served. Music was furnished by Mona
ghan's orchestra.
horse owned by II. B. Estey ran away
last Wednesday afternoon. Starting from
the Kief place at the top OF nnker's hill,
the horse ran TO the stable back Of the
laundry. In making the turn at the laun-
dry, the carriage was overturned. Car
| Tlake duu uaEnte7 NtfH bAQlN
but the horse escaped injury.
The question of whether or not Els
worth will have a food fair this winter is
yet to be decided, but in order to save
Hancock hall for the desired week II the
question is decided affirmAtiveiy, the hall
has been engaged for the last week in
January. This would bring the food fair
in regular circuit order with the food fairs
OF Bangor and Belfast.
Owing to i'll health, Miss Bernioe J.
Macomber, who has been teaching the
first to fifth grades at the School street
school, has resigned her position. The
three weeks remaining OF the fall term
will be completed by Mrs. G. Il. Gibbs
who, as Miss wilhelmina Frost, taught
this same school for many years at its
former State street location.
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