Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-10-28


The Unitarian club will meet Monday
evening with Miss Helen Adams.
Supper will be served at the Baptist ves-
try this evening by the ladies' aid society.
Freeman q. Leach, who is in the Paine
hospital at Bangor, is reported this week
as slightly improved.
Mrs. Annie Ash, OF Northeast Harbor,
was the weekend guest Of relatives in
Ellsworth and BluehiIl.
Misses Mary Fl. Black and Catherine
Hurley left to-day for Portland to attend
the State teachers convention.
The Dirigo club is arranging for an
amateur play to be put on at Hancock
hall Friday, Nov. 13.
Ellsworth will receive from the State
this year for its common schools %, ,26372,
which is s210.07 less than last year.
Miss Pauline Leibrock, of New York,
who has spent two weeks with Capt. c. G.
Fullerton and wife, has returned home.
There will be no prayer meeting at the
Baptist vestry tomorrow evening, as Rev.
P. A. A. Killam is away on a missionary
trip.
Mrs. F. 8. Lord. who accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur II. Merriam, to
her home at Essex, Conn.,, for visit, has
returned home.
Mrs. Walter II. Cushman, with two little
daughters, has been, for the past week,
) bn 81 Ara
Andrew NJ. Moor, in Bluehill.
There will be meeting of the city gov
ernment tomorrow evening, when bids
for the position as superintendent OF the
poor OF Ellsworth will be opened.
Charles Ault, of the Ault- Williamson
Shoe Co., has rented Capt. John o. Kief's
house on Franklin street. Capt. Kief
is remodeling the stable into dwelling
for his own occupancy.
At the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning Rev. j. w. Tickle will deliver
second sermon, "Social Progress and Re-
ligious Faith" The adult bible-clas will
continue the study OF 1.-THE Servant in
the House..
lne anu COiISClOES iOE tuc SOu~
gregational church, Mesdames A. +. Wis
well, ii. NJ. Hall, A. w. King and F. w.
Rollins, report the amount necessary for
the yearly current expenses all pledged,
and largely collected.
Miss j. A. Thompson left to-day for
Portland on business. She expects to re-
turn Friday. She returned last week from
trip to Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Katherine Mahoney joined her in,
Boston, returning with her.
The next meeting.of the literature club
will be held with Miss Annie R. Stock
bridge next Monday evening. Program:
Roll call, topics of the day; "In the Land
of the Aztecs," Mrs. Tapley; "vere Cruz
Tampico-The Oil Fields" Miss Stock
bridge.
The first snow-storm of the season in
Ellsworth occurred yesterday-not a few
scattering fakes, but a thick fall which
lasted the greater part of the forenoon,
and whitened the ground for all day.
Had the ground been frozen, a fall Of sew
eral inches would have been recorded.
Clerk-of-Courts John T.. bunker at
tended the meeting of the grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows in Portland last week as
grand warden, and was duly advanced to
the office of deputy grand master. e. v.
Dyer, of Bar Harbor, was the district
deputy appointed for this district.
The wedding of Jessie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. q. L. Morang, of this city, and
Edward Harold Hamblen, of Springfield,
Mass, will take place at 8 o'clock this
evening, at the Unitarian church, A re-
ception will follow at "Bay viewn, the
home of the brides parents.
William s. Cousins, who is employed on
a yacht recently returned from European
waters-the same yacht on which Harry
e. Austin is employed-is at home from