Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-05-20

Supper will be served at the Unitarian
vestry this evening at $50.
Mrs n. c. King left Saturday for visit
of few weeks in Boston and vicinity.
George W. Dunn, of Bridgeport, Conn,
is visiting his father, Howard w. Dunn.
for few weeks.
The members of the Unitarian woman's
alliance are holding special meetings pre-
pairing for the August fair.
Mrs John A. Peters arrived home Mon
day from Boston, where she spent week
on her way home from Washington.
Mrs Mortimer Levy, of New York, is
visiting her parents, David Friend and
wife. Mr.. Levy will join her here later
for his vacation.
George A. Tredick and Mrs. Annie NJ.
Bresnahap, both of Ellsworth Falls, were
married at the Baptist parsonage Saturday
evening, by Rev. p. A. A. Killam.
Among new automobile owners in Ellis
worth are A. w. Ellis, who has bought a
Chalmers, and Frank r. Moore and How
ard B. Moor, who have bought Fords.
w. II. Fl. Rice relief corps will hold it's
regular meeting Thursday evening. All
members are requested to be present, as
important business is to come before the
meeting.
A crushed rock sidewalk has been laid
on Oak street from Main street to a short
distance north OF Church street. The
crushed rock walk on High street is now
being extended.
Mrs. Miriam Kent is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew P. Mcfarland, in
Pit.sfield. Mrs. Fred L. Kent accom-
panied her mother on the journey, return
ing home Saturday.
Ex-Chief- Justice l.. A. Emery, who has
spent the winter in New Haven, arrived
home Saturday. He will spend a few
weeks at "Firlands" before going to Han
cock Point for the summer.
"a Selfish Messiah" will be the subject
OF Rev. j. w. Tickle's sermon at the Uni
tartan church next Sunday morning. The
bible class of the Sunday school will con
tinue the discussion of s'The Inside of the
Cup".
Charles w. Hurley is at home from
Ohio, called by the serious illness of his
sister Marie. The many friends of Miss
Hurley are encouraged by decided i'm
provement in her condition in the past
few days.
Eleanor, eleven-year- daughter of
Allon P. Royal and wife, fell Sunday,
breaking both bones of the left arm be-
tween wrist and elbow. Drs. Woodruff
and Knowlton set the broken bones, and
the child now is as comfortable as can be
expected.
Another plant OF humpback salmon fry
from the Green Lake hatchery, 10000, was
made yesterday and to- day in Union river
and its tributaries. This, with the plant
of 25O,OOO made in March, makes 2sO,OOO of
these fish from the Pacific coast planted in
Union river for experimental purposes.
The firemen and crew Of helpers were
called out Sunday afternoon to fight for
est fire on the Lamoine road near the
Graves place. The fire looked threatening
for time, but prompt action by the fire
fighters confined it to comparatively small
area, though some valuable timber was
burned.
About sixteen members of the Ellis
worth festival chorus will, this evening, go
by automobile to Bucksport, where they
will be the guests OF the Bucksport chorus.
The Ranpor chorus will also he puests of
the Bucksport chorus, going by special
train. Director Chapman will be present,
and a short union rehearsal will be on the
program.
Mrs. Louisa p. Smith died last Friday
at the home OF her daughters, Misses
Alice and Celia Smith, on School street.
Mrs. Smith was in the ninety-third year
OF her age. The funeral was held at the