Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-11-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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moose in Trenton woods have escanaa
easily, but the thing is happeninp alto
seeher ZOO often, and the game depart
'neht IS inclined to enforce the full PEN
atty II 1t continues.
The members OF the Unitarian nar;sb
gave their pastor, Rev. J. w. Tickle, and
nus wife, surprise pound-party last
evening. The pastor had announced an
at home" evening, and naturally ex-
pected few callers, but he was not pre-
pared TO receive practically the entire
parish, and was quite overwhelmed with
the pounds upon pounds OF provisions
ior his larder which the guests bought
with them. Ladies' of the party assumed
control Oh the house, and things rapidly
ADJUSTED themselves. delightful social
evening was enjoyed. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Charles F. Shea, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael A. Shea, of Ellsworth, and Miss
Aooie L. Peach, OF Bar Harbor, were mar
ried wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Peach, in Bar Harbor. Rev. q. N. Gar
land, a former pastor of the Bar Harbor
Methodist church, officiated. John Shea,
brother OF the groom, was best man, aud
Miss Daisy Peach, sister OF the bride, at
tended her. Only the immediate family
OF the bride and three sisters OF the groom
Misses Sadie, Bertha and Ernestine
Shea, OF Ellsworth, were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Shea will make their home in
Bar Harbor.
Tomorrow evening the special feature
at the Strand theatre, in addition to the
moving pictures, will be the musical
mixture, "rhe Moonshiners," by Harold
Moon and company, of Bangor. The pro-
gram introduces fine quartette, gives
solos, musical band OF six pieces, buck
dances, ETC.. 1t is an entertainment of
music and comedy that will please. Mr..
Moon Is well known in Ellsworth, having
been here a number OF times with first
class productions. He has surrounded
himself with company OF real fun max
ers, comedians and singers. Bookings
have been received for Monday and Tues
day OF the serial picture, "Trey o.
Hearts, and the four-reel military drama,
1.-THE Spy"
The following pupils of the School street
school we're regular in attendance during
the fall term: Agnes Card, Elizabeth
Cousins, James Davis, Alvia Frazer,
Chandler Hagerthy, Vena Hagerthy,
Rachel Haynes, Eleanor Kincaid, Andrew
Luchini, Anthony Luchini, Jessie Meader,
Joseph Morrison, Villa Mosley, Gladys
Pinkham, Preston Royal, Charlotte Saw
yer, Arthur Shute, Katherine Spillane,
Charles Tilden, Francis TiIden, John
Whitcomb, Matte Wiberg, Roxana
Jones, Francis Higgins, Dana McGown,
Carl Wiberg, Ella May Johnston, Carroll
Z. Grindal, Charles II. Drummey, Edwin
Austin, Marion Davis, Sarah Meader,
Margaret Davis, Austin Frazier, Edwin
Higgins, Russell Higgins, Edward Mosley,
Elmer Peterson, Charles Royal, Priscilla
Scott.
Three boys, Walter b. Telling, Roy
White and Alonzo Young were before
Judge Mason in the Ellsworth municipal
court Saturday, charged with entering the
house OF Capt. John A. Lord and stealing
confectionery, tobacco, money and other
articles. Telling and White were adj
judged guilty. White was sent to the
School for Boys at South Portland, to re-
main until he was OF age. Telling, on
account OF his health, was placed in Gus
tody of his mother, the case being held
over him. Young, who seems to have
been led into mischief by older boys, was
adjudged not guilty. These cases have
grown from petty thieving at Capt. Lords
store, when his back was turned, grad
ually leading to the breaking and enter
ing OF his house in his absence. Capt.
Lord has been ienient, perhaps mistakenly
so, but the breaks became so frequent and
the amount stolen so large, that he was
forced to take action. 1t is understood
that other boys are also implicated, and
other arrests may follow.