Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-11-18

Supper will be served at the Methodist
vestry this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. George W. Whiting gave dinner
party Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
Mae Michel, OF New York.
Mrs. Nelson Kelley, of Josesport, with
two children, has been visiting her pa
rents, w. A. Murch and wife.
Mrs. 8. E. Crosby, of Aurora, with her
daughter, Mrs. Eta Vague, of Bangor,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. U. Silsby.
The regular meeting OF Irene chapter,
o. e. s., will be held next Friday evening.
Circle supper at $50, followed by degree
work.
Elbridge Milliken has purchased the
Andrew NJ. Moor house on Bridge hill,
for his own occupancy. He will make ex-
tensive repairs on the house.
Henry W. Sargent has rented Mrs.
Curtis R. Fosters house, and moved
there this week. Mrs. Foster has gone to
Massachusetts, for the winter.
Freeman G. Leach came home from the
hospital in Bangor last week. His friends
are pleased to know that there is decided
improvement in his condition.
Mrs. Samuel A. Goodwin, who has been
confined to her bed for several weeks, is
resting comfortably. Her sister, Mrs.
James Treadweli, of Amherst, is with her.
Miss Nellie Abbott, who has been en-
ployed in the Western Union telegraph
office during the summer, has accepted a
Position at the Plummer Farm school at
Salem, Mass.
Beginning Thursday Of this week the
W. X. G. will change the time of the meet
ings from evening to the afternoon, at
230 o'clock, the first and third Thursdays
OF each month as usual.
Elmer Pettengill and family have
moved here from West Sullivan, where
for several years Mr.. Pettengill has been
postmaster. Mrs. Pettengin is manager of
the Strand moving picture theatre.
Mrs. Charles Ault and two children,
who have been visiting in Indiana, joined
Mr.. Ault here last week, and the family is
now installed at the Kief house on Frank
lin street, which Mr.. Ault has leased.
The subject of Rev. j. W. Tickle's ser
mon at the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning will be, "The Fate of the Ser
pent." The adult bible class will take up
the topic, .The Greatest Lesson Taught
by Jesus"
Frank J. Terrill, OF Worcester, Mass,
the aviator who was seen by many Ellis
worth people at the Eastern Maine State
fair in Bangor the past two years, was
killed during an exhibition flight at
Chesterfield, 8. c.. Friday.
Fulton ]. Redman will open law offices
in Ellsworth, occupying the rooms in the
Redman block on State street, now occu-
pied by d. e. Hurley. MIR. Hurley will
move his offices to rooms over the Barriil
national bank on Main street.
E. G. Moore has installed new soda
fountain in his drug store. 1t is a counter
fountain, of up-to-date pattern, made of
white marble, with black and gold marble
trimmings. Back of the fountain is q
cabinet and large plate glass mirror.
All the common schools of the city will
close this week for the fall vacation. The
high school will remain in session three
weeks longer. The rural schools will be
closed for three weeks, while the common
schools Of the city proper will be closed
until after the holidays.
HowardiB. Moor returned to-day from
New Brunswick, where he has been in the
interest Of theiPokiok Lumber Co., COM
posed almost entirely OF Ellsworth people.
Mr.. Moor;has also been appointed by the
new st. John & Quebec Valley railroad as