Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20


Mrs. Scott, who represents the national
alliance, will deliver an address, ..GIimpses
of Alliance Work."
Dr."C. 9. Knowlton and wife have the
sincere sympathy OF all in the loss Of their
infant daughter. For time serious alarm
| was felt for Mrs. Knowlton, but to-day
her condition is reported as favorable.
John P. Eldridge and wife and Mrs.
Alice Parker entertained last week at
Pioneer camp, Patterns pond f. H. Os-
good and family, Mrs. David Sleeper, OF
Bar Barbor and Mrs. Annie Moore, Of
| Buffalo, N. Y.
Ex-Chief Justice L. A. Emery will lee
ture next month at the University OF
Maine law school on the subject, "What
to Do in Court and How" These lectures
will be given during the week beginning
Monday, Feb. Is, at 10 a. IN.
Officers OF Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ,
| will be installed by Past Master Rev. r.
b. Mathews to- morrow evening. 1t will
| be public to families of Masons. A
banquet will be served at $50, followed
by the installation. Dancing will follow.
"There is path which no bird of prey
knoweth, and which the falcons eye hath
not seen" will be the text of the sermon
next Sunday at the Unitarian church.
The adult bible class will discuss
f"Church Product OF the Unitarian
Mind"
The most original musical affair OF this
or many seasons in Ellsworth is promised
for next Tuesday evening at Hancock hall,
| when the ''Sumphunny orchestra" Of
| Ellsworth will make its initial appearance
| in varied program, which will include
the latest hits.
| Mrs. Henry j. Joy left Monday for Au-
burndale, Mass, for short visit with her
granddaug hter, Miss Annie Stanton.
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
J. s. Kearney, in Minneapolis, Mimi, and
her son Harry IN st. Louis, Mo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Lindsey, with little
daughter, who have been visiting relatives
in Ellsworth and Bar, Har Dor for month,
N. Y. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Lindsey's mother, Mrs. T. o. Tracy, who
will spend the winter with them.
I About 100 parents and friends of pupils
| OF L. Il. Monaghans dancing class en-
joyed the exhibition given by the little
folks Saturday evening, to mark the close
of the session. The children made q
pretty picture, and went through the
dance program with credit to themselves
| and their teacher.
! Z. w. Grindal has purchased of the Ellis
worth Foundry & Machine Works the
building on Water street known as the
Murch building, where the Murch block
works were formerly located. The build
ing is being moved by c. $. Johnston to a
site near MIR. Grindal's store house on
Water street, for additional store house
room.
Ellsworth high school basket ball team
defeated Milbridge high at Hancock hall
last Friday evening by score OF "a to Z,
wiping out the defeat at the hands of the
same team early in the season. Next Fri
day evening the Ellsworth school team
will play Bucksport seminary at Hancock
hall. A dance will follow at Society hall.
The Calendar society OF the Methodist
church will hold its regular business and
social meeting at the home OF Mrs. Cora
Pomroy, on Hancock street, Wednesday
evening, Jan. q. The social part OF the
meeting will be in the nature of a "red
tape" social. A good attendance is de-
sired. There will be a short program.
I Refreshments will be served.
Harry l.. Pho, under sentence of 500 fine
and sixty days in Jail, sixty days addi-
tional imprisonment in case OF default of
fine, was committed to the county Jail last
week to serve his sentence. Pho, since his
case came back from the law court, de-
cided against him, has kept out Of Ellis
| worth, but last week he surrendered to
tence.
The annual meeting Of the Ellsworth
Merchants association was held Monday
evening, quorum attending, in spite of
the severe storm. Reports for the year
showed the association to be in good con-
dition. Practically an entire new set OF
officers was elected as follows: H. W.
Dunn, president; II. b. Estey, vice. presi-
dent; Frank s. Call, secretary; Walter NJ.
Allen, treasurer; Austin Fl. Joy, c. E.
Monaghan and II. c. Austin, executive
committee and trustees.
Rooms are being fitted up for the Dirigo
| club on the second floor of one of Z. l..
Morang's buildings, in what was formerly
the Eppes building. Extensive altera-
tions are being made on the rooms, and
when the work is finished, the club will
have very attractive suite of rooms--a
general assembly and card room, a read
ing room, billiard room, coat room and
toilet rooms. The club will probably
move from its present location on the
south side OF Main street by the middle Of
next month.
3. X. Whiting has sold his interest in