Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13

tartan church next Sunday morning will
be "Because Of His Importunity". The
minister's class in the Sunday school will
discuss "The Rise of UAitarianism in
England.
H. Leroy Hutchinson and William
Hutchinson, arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court last week charged with
breaking and entering the store OF Gray
Brothers, at South Brooksville, were
bound over for the grand jury.
Mrs. F. w. Rollins, who has spent
several months in Massachusetts, is at
home for short stay. She will return to
Massachusetts, for the winter. The
Rollins homestead will be occupied this
winter by L. H. Cushman and family.
Ellsworth friends sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bulger, Of Gran berry
Isles, in the death OF their three months
old son, Richard Stafford, who died Sun
day, OF whooping-cough. Mrs. Bulger
was Miss Georgia F. Jude, Of this city.
Mrs. Horace F. Lord has sold her
property and business at Green Lake, ex-
cepting her shore cottage, to q. e.
Scribner, who will continue the business.
Mrs. Lord has moved to Ellsworth to keep
house for her father-in Law, Capt. John A..
Lord.
The w. c. T. U. local union will hold
its first session after the summer vacation
in the parlor OF the Baptist church next
Friday afternoon at Q o'clock. All MEM
bers and friends Of the union are re-
quested to be present to make plans for
fall and winter work.
In the Methodist church next Sunday,
at 1880, sermon. At 7.3O p. M, motion
pictures. Subject "The Spender", from
the story by Rev. Z. ). Harris, followed
by six beautiful lantern slides entitled,
"Father, Dear Father, Come Home With
Me Now"
Kidder and daughter of the late Capt.
Isaac Frazier, OF Ellsworth, died last
Thursday at her home in Lynn, Mass.
She leaves two sisters-Mrs. J. M. Peck,
of Portland, and Miss Josephine Frazier,
Of Lynn, and brother, Milton Frazier, OF
California.
Announcements have been received in
Ellsworth OF the marriage Of Miss
Florence Maynard Hale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Hale, of Lowell,
Mass, to Jack Silk, OF West Newbury,
Mass. The many Ellsworth friends OF the
bride, who has been frequent summer
visitor here, extend congratulations.
The Strapd announces free matinee
for school children next Monday after
noon at Ais o'clock. Beginning next
week, the Strand will present three
"festure" pictures each week. "The
Torrent" on to-night's bill, includes
thrilling picture Of the bursting of q
dam. Saturday evening the widely
heralded picture, ''Scandal," will be pre-
sented. The first episode in the serial pic
ture, "The Broken Coin," will be present.
ed Monday evening.
1t is expected that the democratic city
committee will get together tomorrow to
appoint date for the post Office primary.
1t is proposed to conduct the primary on
the plan of the regular primary, the names
Of all the candidates to b. printed on one
ballot, with instruction to voters to mark
cross after the name OF the candidate
for whom they desire to vote. Present in
dications are that there will be four candi-
dates on the primary ballot.
Earle B. Tinker, of this city, for some
time special representative Of the Phoenix
Film corporation and Sawyer, Inc, has
resigned to accept Q position as gen.
eral manager Of the Maine branch Of the
United Film Service. The United Film
corporation has offices in the Eastern
Trust building, in Bangor, from which all
business in this State is directed.
United Film is known as ''tbe fourth pro-
gram, and is one of the important factors
OF the industry.
Harry L. Crabtree, who for the past
three years has been practicing law in
New York, has returned to Ellsw orth
and entered into law partnership with
Congressman John A. Peters. John F
Knowlton, who has been associated with
Mr.. Peters since 1911, under the firm name
of Peters & Knowlton, retires from ths
firm on account of i'll health. The firm
now becomes Peters & Crabtree. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crabtree are welcomed back to the
business and social life of Ellsworth.
At the annual meeting OF the Unitarian
parish last Wednesday evening, following
the parish supper, new constitution wal
adopted, making important changes in the
organization. Officers were elected al
follows: President, Frank 8. Lord; vice
president, Martin L. Adams; secretary
Frank 8. Call; treasurer and collector
Embert c. Osgood; trustees, Frank 8
Lord, c. L. Morang, L. F. Giles, Mrs
Elmer e. Rowe, Mrs. Fred L. Kent; his.
torian, Miss "A. A. Greedy.
George Lowell, Of Washington Junction,
was arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal
court yesterday, charged with breaking
and entering, on complaint of Mary M
Joy, Of North Hancock. Judge Mason