Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-02-03

Mrs. q. ]. Collins Monday evening. The
topic for the evening was South America.
Interesting papers on Peru and Argentina
were read BY ]. A. Scott and Mrs. Rob-
bins. The next meeting will be 1t the
home OF MRS. Robbins on Monday even
ing, Feb. 8.
The union go-to-church meeting an
nouDced for last Sunday evening has been
postponed. As yet no definite arrange
mehts have neen made for holding the
meeting next Sunday evening, but II ar
engagements for such . meeting are made
during the week, anpouncemen4 will be
made from the pulpits next Sunday morn
ing.
special conclave Of Blanquefcrt COM
mandery, X. T., will be held Monday
evening, Feb. q, when officers will be in,~
stalled by Past Grand Commander Arno
w. King. A banquet will be served at
$50, installation at s, followed by dancing.
Each sir knight may invite his wife, un-
married daughters and minor sons.
The Ellsworth high school basket ball
team was defeated by Cherryfield academy
at Cherryfield last Friday evening; score
Al to 20. Next Friday evening the high
school team will play at home, meeting
Orono high at Hancock hsfi. After the
game there will be dance at Society hall,
with music by Monaghah's orchestra.
The Foresters will hold their next regu-
lar meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9. All members
are requested to be present, DIS several
ond degrees. A banquet will foilow,'to
which all Foresters in this vicinity are
Invited. Court Snyctic, OF Waltham, has
been invited, and WIFI confer the degrees
and other floor work.
The ball to be given at Hancock hall to-
morrow evening under the management OF
Miss Pauline Cate, OF Boston, who is con-
Quoting dancing school here, promises
to be one OF the most delightful social
affairs OF the season. Many OF the new
dances are on the order, and will be seen
for the first tame in public here. Wes-
colts orchestra, OF Bar Harbor, will fur
nish music.
Isaac L. Emery and Mrs. Maria L. Gray,
two of North Eilsworth's weIl-known
citizens, were married by Rev. r. s. Ross
last Thursday. The groom is seventy six
and the bride seventy-one. They start
out on their matrimonial voyage thus
late in life with the best. wishes of their
many friends. Friday evening serenad-
ing party Of fifty-nine people called on the
bride and groom, we're invited in, and en-
joyed generous hospitality.
{. w. Enrich, OF Kansas City, Mo-,
spent last geek with Charles Ault Of the
Ault- Williamson Shoe Co. Mr.. Enrich is
one Of the best salesmen in the country,
selling the particular grade Of footwear as
made by the local factory He was go
favorably impressed with the organization
and its prospects that he decided to rep
resent the Arm in Oklahoma, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska and other states.
A pleasing entertainment was given by
the senior class at the high school last
Friday evening. The Program was as fol-
lows: Violin solo, Lswrehce Higgins,
with piano accompaniment by Christina
Doyle; reading, Myrtle Gambler; piano
selections. Louise Donnell; duet, Mrs.
Gott ar Gertrude Dorgan; reading, Julia
Estey; violin selections, Myrtle Monaghan,
Miss Doyle, accompanist, piano solo, Doris
Colpitts. Home-ma candy was sold.
The Ellsworth dramatic Club, under the
management of Fred e. Cooke, will pre-
sent q double bill at Hancock half on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 16. The plays will
be the two-act sketch, "After Thirty
Years, J" followed by the one act comedy,
'sThe Rough Diamond" The proceeds
will be used for new furniture and rugs
for the stage at Hancock ball. Mr.. Cooke,
as janitor of the hall, is getting it in good
condition, giving the matter his close at
tention.
Ellsworth members of DopaQua lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, are planning to at-
tend the district convention to be held
with M. L. Stevens lodge at West Sullivan
on Monday, Feb %. The Ellsworth h team
will work the rank Of page and Stevens
lodge will work the rank of knight. A
banquet will be served at 6 o'clock. A
large attendance OF knights from the
lodges of the district is expected, and it is
hoped also to have several of the grand
officers present.
Those who enjoyed the Pierrot and
Pierrette entertainment last winter are
looking forward to another pleasing en-
tertainment at Hancock hall Thursday
evening OF next week, Feb. IL. The i'm
preston seems 10 have gone abroad that
this will be repetition OF last years en-
tertainment. This is not the case. This
will be another entertainment given by the
same organization, under the auspices of
the Unitarian club. The program will be
entirely different.
Officers Of Philip H. Sheridan council,
Knights OF Columbus, were installed
Monday evening by District Deputy John