Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10

requested to be present, as important
business is to come before the meeting.
Next Sunday in the Methodist church,
sermon at 1880 o'clock. In the evening ut
7.30 motion pictures in two parts; sub
jects: "Feilow Voyagers," sremples and
Statues Of Rome, and Jerusalem and the
Holy Land".
Capt. John Peterson, OF the schooner
Wesley Abbott, has been at home few
days the past week while his vessel was
| loading at Bangor. Capt. Peterson has
had gasoline engine for hosting in
stalled in his vessel this year.
L. E.. Treadwell and wife and Mrs. Eva
Sellers returned last Wednesday from an
automobile trip through the White
Mountains and massachusetts,. They re-
port fine weather ana excellent roads
| through the mountains and Massachu
setts.
Arthur E. Moore; W ho has been foreman
OF the Ellsworth Foundry & Machine
Works. gerage in Ellsworth, has been
transferred to Bar Harbor to take charge
/ of their branch garage there. Mr.. Moore
Is a competent mechanic, and the patrons
OF the Bar Harbor garage Of this company
will be assured Of efficient service.
| Grand Chancellor Howard IF. Sawyer, OF
Bangor, paid an official visit to Donaqua
lodge. K. OF p, last Wednesday evening.
| Past Chancellor Charles A. Wilson, of
Portland, was also present, together with
l Vic noin nd
A banquet followed the meeting.
The first snow OF the season in Ellis
worth fell last Friday morning, about 4
o'clock-a sharp furry that whitened the
ground. The snow quickly changed to
rain, however, and people who waited
the enjoyment OF the winters first snow.
The Womans Alliance OF the Unitarian
church will observe the fortieth dedica-
tion OF the vestry at the memorial parlor
next Wednesday afternoon, November
| II, at 2.3O o'clock. An historical address
will be given by Mrs. E. X. Hopkins. All
friends OF the society are cordially in
| vited to be present.
Mrs. E. G.. Nash, manager Of the Western
Union telegraph office here, returned
Saturday from a months vacation spent
in Newcastle and Foxcroft, and in
Massachusetts. Miss Mary Drummey,
who has been assistant operator here dur
ing the summer, left Monday for her
home in Portland.
Representative Frank s. Lord was
operated upon at the East Maine general
hospital in Bangor Sunday morning. He
rallied quickly after the operation. and
his condition since has been gener-
ally satisfactory. His many friends in
Ellsworth hope that bis recovery may be
rapid. Mrs. Lord is in Bangor.
The literature club held its first meet
ing for the season Of 1876 at the home
OF the president, Miss Mary II. Black,
Monday evening, Nov. 1. The subjects Of
the evening, "Maine in Verse and Story"
by Mrs. E. K. Hopkins, and "Fisheries'',
by Miss Carrie Baker, were delightful
interesting. Until further notice, the
club will hold ITS meetings at the reading
room at the usual hour, 7.45.
E. F. Robinson, jr., has moved his cows
up from his Riverside farm, and is winter
ing them, with several other cows, at the
creamery buildings on Church street. He
will sell milk and cream during the win
ter at least. In the spring it is probable
that some parties who have already
looked owe rthe situation here may take
over the creamery with the view of esta b.
fishing a permanent creamery business
here.
"The Love Spell, }" comedy in two acts,
with music, will be presented at Hancock
hall Friday evening, Dec. 10, under the
auspices OF Donaqua lodge, K. OF P. The
play is written by Roy G. Haines, and will
be staged by him. There are about q
dozen characters. The leading woman's
part will be taken by Miss Bertha Giles,
os q business woman in love with q
parson. The part OF the parson will be
played BY Frank j. Dunleavy.
Bangor, Ellswort b and Bar Harbor peo-
pie showed commendab BILE zeal in the man.
ner in which they hustled for and secured
an additional State appropriation Of slo,-
0O0 for completing the work OF road build
ing between Bangor and Ellsworth. This
work already has a splendid start, and
with the new appropria ION will be- con-
tinued as late as possib this fall and
completed early in the spring. This will
do away with the necessity of sending
the tourist and local trsvel over rough ano
dangerous detours next GUNNER and will
mean unprecedented business over ouI
State roads to Bar Harbor.-Portt0nd Er-
press.
]. A. Cunningham and wife we're given
q silver wedding surprise party last
Friday evening. About thirty friends
dropped in upon them to extend con-
gratulations on the twenty-hfth anni-
versary OF their marriage. The invita-
tions we're confined to neighbors, musical
associates OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham,
members Of Mrs. Cunninghsm's class in
the high school, and guests who were at
the wedding twenty-five years ago. AS q
token OF esteem, Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ningham were presented with hand