Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-01
Mahoney and Sibyl Fields, for q trip to
Boston and New York.

Methodist church. At 730 p. M, motion
pictures. Subject, "Call OF the Sea, }" re-
peated by request. There will also be one
other reel. Special music.
Miss Helen WEIGH, teacher Of domestic
| science at the Presque Isle normal school
with Miss Alma Moody, OF Presque Isle,
as her guest, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Cora Welch.
Eugene l.. Higgins, Of Oakland, Cal.
who has been visiting bis aunt, Mrs.
Annie Powers, and his uncles, Charles J.
and Henry M. Brown, for the past two
months, left to-day on his return to ths
West.
DR.. W. L. West and wife, OF Belfast,
were in an automobile accident near
Winterport Sunday, when two cars col
lided. Mrs, West suffered the most
serious injuries, the ligsments Of one
ankle being strained and torn.
The junior congregation will have the
service at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. The rermon will be on "Why
Men and Nations QuarreIf' The vested
choir will sing. Evening topic: "a
Pleasant South Wind" then, s.ship-
wrecked on Malta"
There will be social at the home OF
Walter A. Bonsey, on the Bucksport road,
Thursday evening, Nov. 9. Home made
candy will be for sale, and refreshments
will be served. All are cordially invited.
Conveyances will be at the high school
building at O'Clock.
i tvyoA IN h ~ IL
week that Byron +. Nash, son Of Mrs. E.
@. Nash, OF Ellsworth, had enlisted in the
overseas service in the European war, and
will leave for the front with the next
Canadian forces. Mr.. Nash enlisted in
the engineers battalion.
The literature club will resume it's
meetings at the reading room, Monday
evening, Nov. 8. The follow ing program
has been arranged: Roll call, vacation
notes; papers, Sand the War has Set Them
Free" Miss Carrie Baker; show the
World is Fed," Mrs. Harvard c. Jordan.
The Unitarian club entertained Monday
evening at halloween party at the Uni
tartan vestry. There was a short enter
tainment, halloween games were played
and refreshments served. The decorations
were appropriate. Mr.. and Mrs. Corn
tassel, guests OF honor for the evening,
were in the receiviI g line.
Mrs. Z. =. Johnston will, about Novem-
Der Is, open a moving picture theatre on
the second floor Of the laundry building
on State street, which is being fitted up
for the purpose. 1t will be a large, airy
hall, including what was before the fire
two floors. The improvements will in
clude an iron stairway on the north side
of the building, to serve Is exit.
Rev. j. W. Tickle and wife last Friday
evening entertained the mem bers of the
Unitarian parish at a house-warming at
the new Unitarian parsonage on Pine
street. This house, the former Hopkins
house, has been thoroughly renovated and
repaired, and makes pleasant home. A
delightful evening was spent with the
pastor and his wife. Refres shments were
served.
Howard B. Moor and Horace F. Wes-
colt returned last night from hunting
trip near Kingman, bringing two deer.
They had narrow escape from serious
accident on the way home, when the steer
ing gear OF their car broke as they were
coming down Lake House hill, Holden,
and they were plunged into the ditch.
Neither was injured, but the car was con-
siderably damaged.
At the meeting OF the Ellsworth
woman's club, at the home OF Mrs. E. K.
Hopkins yesterday afternoon, Miss Mary
A. Hodgkius read an interesting paper on
Library Problems" and Mrs. Jerome II.
Knowles, OF Northeast Harpor, OF the Mt.
Desert Island Federation of Women's
clubs, spoke on federation work. The
next meeting OF the club will be held
with Mrs. j. A. Peters November IA.
Miss Anna X. Richards, stenographer in
the law offices OF Hale and Hamlin, and
Asbury s. Clement, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayo Fl. Clement, were married at the
Catholic rectory in this city this after
noon, Rev. p. f. Flanagan officiating.
Mrs. Lewis Smith and Walter l.. Scott
were their attendants. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Clement will
reside with the groom's parents, on Oak
street.
| The federal inspector who has been
making thorough inspection Of Maine
i for the white pine blister rust, reports
that the disease has gained wide foot
hold in the State, the infection sprea ling
from the New Hampshire line to New
Brunswick, and as far north as Milli-
| nocket, with little doubt that it extends
still farther north in the pine forests, and
| possibly to Canada. OF Hancock county,
he says in his report: "The territory
around Ellswo orth was found to be inf cted
as well as the island OF Mount Desert,
especially in the vicinity Of Bar Harbor."
The many Ellsworth friends OF Rev. P.
| A. A. Kiilam and family, Of Oakland, will
be pleased TO know that the injuries OF the