Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30

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Sunday morning. Communion will be
celebrated after the morning service next
Sunday.
| A large COW moose came up to the cattle
bars at the barn on the Trueworthy farm,
Dollardtown Monday, seeming not to re-
sent ieisureIy inspection At close quarters
/ by the family.
John E. Doyle, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed district deputy Of the knights OF
columbus for this district, which COM
prises the councils at Ellsworth, Lubec,
Eastport and Calais.
| Rev. B. 81. johnson is in Harrington
this week attending the meeting OF the
Washington County Baptist association
o. representative Of the United Baptist
convention Of Maine.
Miss Annie Thurlow returned to her
home "a 6tonington Monday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. h. B.
HASKELL, and Mrs. T. IS. Bridges, making
| the trip by automobile.
At the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. J. w. Tickle,
will take for his subject, "What Do Peo-
pie Really Believer" A new order Of
worship will be used for the first time.
Miss Margaret Bresnahan left Monday
for visit Of two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Charles p. Halpin, in Everett, Mass.
Her niece, Miss Julia Haipin, who has
besn visiting here, returned home with
her.
Clarence a. Tapley, Of the Factory In
sursnce association, Of Hartford, Conn.,,
spent . few days last week with his par
ents, o. W. Tapley and wife. He left Sum
day night on business trip to Raleigh,
Nc.
Midshipman Edmund e. Brady, Of
Annapolis naval academy, is spending his
ennual furlough with his parents, Mr.and
Mrs. e. e. Brady. he has recently re-
turned from the summer cruise on board
the battleship Wisconsin.
Ellsworth friends OF MRS. John F.
Daily, Of Bangor, regret to learn Of her
death which occurred Sunday, at Bangor.
Mrs. Daily was formerly Miss Louise
Gallagher, and had many friends in Els
worth where she frequently visited
Mrs. Ruby J. Livingston and son
Arthur, who have been spending their va
cation in Ellsworth, returned yesterday to
their home in West Somerville, Mass.
They were accompanied as far as Bangor
by Mrs. Lvingston's mother, Mrs. H. w.
Dunn.
Rev. B. n. johnson, OF the Baptist
church, would like to find good home in
Ellsworth for boy anxious to work bis
way through high school. Anyone who
lieve the burden Of very worthy family,
should communicate with MIR. johnson.
Miss Katherine Cronin, OF st. Louis,
Mo-, spent . few days the past week in
Ellsworth, her first visit here since she
left for the West eleven years ago. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Calnane, with her daughter Mary, Of Cam
bridge. Mass, former residents OF Ellis
worth, and Mrs. John H. Cxlnane, OF st.
! Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Nichols and son
Horace, OF Minneapoiis, MlDn., with Mrs.
Nichols mother, Mrs. Jseobs, also OF Min
nsapolis, and Mrs. Grace Jacobs, OF Los
angeles, CAL, have bean the guests Of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hale, for q
few days, making the trip from Minneap-
oils by automobile. They left to-day on
the return trip.
| Next Sunday is Labor Sunday through
| out the United States. It is time for
fserious thought and for much readjust-
ment, to which the church should make
. real contribution. At the Baptist
church the pastor will preach at 1890 q,
m. on 1.-THE Church and the Labor Prob
lem", and in the evening on "He digged
in the Earth and hid his Lords Money"
Charged with granddaughter in having
caused the death of Roland F. Bragdon, oi
Ellsworth, in an automobile accident at
Yarmouth Saturday, Aug. 10, Clyde J.
Stackpole, chauffeur, has been bound
over to the grand jury after preliminary
hearing. The prosecution claimed that he
was under the influence OF liquor at the
time OF the accident. This was denied by
the defence.
/ 4AO SH10AJ AAAoAh SOAAP P0Ay AA hRpC6A
at Hancock hall for twosnights, opening
Sept. !. All the plays are standard sue
cesses. In addition to the plays, some
good vaudeville features will be offered
between the acts, making continuous
show at each performance. The opening
play of the engagement will be "The
Woman He Married., play of excep-
tional merit. Saturday evening, "a Pair
Of Sixes," the funniest comedy in the
world, will be presented.
| Charles F. Cook, Of Worcester, Mass,
has been in Ellsworth on short visit.
Mr.. Cook is the son OF Henry Cook, for
mer resident, and this is his first visit to
his old home in thirteen years. His two
daughters, Mrs. James Cowan, with infant
son, and Miss Gladys Cook, who accom-
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