Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

appear in "When We Were Twenty-one".
The Ellsworth high school basket ball
team was defeated at Orono by Orono high
Friday evening, by the score OF 49, 16.
Honors are thus even for the season be-
tween the two teams. 1t is probable that
arrangements will be made for playing the
rubber game in few weeks.
Ellsworth friends extend congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Packard, OF Houlton, on the
birth OF son [Joseph Ludington]
born Jan. %. Mr.. and Mrs. Packard made
many friends in Ellsworth during their
residence here, while MIR. Packard was
sub master Of the high school. He is now
principal Of the Houlton high school.
Mrs. William Dulles, OF New York, has
announced the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Rutledge Dulles, to Fred
erick Snare, jr., son OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred
erick Snare, of New York. Miss Dulles is
the daughter OF the late William Dulles.
Mr.. Snare is associated with his father in
the engineering firm of Snare & Triest
No date has been set for the wedding.
Ellsworth is to have Cha pman concert.
Prof. w. r. Chapman, who is touring the
State with the Criterion qusrtette, OF New
York, which was q feature of the last
Maine music festival, and Miss Florence
Austin, violinist, finds that he will be in
Ellsworth between trains on the afternoon
OF Monday, March 20, and has arranged to
put on matinee concert at Hancock hall,
under the auspices Of the Ellsworth fes-
tival chorus, at popular prices.
Bert Collins, of Surry, was arraigned in
the Ellsworth municipal court Friday, on
a charge OF forgery, and bound over for
the April term OF the supreme court. The
case is peculiar one. Collins is charged
with substituting a fictitious name, NV.
G. Thurston, ELLSWORTH" for W. G.
Thatcher, surry, on the return card on a
box Of smelts after it had been packed by
Mr.. Thatcher for shipment to Boston
dealers. In course of time Mr.. Collins
called for the "Thurston" letter at the
Ellsworth postoffice, receiving a check
for the smelts, which he cashed in Ellis
worth.
At q meeting Of the girls sewing club
Monday evening with Miss Carrie B.
Russell, the engagement Of Miss Russell
and Dana II. Smith, OF sattle, Wash, was
announced. The announcement came
when the members of the club entered
the dining room for refreshments. The
attractive table decorations and favors,
significant OF the occasion, told the story
before the guests read the names on the
heart-shaped place cards. Miss Russell is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.
Russell, OF Warren, formerly OF Ellsworth,
and has for the past few years been en-
ployed in the Union Trust Co. OF Ellis
worth. Mr.. Smith is an Ellsworth born
boy. His mother, Mrs. Arthur A. Bray
mer, OF Seattle, is q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. p. Dorr, OF Ellsworth. His father
was the late Everard u. Smith, formerly
the employ Of the American Ha waiian
Steamship Co., and has recently success
fully passed the examination for captains
license.
AsSv' AoAAoy a. ouiShs P0otoA Va snc a. n
street Universslist church, Bangor,
pleased two Ellsworth congregations Sun
day. At the Unitarian church in the
morning his sermon was devoted largely
to the proper training Of youth. In the
evening at Hancock hall be addressed
large union meeting, under the auspices Of
Donaqua lodge, K. Of p, in observance OF
the fifty-second anniversary OF the found
ing Of the order of Knights OF Pythias.
Rev. 4. B. Mathews, Of the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. T. 8. Ross, OF the
Met hodist church, and Mr.. Donohue, of
the Bangor theological seminary, who was
supplying the Baptist pulpit for the day,
assisted in the service. Mr.. Smiths SUBJ
ject, "The Chlvalry OF To-day" was
brilliantly developed and it's delivery
eloquent. Solos by Miss Erva Giles and
music by the K. P. orchestra added to the
enjoyment OF the service. The hall was
brilliant with its decorations of flags and
lanterns in place for the K. P. convention
Tuesday