Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-02

Next Sunday in the Methodist church
sermon at 1880. Sunday school at Has
illustrated lecture ct 7.30. Special music
at all services. >Epworth League meeting
Thursday evening at 7.a0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lawton, who have
been visiting Mrs. Lawton's mother, Mrs.
r. L. Stanwood, leave to- morrow for their
home in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Rowe left yester-
day for Portland, Mr. Rowe for a vacation
Of two weeks, while Mrs. Rowe will spend
. month there with relatives.
Next Sunday evening there will be SER
vice at the Unitarian church. Rev. George
d. LAtimer, OF Boston, will be the preacher.
Service will commence at 7.30.
Mrs. Martha Moore Avery, of Boston,
. former resident OF Ellsworth, and q
lecturer of prominence, was here for few
days last week, renewing old friendships.
Frank D. Rowe is taking special sum-
York. He will 60 to Bluehill as principal
OF the academy at the opening Of the
| fall term.
Rev. Albert J. Lord and family, Of Meri-
den, Conn.,, are in Ellsworth for their an
nual visit to Mrs. Lords father, H. T..
Phillips. They made the trip by auto
| mobile.
Mrs. Florence Bowden and daughter,
\ Miss Mildred Rowe, left yesterday for
| Brockton, Mass, called there by the ILL
ness OF Mrs. Bowden's daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Mckenzie.
Mrs. Joseph Dondis and Misses Dorothy
and Leona Dondis, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Povich the past three weeks,
have returned to Rockland, going from
there to Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Michselis and Mrs. Horace
Lord, with Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Coburn,
OF Sangerviile, have just returned from .
ten days trip in New York and New
Jersey in Mr.. Coburn's car.
Miss Gertrude Dorgan arrived home
Saturday from two weeks visit with her
sister, Miss Louise Sullivan, at Houlton.
Che was accompanied by her sister, who
J will spend two weeks with her here.
| Capt. N. H. Means has returned from q
| visit with friends and relatives in Sedg-
wick and Brooklin. After q week spent
there, he returned by boat to Bluehill,
where he was pleasantly entertained by
DR.. E. q. Barrett and wife.
| James F. Whitmore, OF Bayfield,, Wis,
arrived Thursday for months visit with
| his brother, Charles Whitmore. Mr..
/ 4, - ,a of hut
has lived in the West many years. This is
| his first visit to Ellsworth in forty-six
years.
| The Unitarian Sunday school picnic,
which was postponed for two weeks owing
to the weather, will take place next Tues
day. The hayrack will be at the church
door to convey all the scholars to DR.. g. 8.
Hagerthy's cottage at Pleasant beach, and
will leave at $50 q. m.
! The ball team OF the Junior Brother
hood had Geld day at Bayside last 5atur-
day, meeting there the school team from
/ Dor team was minus several OF its regular
pla yers, and the game was 9 walkover for
the Ellsworth boys, the score being I'll.
The Ellsworth band, organized for the
campaign year, with z. e. Monaghan as
leader, turned out for it's first public ap-
pearance in Ellsworth at the democratic
rally last Thursday. The band made a
good showing, and received many compli-
ments on it's playing after so little practice
together.
The Nickel theatre has been closed in
definitely. The serial, "Peg o. the Ring
which opened at the Nickel last Wednes-
day, will be continued at The Davis, as
the regular Wednesday feature. Other
features at The Davis for the week are the
Bluebird flm for Saturday, presenting
Sarah Bernhardt in "Jeanne Dore", and a
Red Feather Universal tim for next Mon
| day.
Henry Crosby Emery, formerly OF Ellis
worth, and son of exChief Justice
Emery, has resigned his professorship oi
political economy in Yale university, to
accept position with the Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York, as one Iof its foreign
representatives. He will begin his new
duties with an. investigation of the op-
| pOTtunllicS lOI lhNCotiiSht
capital in Russia, and will sail early in
September for that country, where his
headquarters for two or three years will
be in Petrograd.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, formerly of Els
worth, died last Thursday at her home in
South Penobscot, aged seventy-five years
Mrs. Mitchell's maiden name was Carrie
Smith, and she was q sister OF the late
Moses Smith, Of Ellsworth. She moved
from Ellsworth about forty years age
Che leaves husband and one son, Fred
OF Penobscot; also one sister, Mrs. Henry
Norris, OF Bucksport, and three brothers
-Eben Smith, OF franklin: James M
Smith, OF Benton, and Zelman Smith, oi
Fisher, Mich. The funeral was held al
South Penobscot; interment at Penobscot
Ellsworth, in common with the create