Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-27

Mrs. Margaret Lord, Mrs. Mary
Michalis, Mrs. B. r. Moone and
daughter Charline spent few days
recently in Bangor.
Glenn A. Lawrence, of Rockland, Joined
Mrs. Lawrence and children here for
Christmas at the home OF her parents,
Judge A. w. King and wife.
The Ellsworth telephone girls were gem
erously remembered on Christmas day by
presents Of confectionery from Miss J. A.
Thomp on and J. P. Eldridge.
Bryant Moore, cadet at West Point
military academy, spent Christmas with
his parents, f.. g. Moore and wife. He
will return to West Point Friday.
A son, Linwood Rollins, was born to MIR.
| and Mrs. L. H. Cushman, OF Ellsworth, at
the East Maine general hospital in Bangor
on the morning Of Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clement Shriner, OF
Boston, formerly of Ellsworth, are
spending the holidays in New York with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hillman Patten.
The New Year's bali, anno unced by
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night, has been indefinitely postponed,
owing to scarlet fever at Ellsworth Ea1ls.
Mrs. A. P. Wiswell left yesterday to
spend the remainder OF the winter with
her brother, DR.. R. H. Greene, in New
York. She will make short visit in Bos-
ton en- route.
Mrs. VIM. Maloney, who has been vis-
iting friends in Kittery, and Mrs. Mary
Capell in Wells, has returned to her home
here. Mrs. Capell will be remembered in
Ellsworth as Miss Mary Swan.
1.-THE Land OF Beginning Over Again" :"
will be the subject OF the Unitarian min
ister's sermon next Sund morning.
Service at 1890. Vesper services at 4
o'clock. A book; seat; welcome.
Miss Muriel Byard, student at Smith
college, is at home for the holidays. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
William Byard, who has been in Worces-
ter, Mass, for the past three months.
/ The Masonic bodies OF Ellswor will
| hold their annual meetings next week,
and elect Office. -Blanquefort command
| cry Monday evening, Acadia chapter Tues
day evening and Lygonia lodge Thursday
| evening.
home for the holidays. Mr.Sowle has been
| engaged in the insurance business near
| Bridgewater, where his son has charge OF
the academy. They brought big doe
with them.
The municipal officers OF Ellsworth have
sent out the usual notice to all property
| owners requiring them to examine all
| their orchard and shade trees and destroy
! all nests of the brown-tail moth before
! February1.
The dancing assembly OF Lejok Lodge,
| l. o. q. F., last Thursday evening, was
we'll attended, in spite of the storm and
Christmas week. Refreshments were
| served. The ne xt assembly will be held
| Thursday, Jan. 4.
! Frances A. Richardson and Herman j.
ried Saturday, by Rev. R. B.. Mathews
! They spent Christmas with Mrs. Scam
mons parents, Daniel Richardson and
wife, at North Ellsworth.
Mrs. H. W. Dunn left last Thursday for
Biddeford, her old home, where she will
visit her son, Daniel Gurney, few days
before going to Boston for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Cur
ney Livingston, and other relatives and
friends.
The Ellsworth woman's club, through
it's Christmas committee, did asplendid
work in Ellsworth on Christmas day, dis
tributing twenty boxes to families oi
about 100 individuals. The committee
will submit detailed report at the meet
| ing Of the club next week.
Miss J. A. Thompson reports the los.
from her store during the Christmas shop
ping week OF a small set OF six volumes o.
Shakespeare, in leather case. Ellsworth
merchants suffer considerable loss eact
year from this petty shopliiting, and az
effort will be made to put stop to 1t.
The Trenton Baptist church and congre
cation surprised their pastor, Rev. B. II
johnson, Sunday, with generous dona.
tion OF groceries, ETC., for Christmas cheer
/ AO octNtSOo III AlChtOu dko bCttCI dtbCAoCS
J than for years; in fact, no presehins
service has been attempted in the winter
Tor long time.
The annual business meeting of tn,
Baptist society will be held in the church
Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 4 p. m. There viii
be social supper at $50, with roll call
and at O'Clock an address by Rev. George
II. hamlen, ID. D., of Lewiston. Every
member of the church and congregation il
earnestly requested to be present.
The supreme court calendar for 1911
has been issued. Associate Justice A. W
Kings assignments for the year are al
follows: January and February terms
enobscot county; April, Androscoggin
county; Npv. Franklin county; Sep
tember, York county; October, Hancock
county. Associate Justice hanson will
preside at the April term in Hancock
county.