Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-10

Paul d. Tapley left yesterday for Orono
to enter the University OF Maine.
Bayside grange will hold its annual fair,
dance and supper Tuesday evening, Oct.
16.
Mrs. Ellie Campbell OF Gouldsboro was
the guest of her brother, b. T. Sow le, last
week.
Friends OF Wesley Sowle are glad to
learn that he is improving after severe
illness.
Mrs. VIM. A. Royal, who underwent
an operation last week at Bangor, is
improving.
Mrs. Arthur Howard Of Dover, with her
two children, ia visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ella g. Nash.
"It's Dogged that Does 1t" will be the
theme OF the sermon at the Unitarian
church next Sunday morning.
Capt. George P. Woodward and wife
OF New York are visiting Capt. Wood
wards mother, Mrs. W. 2. Woodward.
There will be q dance at Hancock hall
to- morrow evening, for the benefit OF the
Red Cross. The proceeds will 60 toward
the purchase OF yarn.
The N. {. X. Z. has granted regular
reduced rates from all points in Hancock
county to Ellsworth for the agricultural
contest Oct. 10 and 20.
The woman's club will meet at the
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has been sss.xDed TO service at Syracuse,
N. Y. Lieut.. Moore LETT last night for
Syracuse, has wife accompanying him.
The drive for the second liberty loan, at
per cent, il on. Holders OF the interim
certificates for the FIRST liberty bonds may
have tnem exchanged for the per Cent
bonds.
Her bert 4. Foster, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Austin M. Foster OF Ells~ orth, has en-
listed in the aviation section sig nal corps,
and left Bangor last Saturday Tor Fort
Slocan, N. Y.
The Thursday club Of the Congrega-
tional parish will hold its first meeting
Of the season with Mrs. Il. b. Mathews
on Thursday afternoon at 2.30 large
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Pearl Lord OF Calais is the guest OF
Mrs. }. @. Adams Last week Mrs.
Adams ana Mass Helen Adams we're the
guests OF Mrs. Lord on an automobile trip
through the W hite mountains. :
Former Chief-J ustice l.. A. Emery left
FRIDAY Tor a visit IN Topeka, Kan. He
will 90 from there to Berkeley, CAL,
to visit mis- daughter, Mrs. F. g. Atkinson,
who, with Prot. Allinson, is now there.
Edward K. Hupkins has sold his house
on Hancock street to Harold r. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins will leave Ellis
WORTH early next moath, to make their
home in Island Falls with their daughter,
Mrs. Seth t. Campbell.
The four minute men who will speak at
the Bjou theatre this week will give their
attention to the second issue Of liberty
loan bonds. The speaker for Friday e,e-
ming is Rev. r. 8. Mathews. and for Sat-
urday, Harry L. Crabtree.
The annual meeting OF the Unitarian
society will be held this evening. Supper
at $50, for all members OF the PARISH.
The annual supper OF the Unitarian club,
for club members only, will be served at
the vsstry next Monday evening.
Forrest X. Treworgy, graduate OF the
Ellsworth high school and from the
University OF Maine last June, has been
elected principal OF the Sherman high
school. Awaiting completion Of q new
building, the opening was delayed
until Oct. s.
The annual fair Of the Methodist society
at Hancock hall last Wednesday, Thurs
day and Frioay was q j ,ancial success.
Excellent prog rams were furniau. 4 after
noon and evening, fine dinners -
served, there was an attractive array OF