Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-04-04

pOeite the nDrnry Rfounub. IL Will Oe Oc-
cupied by him rs paiDt-shop, with store
in front.
Capt. e. 8. Means, who has been con-
fined to his home the past three weeks,
trouble, is slowly improving.
Martin JeilisoE, who has been confined
to his home for the past few weeks, the
result Of having his foot badly crushed,
is able to be out on crutches.
Mrs. Frank =. Lord left Saturday for
Augusta for short visit to her son Har-
ward, accompanying home Ter little grand
daughter Evelyn, who has been visiting
her here.
The subject OF Rev. :. W. 1ick'e's SER
mon At the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning will be s.Easter, Old and New"
The service will be followed BY COM
munion service.
Leo J. Wardwell, @. {. Pierson and
attend the Ellsworth reunion, extended
their trip to New York, whera they spent
week, arriving home Friday.
The needing OF the Ellsworth woman's
club will be held next Tuesday after
noon With Miss Mary A. Stock bridge.
Rev. J. W. Tickle will give review OF
"Mr. Britling Sees it Through"
The young girls class OF the Unitarian
sunday school will have an Easter sale of
fancy and useful articles at the memorial
parlors next Saturday afternoon at g.
Proceeds for benefit ofjuveniie missions.
The Ellsworth Foundry & Machine
Works has sold its Bar Harbor garage to
the Bangor Motor Co., giving the pur-
| chasing company chain OF three garages,
Bangor, Bar Harbor and Northeast Har-
bor.
Miss Madella Hagerthy, who is attend
ing school at Portland, arrived home last
week to spend q short vacation with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. George 8. Hagerthy.
She was accompanied by Miss Eleanor Joy
Of Portland, formerly Of Ellsworth, who
will be her guest.
Mrs. John E. Webster, who for the past
few years has occupied the Phillips house
near the railroad, has purchased OF Mrs.
j. T. Mcdonald, the Saunders house, at
there this week. She will continue taking
boarders and transients.
party composed Of the members OF the
club, met at the home Of Mrs. Hollis Davis
on Birch avenue last Wednesday evening,
in honor OF Mrs. Davis birthday. De-
licious refreshments were served. Mrs.
Davis received several pretty presents. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Winfield Small, driver OF the Bluehill
stage, is confined to the house for few
days by injuries received last Thursday,
when the horses started suddenly while
be was delivering mali at Surry, and both
wheels passed over his legs. No bones
were broken, but he was badly bruised.
Sunday train service on the Mt. Desert
branch will he resumed next Sunday. The
at Ellsworth at 8.11 and Bar Harbor at
$50. Returning, leave Bar Hsrbor at 400,
Ellsworth at $40, arriving in Bangor at
$50. Connection is made with Boston
trains each way.
Union river will get no plant OF hun p
back salmon this year. The department
has decided against planting in the main
river on account OF the fact that there is
no fishway in the dam OF the Bar Harbor
& Union River Power Co., and a suggestion
that they might be planted successfully in
Cards brook was likewise rejected.
The feature OF the week at the Bijou
will be Harold Lockwood in "rhe River Of
Romance" Friday. Tonight Ella Hall
in '.The Love Girl" Thursday, Edith
Storey in "The Two-Edged Sword" Sat-
urday, Rita Joviletsin 1.-THE International
Marriage" Monday, Big Four feature,
"Green Stockings" Tuesday, Marie Doro
in Common Ground"
Harry F. Moore spent Sunday in Ellis
worth. Mr.. Moore is being congratulated
on his transfer from Southwest Harbor to
the custom house at Bangor, which offers
larger opportunities. He received the
new appointment on his own merits. Mr..
Moore has been in the customs service
nearly twenty-three years-over fourteen
years at Ellsworth and over eight years at
Southwest Harbor. He is well qualified
for the larger duties at the Bangor office.
The literature club held its regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, March Is. The
program: Roll-cali, nature stories;
"Madsm Bresnkovsky and the Exiies Of
Siberia Miss Mary Black; 1.-The Story OF
the Bee," Mrs. Charles Alexander. The
next meeting will be held Wednesday,
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