Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-03

| W. c. Merriam and family have moved
| to Houiton.
Mrs. Curtis X. Foster left Friday for
| Massachusetts for the winter.
ID. E. Linneban has purchased q 1918
Buick six for mis- automobile livery.
Mrs William F. Royal entered the hos
ment.
| Mra Lena Flye, Mrs. Alice Stanley and
Mrs Clara Flye, Of Brooklin, we're in
Ellsworth Monday.
! No more diphtheria cases have been
reported to the local board OF health
within the past week.
| Mrs. Luther Leach, who has spent the
summer in Bar Hsrbor, has returned "a
Ellsworth for the winter.
Mrs. George Gould returned last Sat
| nrdsy from visit OF several weeks With
hsr con Arthur in Freeport.
Mrs. George H. Grant and Mrs. w. A.
Alexander left yesterday for visit with
their brother, Wellington Barbour, at
FUeroft.
Charles A. Haynes arrived home from
camp at Westheld, Mass, Sunday, On .
four-days' turlough, returning to West
field to-day.
The meeting OF the Ellsworth teachers
association, scheduled for Friday evening
OF this week, has been postponed to
Thursday evening, Oct. II.
&. L. Norangls this week moyiug into
has new -tore building .a fhe north side
oi Ms,n street. I,-wiil pfobsuly' be 0ssen
sof business next Monday. .s5-,.--
Mrs. Carrie Bellstty, Miss Minnie
Hodg kins and Miss Marion Wyman we're
gsesis of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Murch in
Franklin one day last week.
Irene chapter, o. z. s., Friday evening.
Work on two candidates. Refreshment
will he served after the work.
A handsome shipment OF apples was
made from Ellsworth this weeks carload
from the orchard OF II. Fremont
Maddocks. sent to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. E. E. Springer left Thursday for
few days in Boston, leaving there Monday
for Madison, Wis. for an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. George P. Paine.
Mrs. Earl D. Mitchell OF Flint, Mich,
tho has spent two weeks with Mrs. B.
B. Walker, returned to Lewiston
Friday to visit her father, Fred P.
Higgins.
Oct. q, the annual meeting OF the farm
bureau will be held at Hancock hall.
On Nov. l5 this bureau will hold q
county seed Improvement meeting at the
same place.
new time ia BILE went into effect on
the Maine Central Monday. The time
table printed elsew here in this issue has
been corrected to date, also the mail
schedule at the head OF local column.
The Ellsworth barber shops, which
have been keeping open Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings during the
summer until 9 o'clock, will until fur
ther notice close those evenings at
O'Clock.
The October term OF supreme court for
Hancock county will convene next Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock, Associate JUS
tic A. W. King presiding. The grand
jurors will report at that time, and the
traverse jurors Thursday morning.
Ralph NJ. Holmes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. K. Holmes OF Ellsworth, who went to
Aver, Mass, with the first contingent OF
drafted men from Penobscot county, has
been transferred to the sociological service
at the weather bureau in Boston.
On Oct. 19- 20 over 800 boys and girls OF
Hancock county who have been engaged
in agricultural work during the past
season viii meet in Ellsworth for the
second annual county contest. Prizes
to the aiaouul Oh 10 re to be divided
among them
An attraction at the Bjou this ~e.'S
will be the ever popular star, Edt,n