Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-14

Sidney R. Bonsey, railway mail clerk, IL
spending few Gays at his home here.
Mrs. Porter Smith left last Friday for
Boston 10 enter q hospital for an
operation.
The pupils OF the grammar schools will
meet at the Red Cross rooms to sew next
~ afternoon from 2to5.
Herbert l.. Salisbury, who has been
spending few weeks at home, left to-
day for Bangor, where be is employed.
Mrs. Herbert c. Pomeroy and son
Chester, who have been visiting here,
lett Thursday for their home in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. x. Hopkins have gone
to Island Falls to spend the winter with
their daughter, mrs. Seth T. Campbell.
The ladies' aid society OF the Baptist
church will give its annual sale at the
vestry Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.
Il and 10.
VIM. H. H. Rice corps will hold its
meeting at G. A. r. hall Tomorrow,
afternoon at 2. The inspector will be
present to inspect the corps.
Mrs. Fred Schonland, OF Lawrence,
Mass, with little daughter Anna, il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Louise }. Backus,
and her cousin, Miss NJ. A. Clark.
G,endon l.. Harper, who escaped from
the county Jail November 2, was located
in camp near his home at Center. and
brought back 10 The iaai yesterday.
District Deputy John E. Doyle went to
Lubec last Wednesday evening to install
officers OF the Knights OF Columbus
council. F. J. Dunleavy accompanied
him to act as warden.
Philip d. Mason, who enlisted in the
naval reserve some time ago, has been
called to service, and left Sunday night
for Charlestown navy yard. He is now in
training at Bumpkin island, Boston har-
Dor.
The Bijou mana cement announces the
pictures Will be at Odd Fellows hall for
the winter on and after Nov. Is. There
will he matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays and
at 2, and one show every
night at 7.45.
tartan society will be served at the vestry
next Wednesday evening. This will be
the first OF only Two public suppers that
this society gill serve this winter. The
second will be in February.
Following is the program for the meet
ing OF the literQture club to be held at
the reading room next Monday evening:
Roll cali, Quotations from Irish Litera-
ture;" "Food Values,' Miss Webster;
"Irish Literature" Miss Harrington.
Next Tuesday evening Nokomis Re-
beksh lodge will have circle supper at
$50, followed by degree work. Every
member mas been asked to earn rs cents,
and tell in verse bS~ she earned il.
The proceeds will go to the Red Cross.
Arthur Studer, delivery clerk for the
American Express Co., met with q pain-
full injury at the station last week. He
was unloading express from the car, when
q box dropped on his foot, frscturing two
bones. Everett Royal is substituting for
him.
Maynard Kane of East Sirry, aged III
teen, was arraigned In the Ellsworth
municipal court yesterday ON complaint
OF another boy, Alston Wheelden, charged
with threatening to shoot. The evidence
was deemed insufficient, and the case was
dismissed.
Philip H. Sheridan council, K. Of c.,
has rented the former Society ball in the
Peters block as,e council room. A ward
robe has been built and furniture in
stalled. The council held its first meet
ing in it's pleasant new quarters last
evening.
A slight fire on the roof Of the old Hall
store building on Water street, owned by
E. E. Brady, brought out the firemen