Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-12-26

All the schools OF the city will open
next MONDAY.
Wendell NJ. Osgood left last week for
his home in Boston.
| Miss Margaret Hall is at home from New
York for the holidays.
Congressman Peters arrived home
Thursday for brief holiday recess.
Harry L. Crabtree will leave to- NOR
row on business trip to Montreal.
Mrs. Nettie Wilson has gone to Portland
to spend the winter with her neices.
DR.. F. P. Latin, wife and little daughter
are spending Christmas in Frankfort.
Fred W. Joy OF Rogers, Peet e. Co.,
New York, is at home for the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Hill OF Waterville is the
guest OF Mrs. Louise Backus at the Merry
Mack.
| The annual meeting ,of Wivurna en-
campment will be held Monday evening,
| Dec. 81.
Rev. P. A. A. Killam and wife of Oak
land were in Ellsworth last week for
| short visit.
County Agent George N. worden and
wife left Saturday for Mr.. Worden's home
in Vsnceboro for Ch hristmas.
James F. Milllken is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Rapp at Christmas week house
a,l-osg Lac boys IN t,.s s4rsi's, dome
Tor Cnftslmas are: Pnillp y. Mason,
Liewellyn Z. Fortier, Earl Fslvey, Harry
Davis.
Miss Helen Welch, Of the Aroost ook
State nomal school, is spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. L. l.
Welch.
Mrs. Charles Maddocks sustained a
painful injury yesterday on franklin
street, falling on the ice and breaking her
wrist in two places.
Clarence Tapley, who has been travelling
in the South for an insurance company,
spent Christmas at home. He left to-day
for Charlotte, N. q.
Mrs. H. z. Woodward and two children,
OF Hailowell, arrived Monday to spend
the holiday recess OF three weeks with
Mrs. w. P. Woodward.
Frank H. Bonsey, who is employed at
the Springfield (Mass.) armory. is spend
ing the holidays with his parents, Capt.
Roland C. Bonsey and wife.
Capt. John Peterson and son Harry ar
rived home Saturday for the winter. Their
vess Ell, the schooner Wesley Abbott, is
hauled up at Edgartown, Mass.
DIR. G. e. Gardner OF Ashland is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Cra btree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. White Of Bangor
were Christmas guests OF the Crabtrses.
Charles Royal, jr., who recently went to
Somerville, Mass, fell from the schoolbouse
steps and broke both bones OF his left arm.
He was taken to q hospital, and is doing
as well as can ne expected.
The next meeting OF the woman's club
will be with Mrs. Lawrence Robbins
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. l, at 3. Mrs.
Robbine will give a talk on modern
European ruls and sketch OF Austris-
Hungary.
DR.. Arthur Parcher, who enlisted in the
medical corps of the service come time ago
and has been awaiting cali, has been
ordered to report at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga,
January 2, and will leave here the last Of
this week.
Frank H. Gould, proprietor OF the Han
cock house in Ellsworth, and MISS Alice
N Eaton of South Biuehitl. were married
At Bluehili on Monday by Rev. Roy NJ.
Trafton. Congratulations are extended
by their many friends.
There will be . special meeting Of VIM.
Il. H. Rice post, g. A. r., At Grand Army
hall next Saturday afternoon at 2.S0. This
will be the last meeting of the post in
Grand army b II. At this meeting
the election Of officers will b. COM