Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-11-06

| tnls morning on complaint OF SnerlU
| Wescott. charged with the larceny OF a
suit OF clothes and pair of shoes, the
property of Linwood Tracy of North
sullivan, from the lumber camp OF d. e..
Ashe at Goodwin's Siding. He was
found guilty, sentenced to a fine of 80
and costs, and committed to the county
jail for forty days in default of payment.
The house on School street occupied
by Charles W. Joy and owned by Frank
r. Moore, was badly damaged by fire
last evening. The fire broke out in the
attic about 6 O'Clock, ana had gained
considera bic headway when discovered.
The attic was burned out, the root burned
through in many places, and the whole
house thoroughly wet down. The fire
did not reach the lower floors. Most of
Mr.. joys furniture was removed before
being wet. The loss on buildings and
furniture is covered by insurance.
Arrangements have been made with
the county commissioners By which the
| grand jury room at the court house will
be used by the Ellsworth branch of the
! Red Cross as work room during the
winter months. For the present, while
the room is in use for physical ex-
aminations by the exemption board three
| days each week, the Red Cross will have
the room Mondays, Fridays and Satur-
days. Ii is hoped there will be large
| attendance OF workers of the Red Cross
on these days, as there is much work in
| hand
The schooner Lulu W. Eppes, which
flied with water while lying at anchor in
Contention cove loaded with slaves, for
NV York, was towed up the river last
Friday, by the Stonington boat, and is
nov at the wharf. The cargo is being
| taken out, as is necessary before repairs
| can be made. The tug Little Round Top,
which struck on Harden's rocks in the
log week ago Sunday, on her way up
river after hauling the Eppes off the mud
tts, is still ashore. 1t will be necessary
to make temporary repairs before she can
be hoated.
| The general campaign committee has
| decided that the girls shall also take part
in he big Victory Loan and Earn and
! trve" drive, so the girls of Ellsworth. and
all towns Of five hundred or more popula-
tion in Hancock county, must Eold them
| selves IN readiness to bt enrolled, and be
| planning how they can "earn and given
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