Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

There will he public supper at the
Unitarian .estry this evening at $50.
Superintendent of schools r. E. w.
stevens is out again, after more than
weeks Illness
Goodwin Mathews, who has been in the
student training corps at the University OF
Maine, is at home.
DIR. Edward n. Baker arrived home
from Philadelphia last Thursday, and is
at his Office in Ellsworth for the winter.
Mrs. George II. Grant left yesterday for
Albany, n. Y, to spend the remainder of
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Holm
quist.
The Ellsworth Soldier Boys club has
sold all the emitted articles it had on
hand, and turned the proceeds over to
the Red Cross.
Private George T. Anderson, reported in
the casually lists from France as
derson OF Surry road.
There will be the usual Christmas SER
vice at the Congregational church Sun
day, with sermon by the pastor, and
special music by the girls choir.
Mrs. Nancy Jordan was severely injured
by a fall on the steps at her home one
day last week. One leg was badly
sprained and the ligaments torn.
Justices assigned to preside at the two
terms of The supreme judicial court in
Hancock county next year are Justice
Dunn in April and Justice Spear in Octo-
bet.
Word was received in Els " orth Friday
of the death at Somerville, Mass, of Harry
Vincent. His first wife was Miss Addie
Austin of Ellsworth, who died five years
ago.
Christmas service wIll be held next
Sunday at the Congregational church
After next Sunday, the regular services
will be held ia the vestry for the remainder
OF tue winter.
business meeting Of the Thursday
club of the Congregational church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at go. at the
home of Mrs. Harry w. Haynes. All mem
>bers are urged to be present.
Miss Caro- Pray OF the central telephone
office left Saturday for LawreD nee, Mass,
where she will be employed. Her mother,
Mrs. Susie Pray, and daughter Doris, will
leave this week for Lawrence.
At meeting of the womin's club at
K. OF {. ball yesterday afternoon, Miss
Carrie Baker read an interesting aper
on "Latayette's Last Visit to America, i"
and Miss Erva Giles sang.
Misses Hazel Neyelis, Ella M. Johnston
and Isabel Falvey will give dance at
Hancock hall on New Years eve, Tuesday,
Dec. 81, for the benefit OF the recently or
ganlzed Ellsworth band. The proceeds
will go toward the purchase of uni
foi ms and music.
a coincidence OF interest to Ellsworth h
friends was the arrival last Sunday of two
daughters in the Mcdonald tamily,-one
young lady came TO the home of George
McDonaId in Falmouth, Mass, and the
other to he home OF his brother Arthur
in Pittsfeld, Mass.
Sergt. Herhert Foster has received an
| honorable discharge from service, and has
| been spending few days with his
pa rents, Austin NJ. Foster and wife. He
had recently been ia camp in Virginia.
He left to- day for Norfolk, Va, where he
has accepted position.
Mem bers OF the Ellsworth Soldier Boys
eInh who have worked SO earnestly and
faithfully fot the comfort OF cur boys in
service, still continue their good work.
They have added SOC TO the funds Of the
American Red Cross. This money is to be
used for 5ns local Rei Cross.
Tire wonders OF yesterday become the
ccyamonplaea OF to-day. Listen 10 the