Ellsworth American., 1918-11-27

! Mrs. F. L. Doyle has gone to Boston for
the winter.
Henry M. Hall left Sunday for busi-
ness trip South.
| Mrs. Herbert r. Holmes left yesterday
| to join Mr.. Holmes in Boston,
Harold A. Robinson and family have
gone to Boston to remain over Thanks
giving.
The schools OF Ellsworth will be closed
alter to-day, until Monday, for Thanks
giving recess.
Mrs. w. 2. Woodward left Monday to
spend the winter with her son and
daughter in New Jersey.
Philip D. Mason, U. S. N. R., stationed
at Deer Island, Boston harbor, is at home
on five days furlough.
Miss NJ. E. Googins, who has been vis-
| iting her sister in VInalhaven the past
three months, has returned to Ellsworth.
The woman's club will meet next Tues
Gay, Dec. 8, at O'Clock, with Mrs. A. p.
| speaker.
G. Herbert Perry, musician and band
master, who has spent the summer at
his home at Lamoine Point, has moved
to Ellsworth for the winter.
The tug Little Round Top, which hsd
| been ashore at Harden's rocks since
October q, was fioated last Thursday,
| and towed up river for repairs.
At meeting OF the Maine Fire Under
writer's association in Portland last week,
o. w. Tapley of Ellsworth was elected a
member OF the executive committee.
james l.. Cook and wife went to Bsn-
gor to-day to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives. Later they will go to Norway to
visit their daughter, Mrs. M. l.. Kimball
The subject of the sermon for next Sun
day morning at the Unitarian church will
be pressing On" The adult class will
meet at II As; teacher, Miss l.. Higgins.
The Ellswo ort soldier boys clu b requests
that ali persons having yarn for socks or
sweaters, finished or unfinished, will leave
it at Mrs. David Csrney's on or before
Dec. 2.
There will he a union Thanksgiving
service at the Unitarian church to- morrow
evening at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. X. H. Moyle
of the Methodist church Will preach the
sermon.
A Rockland marine news writer reports
that the schooner Melissa Trask, formerly
owned in Ellsworth, in three trips during
1917 paid more than she cost her new
owners.
II. B. Phillips left last Wednesday to
visit his grandson in Boston and his
daughter IN Meriden, Conn. From there
he may extend his trip to Florida for the
winter, in which case his son Pearl would
accompany him.
There will be preaching services at the
Bal ptist church at the usual hours next
Sunday morning and evening, Rev. l. b.
Mower of Watervllle occupy wing the
pulpit. Sunday school at the usual hour
after the morning service.
The ninth annual bszar and dance OF
Nicoln grange viii be held at the grange
hall in North Ellsworth this evening.
There will be booths for the sale of fancy
work and useful articles. A chicken sup
per will be served at l1.30.
Mrs. Albert Flint OF Wakefield, Mass,
is in this city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
h. w. Dunn. She will return to her
home Tuesdsy, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Carolyn F. Jelly, who has
made an extended visit here.
F. e. Silvy has closed his garage for
the winter and, with Mrs. Silvy, left
Monday for visit in Boston and New
York. He will be employed this winter
either in New York or Massachusetts,
returning to Ellsworth to reopen his
garage the first OF March.
Mrs. Eugene Hale has been notified by
Secretary OF the Navy Josephus Daniels
that the department will ma ne one OF
the torpedo o"al destroyers now being