Ellsworth American., 1919-01-01

Miss ELLA NJ. Goodwin was at home
from Miibridge for Christmas.
Miss Muriel Byard is at home from
Smith college for the holidays.
Miss Helen Macon Der spent Christmas
with Henry II. Higgins and wife.
Fred W. Joy of New York arrived
Christmas day tor his annual mid-winter
visit.
The Thursday club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30, with Mrs. r. B.
Mathews.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Unitarian society at the vestry this
evening at 7.30.
DIR. f. P. Latin is ill of influenza at his
home In Frankfort, where he went with
his family for Christmas visit.
Walter Joy arrived home from Port
Preble Christmas eve, having received his
honorable discharge from service.
Officers OF VIM. II. Rice post, G. A. r.,
will be installed next Saturday at 2
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Harold Hamplen and family OF Spring
field, Mass, spent Christmas with Mrs.
Hamblen's parents. G. L. Morang and
wife.
The officers OF Irene ch apter, o. Z. s.,
viii be installed Friday evening by Past
Grand Matron Sister Elizabeth Leach.
Supper will be served at $50.
Frank Bonsey received telegram last
evening from his brother Sidney saying
that be had arrived safely from overseas
and il at Fortress Monroe, Va.
Kenneth p. Royal, U. s. N, stationed
on the receiving ship Annex at Boston,
Is spending weeks furlough with his
parents, Allon p. Royal and wife.
The woman's club met with Miss M.
A. Clark yesterday afternoon. Miss
Clark gave review of Rihbany's latest
book, .'America, Save the Near East"
Charles A. Lamson, formerly Of Ellis
worth, died Tuesday OF last week in
Middletown, Conn.,, aged 56 years. The
body was brought here for interment.
Charles w. Joy and family have moved
back to the Moore house on school street,
which has been thoroughly repaired since
il WAS damaged by fire few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Rowe spent
Christmas with relatives in Boston. Mr.
Rowe returned Monday but Mrs. Rowe
viii make more extended visit in Boston
and Portland.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church and society will be held at the
vestry next Monday evening. Jan. 6. at
7.30. All members are requested to attend,
as important business will be presented.
Miss Eva Aiken, who is spending the
winter in Los Angeles. CAL, has sent to q
friend in this city box of fruit. Among
the contents was lemon measuring tbir-
teen inches in circumference. Some lemon !
The bodies OF James Hinckley and wife,
formerly OF Sargentvilie, arrived here
this morning, and we're taken to Sargent
willie for interment. Mr.. HinckIey was
twenty-eight years Of age and his wife
twenty-five. Both died in Massachusetts,
Sunday.
Capt. Robert Taper, who has been
spending the holidays at his home in
New York, has returned to Ellsworth
intending to remain until the auxiliary
boat Alexis !. dupont, recently launched
ct the yard OF the Ellsworth Foundry Il
Machine Works, is ready to sail for the
South.
Miss Ruth E. Tate, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Tate OF Bayside, ana Merton +.
Foster OF Grand Harbor, N. B., were mar
RED Christmas day at the Congregational
parsonage, by Rev. r. u. Matthews. Ms.and
Mrs. Foster left the same day for Grand
Harbor where the groom is in business.
Ellsworth friends OF the bride extend good
wishes.
The program for the celebration OF Els
worth's fiftieth birthday on Feb. 9 is weiI
under way. The committee II meeting
with much encouragement from many