Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

{. The Thursday club will meet this week
With Mrs. Henry NJ. Hall. - : -;
MThe woman's club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at K. OF C. hall. F2a-
Russell. Parker has gone to Kent, Ohio,
where he will tbe employed by the Bel.
Telephone Co.
George N. Worden and wife have moved
from 1.-THE Robinson house to the Leach
house on Church street.
The proceeds from the dance last week
for the benefit of the band were 1885,
including cash contribution of IS from
DR.. A. {. Hagerthy.
Officers of Lejok lodge, 1. o. o. F., will
be installed next Friday evening by Dis
trict Deputy Lurvey of West Brooksville.
Supper will be served at $50.
GsThe Nine O'clock club will resume its
usualtsmeetings this winter. The first
meeting will sbe held at the home of
Marion Davis, Thursday evening.
The women's relief corps will meet, if
pleasant. tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs.
Az. 1Oubk. IL Hot piedsdut tuey Will
meet with her week from tomorrow. z
Bernard Harrington of Louisville, KY,
who is stationed at Charlestown navy
yard, has been spending a weeks fur
Tough with his uncle, William E. Harring-
ton.
The Methodist club will hold baked
bean supper in the vestry Thursday
evening, Jan. 16. There will be a social
in the evening, with entertainment and
games.
Ralph Ketchum, wife and three chill
rem, OF Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan,
Cam, are guests OF Martin l.. Adams and
wife. Mr.. Ketchum is brother of Mrs.
Adams.
Harold Alexander, U. 8. NJ, who has
been stationed in New York, has been
spending few days leave with relatives
in Ellsworth, leaving day for his home
in Calais.
o. F., will Be Installed next Monday
evening By Grand High Priest j. H. Pat
ten of Bar Harbor. There will be sup
per at $50.
Charles P. Joy, who for years has con-
Quoted a milk route in Ellsworth, has
sold out his plant and gone out of busi-
ness. He will devote himself hereafter
to farming.
Herman Austin Jordan of Ellsworth and
Miss Anna May Doyle of Calais were mar
ried at st. Stephen, N. B., Jan. 1, by Rev.
d. d. Groucher of the Baptist church.
Mr.. Jordan is a wellknown Ellsworth
boy and Miss Doyle is popular young
lady OF Calais. They are receiving con-
grstulations from their many friends.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge will hold its
installation at Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday
evening, Jan. 21, with supper at $50 for
Rebekahs only. After supper the in
stallation, in the lodge room, will be
public, each Rebekah having the privl-
lege Of inviting one guest. Following
the installation there will be social and
dance, with an interesting program, in
the lower hall.
Officers of Irene chapter, o. E. s., were
lhol ENShiHG py hst
Grand Matron Mrs. Elizabeth Leach of
Ellsworth. The newly chosen officers are: :,
Mrs. Lillian Wescott, worthy matron;
Carl X. Wyberg, worthy patron; Miss
Ma bel Lord, ass 'ciate matron; Mrs. Carrie
Smith, secretary; Mrs. Ada Lord, treas
urer; Mrs. Margaret Jordan, conductress;
Mrs. Grace Ober, associate conductress.
Officers of VIM. H. II. Rice post, g. A.
r., we're installed last Saturday afternoon,
as follows: William Small, commander;
William J. Connick, 8. V. c.; James l..
Cook, J. V. e.; Levi Bennett, adjutant;
Wiiliam Small, guartermsster; A. Rich
ardson, surgeon; A. W. Curtis, chap
lain; r. F. Jordan, o. d.; j. b.
Deane, patriotic instructor; r. e. Taylor,
o. G.; J. I. Farrell, S. M; {. E. Fogg,
q. NJ. S.
The new suxilisry fisaing boat Alexis
]. dupont, recently launched at the yard
OF the Ellsworth Foundry & Machine