Ellsworth American., 1919-01-15

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Mrs. George s. Foster is visiting in Port
land for few days.
Mrs. A. P. Wiswell has closed her Els
worth home and gone to New York for
the winter.
E. F. Robinson left yesterday for Port
land, to attend a meeting of the Maine
Association of Optometrists.
1Pvt. Emilio Bernardini of Camp Devens,
Mass, spent the weekend with his
brother, Antonio Bernardini.
Officers Of Philip II. Sheridan council,
X. Of C., will be installed this evening by
District Deputy John E. Doyle.
Rev. X. II. Moyle says he is greatly en-
joying the fine fur coat, that came as a
great surprise, and thanks all " no helped
to make the gift possible.
The ladies of the Thursday club will
give a supper to members and their hus-
bands next Friday evening at 6 80, at the
home of Mrs. o. w. Tapley.
w. l.. Pratt, who has been stationed at
the Little building, Boston, as routing
officer, expects to be home Jan. 20, the
Office having been abandoned.
The Methodist club will hold baked
bean supper in the vestry o-morrow
evening. There will be social in the
evening, with entertainment and games.
The "Milliken regiment" in which
there are several Ellsworth boys, are now
''hiklng for the Rhine, according to a
letter dated November 16 received from
them.
Sherman Jellison, who recently received
his honorable discharge from the navy,
spent few days last week in Ellsworth,
returning to Boston, where he is en-
ployed.
Mrs. A. W. Packard left last week to
spend the remainder OF the winter with
her sister, Mrs. c. W. Hopkins, in White
Plains, n. Y, and her son George, in
Albany.
Mrs. Roy Ingalls, left yesterday for Nor
folk, Va, where her husband is employed.
She WAS accompanied by her brother,
George II. Grant, who will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in Norfolk.
Boys of the Ellsworth high school are
receiving military training at the hands
OF the principal, Lieut.. Lewis Z. Sturte-
want. The boys are interested, and it is
probable that some military organization
will be the outcome.
A meeting OF the woman's club was held
Tuesday with Mrs. Luther Leach. Rev.
j. W. Tickle spoke on "Moral Deduc-
tions, from Ibsen's play "A Doll's House. y"
The next meeting will be with Mrs., Harry
l.. Cra abtree, Jan. Is.
Miss Dorothy Mathews was opera ted
upon for appendicitis at the Paine hospl-
tai in Bangor last week Her friends are
pleased 10 know that she rallied qui ckly
after successful operation, and has been
gaining steadily since.
Word has been received from George
Anderson OF Ellsworth who was wounded
in his right knee and left foot in France
last October, and has been in the base
hospital since. He writes he is gaining,
and hopes to be sent home soon.
Secretary Whitcomb OF the Hancock
county chapter of American Red Cross re-
ports the total numper-oi metnbe Sc
cured in the county in the Christmas
drive as 6,032. No returns
have been received from East brook and
No. SO plantation.
The services at the Methodist church
next sunday will be as follows: Morning
worship at 1890, with short sermon fol-
lowed by communion. Sunday school at
l1.45. Evening service at 7.30. Rev. H. B.
Mathews will give an address on. "Tbe
League to Enforce Peace"
Mrs. A. w King has closeo her home in
b and gone to Rockiand TO spend
he remainder OF the winter with her
laughter, Mrs. Glenn Lawrence. She WAS
by Mrs. Robert King, who
will visit la X ,ckland short time Def re
olning her husband IN Augusta lor the
Ninter.
obi .ers of Nokomis Rsb=ksh lodge will
le ins.a.ied nexl tuesday evening, wltn