Ellsworth American., 1920-01-21


recently sold a seven-passenge
Cadillac to A w. Ellis, and Dodge
cars TO r. P. King. d. E. Hurley and
DR.. N. C. King.
George P. Moore of Dolores. Col,
arrived yesterday for a visit with
MS sister, Mrs. A w. Packard Mr..
Moore left Ellsworth forty-four years
ago for the West aad this Is his first
visit home.
Mr.. Ingersoli OF the Maine Coast
Packing Co. was in Ellsworth yes
terday and. with the Industrial com
mittee of the board OF trade. went
more into details of the proposition
of his company to move its saralne
plant here from South Gouidsboro.
He wants Ellsworth to provide a
suitable building at the wharves on
the river. The approximate cost TO
Ellsworth would be $500. Mr.. In
gersoll is generally satisfied with the
conditions here, and ii may be will
decide to come on lesser fndueement,
Chief Boatswains Mate Charles G.
Scott of the United States navy will
be In Ellsworth until Saturday eve.
Jan. "a, for the purpose of recruit
ing young men for the navy. En-
listments are open for two, three, or
four year terms. and any young man
eighteen to thirty-fye years of age is
invited to visit Chief Scott, who will
be located at the postofice. and he
Will be glad to give any information
desired in regards to enlistments.
The navy offers a wonderful oppor-
tunity just now for men who desire
to enter the aviation service. also
Tor the young men who wish to take
up calling where there is chance for
instruction, education, travel in for
etgn countries and pleasant duties
with good food. clothing and lodg-
ing free, and good pay. Chief Scott
will be at the postoffice from $50 a.
m. until $40 p. m.
The following officers of Irene
chapter, o. f. s.. were installed
Thursday evening. by Grand Matron
Mrs. Belva Wardwell. assisted by
Grand Marshal Mrs Nella Bridges
and Mrs. Elizabeth Leach as grand
chaplain. Miss Mabel F. Lord, wor-
thy matron: Charles d. Wiggin. wor-
thy patron; Mrs. Katharine Staples,
associate matron; Mrs. Carrie NJ.
Smith secretary; Mrs. Lillian N.
Neseott, treasurer: Miss Grace NJ.
Ober, conductress: Mrs. Ella C.
Nash. associate eonductress. Mrs.
Ella A. Dunn, chaplain; Mrs. Ruth
Beal, marshal; Mrs. Grace NJ Wig
gin, organist: Mrs. Ida E. Means,
Adah; Miss Annie Stockbridge,
Ruth: Mrs. Eva Z. Moore. Esther:
Mrs. Grace L. McGown. Martha: Mrs.
Adah NJ. Lord. Electa: Miss Mary C.
Stuart, warder: John A. Stuart, SEN
tinel.
Principal Sturtevant OF the Ellis
worth high school is at the bat. with
the bases full, and Sturtevant. you
know, is a pretty good hitter. He
isn't going to strike out this time.
He says Ellsworth needs a new high
school building. Well, everybody
knows that; but he says further.
let's start u, and that is something
that hasn't been done yet. So, to-
morrow evening at 730 o'clock, at
Hancock hall, the people of Ellis
worth are going to start building a
high school There will be a mass
melting at that hour. to which every
man and woman in Ellsworth who is
interested in Ellsworth. is invited
Il IS proposed 10 have a short m1si-
cal program to add TO the pleasure of
the evening, though it ought to be
pleasure enough TO every person in
terested in Ellsworth 10 have a hand
in starting a new high school build
ing After the entertainment a
permanent organization will be form
ed as head TO campaign for high
school building fund, to be raised
by entertainments, subscriptions, or
any honest way. II Is hoped there
viii be a large attendance, for this
is a matter in which all should be
yitally interested.