Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-12-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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of Thanksgiving day. Rev. r. B.
Mathews officiated. Relatives and a
few intimate friends were present.
The bride has been employed in the
central telephone Office in Ellsworth,
and the groom is employed at "The
Pines. Both have many friends in
Ellsworth, who unite in best
wishes.
Miss Mary II. Black is visiting her
nephew, Charles B. Dickey, in West
Appleton.
Mrs. H. e. Randlett who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
to her home in Hartland.
Pearl B. Day has rented rooms at
the Goodwin house on Bridge hill,
and will move here from Calais Mr..
Day is already here, getting the
rooms in readiness.
The hearing on the proposed in
crease in water rates in Ellsworth
viii be held before the public utili-
ties commission at the supreme court
room next Tuesday evening at 7.30.
There will undoubtedly be a large
attendance, as the people of Ellis
worth are greatly interested in the
outcome.
At meeting of the school board
last evening with the full board pres
ent. NJ. Y. McGown was elected chair
man in place of w. L. Whiting, re-
signed. 1t was voted to recommend
10 the municipal officers the reopen
ing OF the school at Nicolin. This
hA
tendance had fallen below the eight
required by law. A family has re-
Gently moved into the district, which
WIN orlng the number of children to
attend up to nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. McGown
lett Saturday for Portland, where
tney spent Sunday with Mr.. Nc
town daughter Ruby. From there
they went to Boston, sailing yester-
Jay Tor Florida, where they will
spend the winter Mr.. McGown an
ueipates, among other pleasures of
the trip, visit to Mobile and other
ports on the gulf which he visited
S nnile serving in the navy during the
S S war. Principal Stanley N.
onioies of the high school, and his
Slle' are occupying the McGown
mousse on Bayview street during their
absence.
=, tomorrow evening the Weller
MuSlcal Co. will appear at Hancock
nail nsll, under the auspices of Frank E.
w M,niitmore post, American Legion.
Inns is the third in the series of en-
tertainments in the lyceum course ar
Hanged for by the post, and is pro-
nf
entertainments SO far given have
been of high class. and assurance
mat the one billed for tomorrow is
vi the same excellence should bring
out large audience. In the COM
paIy are Miss Charlotte Maloney,
'.o,inlst, w. Leslie Dane, baritone.
artist.
merton Emerton, Frank Emerton
9hu Archie Candage of Bluehill, and
tt'oscoe Rankin of Penobscot, were
oIought to Ellsworth to-day to an
nmef TO charge of killing a COW
moose, and also to hunting in close
e,ne' the moose having been killed
S III sunday. Oscar Billings of Blue
ntl' who has been appointed dep
SSy game warden was advised by
T n, Warden ]. H. Macomber of
Ellsworth to be on the watch during
cue cue open time on moose, especially on
sunday. Mr.. Billings took Harry
leach with him on Sunday, and they
zane zane across a moose track. After
ttSSilowing the track some distance,
ttney found where four men had come
~ on the track ahead of them. Soon
SStlerWard they heard rifle shots, and
Ioon came up with the men, though
aaeeping themselves concealed. They |
Jaw Jaw one of the men cut the throat of |
i tne moose, which proved to be a !
h large COW. The warden then made |
he s appearance The moose was |
nD,ought to Ellsworth, and will be cut |
NJ NJ and sold for the State by Warden |
SS sb 1t weighs $50 pounds