Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-01-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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Annie Stockbridge; Esther, Eva
Moore; Martha, Gertrude Robinson;
Electa, Ada Lord; sentinel, JohnA
Stuart. After the ceremony, re-
freShments were served
officers of Donaqua lodge. X. of
P, will be installed this evening by
District Deputy Brooks of Seal Har-
Dor. Supper will be served at $50.
The ofiicers-elect are: c. c., Reuel
Bartlett; V. G. c., Arthur Hart;
prelate, Fred G. Rounds; M of w,
Joseph r. Clark; X. of r. and S. and
M. of F., Hubert B. Farnsworth; M
of E., Embert c. Osgood l. G., Pearl
Lord; o. G., Henry Durham.
officers of Blanquefort comman-
derry will be installed next Monday
evening. The commandery INSTALL
alton, as usual, will be made a So
cial event, each knight being privi-
legged to invite his wife or lady, I'M
| married daughters and minor sons.
A banquet will be served at $50,
and dancing will follow the Install
alton. The officers-elect are: E. c.,
Carroll F. Shea G., Omar w. Tap
ley; c. G., Clarence E. Dow; S. W.,
Rubert B. Mathews; j. W., Benja-
min L. Hadley; prelate, Thomas E.
Hale; treasurer, Edward F. Robin
son; recorder, Harry e. Rowe; S.
B., George E. Davis; Sw. B., Albert
l.. Morgan; warder, Robert P. King
| sentinel, Grin M. Clement.
| E. G. Moore, the druggist, last
week attended convention of Rex
all store people in Portland. He
is enthusiastic over the excellent
business sessions in which he took
part. Many phases of the drug bus
mess were discussed, with the object
of bringing out the best ideas on
craftsmanship and modern methods
of merchandising, especially service
to the public. One of the interest
ing subjects was that of "Advertis-
| ing a Retail Business" 1t was the
concensus of opinion that too many
merchants look upon advertising as
a necessary evil because others dc
it, whereas the right sort of adver-
Using by a merchant is part of his
service to his customers. 1t in
forms the public of special bargains
reminds them of seasonable necessi
ties, and gives them reasons why
certain goods are best to buy A
banquet was given at the Falmouth
hotel, with music, entertainment
and speeches by distinguished guests
The Thursday club of the Congre
gational church has reorganized fol
church work for the ensuing year
The following officers and commit
tees have been chosen: Mrs. o. w
Tapley, president; Mrs. F. H. Ma
comber, vice-president; Miss Marian
Bartlett, secretary; Mrs M. Y. Nc
Gown, treasurer. Executive commit
tee, Mrs. H. M. Hall, Mrs c. R. Bur
rill, Mrs. G. S. Foster. Membership
committee, Mrs. A. H. JOY, Mrs. A. P
Wiswell, Miss Agnes Lord VISITING
committee, Mrs. G. S. Foster, Mrs H
w. Haynes. Decorating committee
Mrs. G. R. Burrill, Mrs. H. M. Hall
Miss Marion Bartlett, Miss M. A
Clark. Entertainment committee
Mrs j. F. Whitcomb, Mrs. A. P
Royal, Mrs. w. E. Whiting, Mrs. H
l.. Crabtree, Mrs. T. J. Holmes, Mrs
Ward Wescott, Miss Hannah Holmes
Committees on work-Buying com
mittee, Mrs. M. Y. McGown, Mrs. G
S. Foster; cutting committee, Mrs. A
K. Russell, Mrs. G. F. Newman, Mrs
E. Milliken, Mrs. F. H. Macomber
Mrs. E. l.. Easton, Mrs. Perley ]
Phillips. All members of the parish
are invited to join the club The
club will meet this week with Mrs. ]
F. Whitcomb.