Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
Sunday at 1890. Rev. George S.
Brooks of Seal Harbor will preach

Sunday at 1890. Rev. George S.
Brooks of Seal Harbor will preach
A horse owned jointly by A. l..
Morgan and F. H. Mcfarland got
cast in its stall last evening, break
ing it's leg, and necessitating it's
being shot.
The woman's auxiliary of Frank
E. Whitmore post, A. L., will have
cooked food sale next Saturday
afternoon at g. in the store recently
vacated by H. c. Austin & Co.
M. Y. McGown, jr, who has been
attending Marion institute at
Marion, Ala, preparatory to taking
the entrance examinations for
Annapolis, arrived home yesterday
Martha Moore Avery will deliver
an address in Ellsworth on Thurs
day, June 2, under the auspices of
the Boosters club, for the benefit of
the new high school building fund.
H. w. Dunn, granite and marble
dealer, has purchased the stock of
marble and granite of H. l.. Stan
ley in his Franklin Street shop,
but it will not be moved until after
May 80.
The annual meeting of the
woman's club will be held Tuesday,
May 8, with Miss Alice Haslam
A large attendance is desired, as
matters of Importance will come be
fore the club
At the service next Sunday morn
ing in the Unitarian church, Rev
George T. Jones will give review of
his first year here in Ellsworth.
The collection taken will be for the
Unitarian association.
Miss Elizabeth Tracy will open a
"quick-lunch" room in the store in
the Dirigo block formerly occu-
pied by the shoe-repairing shop.
She expects to have the lunch room
open early next week.
Rev. r. H. Moyle, who has been
pastor of the Methodist church at
Ellsworth the past few years, has
been appointed to the church at
Eastport. He will be succeeded
here by Rev. James Weed.
Alden V. Carter of West Ellis
worth died last Thursday at the in
sane hospital in Bangor, where he
was committed by the court last
October for examination as to his
sanity. He was fifty-nine years of
age.
The last business meeting of the
Unitarian woman's alliance for
1920-1921 will be held Wednesday
afternoon, May 4, with Mrs. Elmer
e. Rowe. 1t is desired that all
| members be present, as the cleo
tion of officers will take place at
this meeting.
At the Dirigo theatre Thursday
afternoon and evening, there will
be presented two pictures, with
lectures, under the direction of DR..
Coombs of the State department of
health. The matinee picture "The
| End of the Road" will be for
| mixed audience. The evening
picture. "Fit to Fight" following
the regular theatre picture. is for
men only These pictures are
given under the auspices of the
woman's club.
tanned a few friends at the Peters
home Saturday evening. Unknown
| to the guests. it was Miss Cam
mack's birthday, and the secret
| was not out until the hostess en-
tered with a birthday cake. It
bore but one candle, however, and
there was some wild guessing as to
how many years that candle stood
for. The guests. though caught
| mapping. rose to the occasion, and
presented Miss Cammack with a
silver spoon bearing card suita-
bly, inscribed.
One of the most enjoyable events
recently held in Ellsworth was the
meeting of the Nokomis Rebekah
lodge, when it entertained the
Bangor Rebekah lodge with a ban
quet, and eXemplified degree work
Mrs. Lucy A. Burton, vice-president
of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine
was present. Owing to the poor
condition of travelling. not as many
visitors from Bangor were present
as were expected but all attending
were favorably impressed with the
| Ellsworth team work The ban
quet was said to be one of the best
of its kind ever served by lodge in
Ellsworth. The committee in
charge of it did themselves proud
and every person in attendance was
more than pleased with it.
Hollis f. Anderson has returned
from Boston, where he has been in
consultation with the faculty and
some of the students of the Boston
| University summer school at Ellis
worth in regard to the mess hall,
of which Mr.. Anderson will have
charge this summer. He would
like to hear from the women and
| girls who worked in the mess hall
last year, if they desire to do so
again this year. Director Bellatty
| of the summer school informed
Mr.. Anderson that already $50
students had enrolled for the sum-