Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-11-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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Grindle; Matilda Johnson, Lizzie
Reed; Frank Hasleton, Roger Lunt
Arthur Wallace, Maurice Patten
Pete, Albert Garland; David Mann
Elwood Patten.
| opened his dental offices in the
OF which has been entirely remod-
eled, making very attractive offices
The Gladys Klark Company
hall Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings~of last week. This COM
pany is always we'll received in Ellis
worth.
Miss Iva Grindle of Ellsworth
and Leslie McCrae of Bangor were
married at the Congregational
parsonage in Ellsworth Monday eve
ming, Rev. George S. Brookes Of
floating. They will reside in Ban
gor.
Rufus A. Pinkham of Bangor,
who has spent the past few months
in the Green Lake neighborhood,
was arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court this morning,
charged with breaking, entering and
larceny at the cottage of Fred S.
| Crowell of Bangor at Green Lake
He pleaded guilty, was bound over
for the grand jury in the sum of
| $500, and committed to the county
| Jail in default of bonds. 1t is under
| stood that he has confessed to en-
tering several other cottages at
| Green Lake.
Thomas G. Smith, proprietor of
Smiths Sanitary Market, has pur-
chased of J. A. Haynes the brick
business block on Water street
! known as the Clark building, pur-
chased by Mr.. Haynes a few weeks
ago. The building is now used by
the Farmers Union store as a grain
store. Mr.. Smith, whose market has
outgrown his present location adj
| joining the pOstOffice, has purchased
the building for his own use, and
will move his market there as soon
as the Farmers Union can con-
veniently vacate.
Ada A.. widow of Dennis O'Kief,
died Saturday, her death following
that of her husband by little more
than six weeks. Mrs. O'Kief had
long been an invalid, and the death
of her husband, after more than
fifty years of life together, was a
great shock to her. Mrs. O'Kief was
slxty-five years of age She leaves
three sons-Charles w. of Dor
chester, Mass, Harry l.. of New
York, and Fred S. of Essex, Mass. !;
also nine grandchildren and two
great-grandchildre The funeral
was held at the home Yesterday
afternoon, Rev. J. A. Weed of the
Methodist church officiating.
Converse E. Nickerson of Cali
fornia, evangelist of spiritualism
gave bible lecture on immortality
at Odd Fellows hall Monday eve
ming, with select musical pro-
gram. There was a good attend
ance, though the restlessness OF
children in the audience disturbed
the speaker and auditors Mr.
Nickerson will speak here again this
| evening, and it is requested that
children under sixteen years of age
leave the hall after the pictures
The subject this evening will be
Ghosts; or Spirit Communication. -
There will also be a musical pro-
| gram. The lecture begins at 9
| o'clock.
William w. Morrison, formerly OF
Ellsworth, died in Boston, Saturday,
after short illness. He had been
confined to the house with cold,
and died very suddenly Of heart
failure. Deceased was born in Ellis
worth forty-eight years ago, a son
| of the late Samuel J. Morrison. and
for some years was with the Morri-
son & Joy company here. Since
leaving Ellsworth he had been en-
| ployed in Boston. He leaves one
daughter, Elizabeth. The funeral
was held in Boston, Rev. Adelbert
l.. Hudson officiating. There was
large attendance of friends, and
many beautiful flowers. The body
was cremated, a request of de-
ceased, and the ashes were brought
to Ellsworth for interment in the
family lot at Juniper cemetery.
The annual sale and supper of
the Congregational society will be
held in the chapel Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec. and 8. On We'd
| nesday at $50 there will be a sale
of fancy articles, table for the
children, also candy and cooked
food. Tea and toasted crackers will
be served. On Thursday the sale
will continue and supper will be
served at $50. The following COM
mittees will preside over the tables
Fancy table, Mesdames Wiswell,
Emery, Hanscom, Easton and
Peters. Apron table, Mesdames Mil
liken, Russell and Newman. Cooked
food, Mesdames Giles, Mcfarland,
| Whiting, Webster and Haynes.
Book tablNtMiss Hannah Holmes.
Children's table, Mesdames Brookes,
Leach, Giles, Crabtree and Miss
Scott. Candy table. Misses Giles,
Shute, Royal, Mesdames Chilcott
and King. Tea table, Mesdames
Burrill, Foster and Tapley. Supper
committee, Mesdames Hall, Priest,
Phillips, Packard, Joy, Wescott, Nc
Farland, Royal, Haynes and Miss
| Agnes Lord. Those who are giving
articles for the children's table are
requested to leave them with Mrs.