Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-12-28
AFFAIRS
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the chapel this evening at 100,
when the business of alterations on
the church basement will be taken
up, and the committee probably
empowered to proceed with the
work.
John whitcomb and Luman
Woodruff are at home from Bowdoin
for the Christmas recess. F. H.
Macomber, after spending Christ
mas with his mother and sisters in
Bangor, has been the guest of his
college roommate, Mr.. Whitcomb.
"a few days.
team will play Cherryfield A. A. at
good game is expected. Tonight
Harbor A. A. at Seal Harbor, and on
January 6 will play the c. H. Rice
team Of Bangor at Ellsworth.
Bert Spencer of Passadumkeag
was arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court last week, on COM
plant of Chief Warden J. H. Ma
comber, charged with shooting more
>than his legal allowance of deer, he
having shot three at Green Lake
November 20, it was alleged. He
paid flne OF $50 and $12.33 COSTS
The industrial accident commits
sion VIII hear two cases at the court
house in Ellsworth next Friday, be-
ginning at $50 a. m. The first
case is that of Rose G.. Mitchell VS..
A. E. Clement to determine the ex-
tent Of permanent impairment, and
the second is that of Henry Black
VS. The Rodgers Granite Co. ION
petition for review of agreement.
The coffee party to be given at
Hancock hall this evening under the
auspices of the Woman's Alliance of
the Unitarian church, promises to be
one of the most delightful social af-
fairs of the winter. There will be
9 short program by John Daley of
Bangor, reader, solos by Mrs.
Howard Walker and Miss Gertrude
Jewell, and music by Rice's orches-
ira of Bangor, which will play for
dancing. There will be tables for
cards, and refreshments will be
served during the evening
The patients at the Hurley hos
pital enjoyed very happy Christ
mas. Each room was suitably
, decorated, and each patient had an
individual Christmas tree. Santa
Claus visited the hospital and dis
tributed presents to all the patients.
Many gifts were received from the
people of Ellsworth, and Mrs. Hur-
ley, the matron, Is very grateful for
their generosity, and kindness. The
hospital has instituted registry for
nurses which will benefit the doe
tors and people of Ellsworth. Ali
nurses, practical and graduate, are
invited to register at the hospital.
Agnes NJ, wife of George Cum
bingham of West Ellsworth, died
(, yesterday at the hospital in Old
Town, aged fifty-one years. She
leaves, besides her husband, two
sons and one daughter-Dr. R. E.
Cunningham of Lagrange, Sherman
Cunningham and Mrs. John Kelley
of West Ellsworth; also two sisters,
Mrs. j. r. Varney of Old Town and
Mrs. Austin Conary of Bucksport.
Mrs. Cunningham went to the hospi-
tai in Old Town for treatment about
a month ago. She will be greatly
missed in the community where she
had lived, and where she was a
helpful member of the church and
9fiss Gertrude Dofgan entertained
the girls of the Good Fellowship
{ club Friday evening. 1t was sup
posed to be a business meeting, but
a surprise awaited the guests when
they entered the attractively-
decorated dining room. AS the CEN
terpiece of the table decorations
sailed the brave ship Good Fellow
ship, with a new skipper aboard
Dan Cupid himself, about to cast a
gold anchor and chain, to which was
attached diamond ring. Then it
was out-the engagement of Miss
Lovina Moor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard B. Moor, to Roscoe
Clement. A surprise also awaited
the hostess, when the club presented
her with a handsome cut-glass fruit
dish, in honor of her birthday.
Christmas is over, and Santa
Claus, who made longer stay than
usual in Ellsworth this year, at the
Daylight Bakery, has said goodbye
for another year to all the little
friends he made in Ellsworth. He
promises to make his Headquarters
at the same place again next year.
During his stay, he made his ap-
pearance also at two churches and
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