Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-09-26
friends hope he may decide to build
again here.

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friends hone he nav dooido - ,,-.i7-1
again here.
The district convention cf o,,o.,,,,,,
ment Odd Fellows will h. -,
BrookIin Thursday Oo+ - 80. a.
noon and evening Wri,,-,,.',., 80
camnment will woriy tbo -
degree. A specfaJ meatin,. ,f W.,
| ma encampment is called for ,o,.t ~
Monday evening
Y A new schedule went into of,oa+
on the Maine Central pondoT, NJ
timetable on mage bae No., 49,,
rected to date, also tha ,,ail so,,-.1
ule on nage rrho c,,-,,5a..
will run rntil 0c+ohor 81 ~ t.'..5. '''5.
] York-Bar B~rbo1. e-.nraes ,ril1 A. ~,
continued after this week
Isaac e. TreVrrgv of >-a.,. \,,,,.l-
was visitor in Ellsworth sarn,,.Ia..
The American receiyine . rla5s,,3f
call from him. MI Yrewo,.-v 1TLo
| is connected with the AI,,e,.so,,,
Woolen Co., with his office in New,
York. is spending a vacation at bis
old home on Newburv Necl,
Ellsworth high school nunils and
teachers made things liye1v on 1Jain
street last Thursday evening Aftor
hike around the ''fiye-mile souare,
and hot-dog party at the new high
school grounds. they marched 70
Main street for a snake dance" and
gave their school yells and sang their
school songs.
/ The October term of the suDreme
court for Hancock county will con
vene on Tuesday, Oct 9. with ms
tice Philbrook presiding. The grand
jurors will report for duty that day
at l 0 o'clock, and the traverse Jurors
at 10 d. m. Wednesday. Oct 10
There will be no naturalizations at
this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e. Barron
and little daughter Sylvia have re-
turned to their home in Nassachu-
setts, after being called home by the
sudden illness of his mother, Mrs.
Addie Barron. Rabbi Barron and
wife have returned to Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Barron is much better. but her
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Reed. is
still with her.
Mrs. Henry Martvn Hail will omen
her house for d deliehtful entertain
ment to be given next Monday eve
| ming. Oct / at 745 NV Frances
| Hamblin of BOSTON PIANIST and
! Florence Ellsworth of New York
reader. A uercentage of nrOceeds
I will be given towards the citv
| clock. Miss Ellsworth is graduate
| Of the Emerson school has a charm
inc personality. and is sure 10 please
her audience Mrs Hamb1in has
made studv of the Russian music
has nIaved in concerts in Moscow
Russia. and will give Russian music
! Tickets will he sold hv snbscrirtion
or NAV he had of Mrs Eamblin at
/ the Weheter bouee nbone o24
The annual convention Of the Han
cock Countv Sunday school associa-
tion was held in the Copereqational
| church last Fridov The weather
! was unuroritious but fourteen
! ecboo1e vare renreeentad md fine
amdienco was vacant Cor thn avepine o
rnantino Addresses on diferent
nnaeas of sunday school work vre
aivan at the three sessions Deer
| Isle district carriad awav the hammer
| for hiohest noints attained as dis
triet Sedewick won tha banner for
lor@act number of ,,iIne travelled TO
the convention The CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school of rlIsworth cantured
ne hanner for the school having the
hiobast ~nrmhar of noints according
ia tha international standard Rev
Caorpa 8 RroolIes was re-a}acted as
county president and Miss Harriette
Colo waeIro-alected eacretorv
pa,ati{ae and friends in Ellsworth
were shocked Tuesday to learn of
tha deatb of carlton M Rova1 which
occurred Monday night in New
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