Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25
better condition than he expected to,

better condition than he expected to.
though his health is precarious.
The monthly missionary meeting
of the Congregational society was
held this afternoon at the vestry.
A stereopticon lecture "Springtime
in Japan. was given By the pastor.
The annual meeting of the wo-
mans club will be held Tuesday. NAV
|, with Mrs G.. P. Smith All mem
bers are requested to be present. as
important business is to be transact
ed
The Morang-Robinson Co. Inc.
Ford agents, with btanches in Bar
HarEor, Sedgwick, West Sullivan and
Cherrytield has established another
branch in Bluehill, buying the R. D.
Hinckley gara"e.
Mrs. Curtis R. Foster has sold her
house on Main street to Albert G..
Garland. Mrs. Foster will move to
Hull, Mass. where she has purchased
home and where her daughter
PaVlene is teaching.
Rev. Henry Smith will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday morning,
in the absence of the pastor. who will
go to Winter Harbor to preach the
anniversary sermon before the Odd
Fellows of that place.
G. F. Newman has sold his at
tractive place on Park street to
George Fl. Hartman, who will oc-
cupy it next fall. Mr. Newman plans
to buy lot and build a bungalow
for his own occupancy.
Rev. G. S. Brookes will preach at
the Machias Congregational church
next Sunday. morning and evening
Rev. DR.. J. j. Martin of Bangor
theological seminary, will substitute
for Mr.. Brookes at the church here
7 A birthday party was recently
given Miss Helen Fernald by Mrs
Hazel Royal in her new suite of
rooms in the Lords Hall building.
There were twenty guests present.
Games and refreshments were en-
joyed
Mrs. c. C. Knowlton has gone to
Springfield, Mass. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Harold Hamblen. for a few
weeks. Her little son Jack. who ac-
comranied her will visit his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Knowlton,
at Portland.
Hutson B. Saunders of Palm
Beach, Fla, who has spent the Win
ter in Portland with his father, the
late Hutson B. Saunders, was in
the city few days last week. He
received a warm greeting from many
old Ellsworth friends.
Friends of Clifford Beal, who is in
Bangor for medical treatment for a
nervous breakdown, are rleased to
know that he is improving. During
his absence, his business is being
looked after by his son Herbert, at
Fl. G. Jordan's jewelry store.
Y Mrs. Walter T. Thomas, with little
daughter Mary left Monday for Port
land, where she will meet her son
Howard, who has just completed the
course at the army and navy school,
Marion institute, Marion, Ga. He
will return home with his mother the
last of the week
The members of the Methodist
parish met last evening in the church
vestry for get-together TO welcome
the return of Rev Zebedee Andrews,
who has been returned to this charge
for the coming year. Rev. Mr.. An
drews came here seven months ago
to take the place of Rev. James
Weed, who resigned to go to Lime
stone.
officers of Philip H. Sheridan
council, Knights of Columbus, were
installed last Thursday evening by
! Past District Deputy John e. Doyle,
as follows: Grand knight, John j.
Duffy; deputy grand knight, Harold
F. Hawkes.; chancellor, Frank j.
Durleavy: financial secretary. Chas.
Drummey; treasurer, E. j. Collins;
recorder, John E. Doyle; warden,
Thomas Gaynor; inside guard, Rob
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