Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-10
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N, Bluehill.
E. G. Williams is visiting his sis
ter at Battle Creek, Mich.
Rev. Mr.. Addison of Bangor filled
the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday.
At the last meeting of the Village
Improvem society, it was voted to
furnish equipment to provide hot
lunches for the pupils of the primary
and intermediate schools.
The school fair for the benefit of
the athletic team was well patron
lied. The proceeds were about $40.
The students of Deer Isle high
school presented "The Little Clod-
hopper" at the town hall Friday eve
ming. The play was unusually good
and the parts we'll taken 1t is to be
regretted that the attendance was
not large enough to meet the ex-
penses.
The pupils of the intermediate and
primary schools have been invited
to attend a Christmas tree at the
grammar school Friday afternoon.
The second attraction of the lyce-
UNI course, Miss Florence Ellsworth,
reader, will be presented Thursday
evening. The third number, Pitt
Parker, clay modeller and artistic
entertainer, will appear December
16.
The December committee of the
Baptist church will hold it's annual
sale in the chapel December II. In
the evening farce will be given,
How They Earned Their Dollar"
Both the boys and the girls
basketball teams were badly beaten
at Stonington, Friday, the boys by
the score of 81 to s, and the girls, So
to IL. The Stonington teams dis
played perfectly-drilled defence,
and the results were never in doubt.
All speak highly of the many kind
nesses shown the visitors.
A moving picture will be shown at
the town hall December 80 and 81, to
raise money to help defray the ex-
pense of wiring the intermediate
school building. Supt Linscott has
been fortunate to book for those
dates Robin Hood hundred dol
lar production, featuring Douglas
Fairbanks. This film has never be-
lore been shown in a town of this
size, and should be fine attraction.
The price of tickets will be 35 cents
for adults and 25 cents for children.
AT the annual meeting of the
Moving Picture Co., the following Of
hcers were re-elected President, DR..
Llttleteld; vice-president, E. L. Os-
good; secretary-treasurer, Samuel
Ihomas. These officers also consti-
tute the board of directors. Harry
Hlnckley was again chosen as mama
ser of the company The reports
OF the management showed that the
past year has been the most prosper-
Gus one since the company was or
ganized. 1t was voted to give free
picture on Christmas night.
The annual meeting of the ladies'
sewing circle was held with Mrs. F.
Is. Snow. The following officers were
elected: President, Lena Snow.
secretary, Carrie Hinckley; treasur-
er, Alice Twining. The committees
Tor each month are. October-Lena
SNOW, Alice Twining, Florence Mer-
rlll, Lucy Billings, Sylvia Piper. No.
vember-Mlarcia Slower, Eleanor
Wescott' Rena Hinckley, Lena Saun-
ders, Ethel Hinckley, Nellie ellis,
nslher Blsset. December-Ada
townsend, Nora Parker, Hattie Bis
set, Gertrude Slower, Frances Curtis
Hannah Fullerton. Lula Greene
January-Irene Woodward. Alice
Butler, Hattie Grindle, Nettie Leach.
Lettle Saunders, Emma Carter
February-Emma Barrett, Sadie
snowman, Agnes Phillips, Maggie
Leach, Laura Linscott. March-An-
ME Grindle, Lucy Horton, Hattie
Gray, John Horton, Forrest Grindle.
April-Ethel Mason, Esther Leigh
ton, Eva Osgood, Ida Leach, Esther
Parker, Cora Horton. May-Lena
Snow, Edith Hinckley, Lena Grindle,
Blanche Butler, Jennie Robertson,
Lizzie Morse. June-Edith Clay,
Olive O'Brien, Elizabeth Hinckley.
Doris Merrill, Mrs. Duffy. July
Sadie Snow, Maud Bacon, Florence
Morse Eta Horton, Emily Candage,
Esther Wood, Louise Butler. Au-
gust-Belle Hinckley Carrie Hinck-
ley, Christie Osgood, Belle Wescott,
Sarah Osgood, Belle Mcintyre.
September-Lucy Hinckley, Mrs.
Doyle, Lizzie Wood, Nellie Wood,
Rose Babson, Mary Bettel.