Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-16
ness, returned to Woodfords satur-

hess, returned TO WOOd1OrdS Satur-
day.
The ladies of the Methodist So
ciety are holding an Easter sale this
afternoon, and this evening. At 6
O'Clock they will serve a public sup
per.
p f. Priest of the E. A. Strout
Farm Agency has sold the Mary J:
Drummey house at 299 Main street
to II. H. Harden Of Surry, who will
occupy it.
' Mrs. w L. Byard has returned
from New Haven, Conn, where she
spent the winter with her daughter
Muriel She visited New York be-
fore her return.
Acadia chapter, X. A c., will
work the Royal Arch degree next
Tuesday evening, April %. Banquet
at $50 The chapter will be in
spected by Parker Denico of Ban
gor
p. r. Priest last Thursday received
a parcel-post shipment of fifty r. l.
White chicks, all the way from Iowa,
and every one alive and chirping for
food when the box was opened at
Ellsworth.
All Masons interested in forming
a masonic club in Ellsworth, and also
those interested in the organization
of a masonic band, are urged to be
present at meeting at Masonic hall
tomorrow evening.
VI William w Brooks has erected a
small store building in front of his
home on Main street, near the rail
road, and opened a store for con
fectionery, sodas, frankfurters, sand
wiches and coffee.
A new plate-glass front is being
put in the store OF the J. P. Eldridge
Co. This was one of the few old
style fronts remaining on Main
street, and the new front will great
ly improve the south side of the
street.
Mrs. Assunta Boyer has purchased
of c. l.. Morang the lot at the south
east corner of School and Church
streets, where the old Free Baptist
chapel building stands, and will build
thereon tWo-family house, with all
modern Improvements
The five Ellsworth men who had
salvage claims for yachts saved dur
ing the freshet last spring, have ap-
/ pealed from the decision of the U. S.
district court awarding $1,S00, which
they consider entirely inadequate, ac-
cording to the evidence.
| A special meeting of the woman S
club will be held Tuesday evening,
April %, at 7.45, in the Congrega-
tional vestry. Mrs. Jennie Flood
Kreger of Fairfield will speak on
, present Problems of Maine
/ Women" The public is invited.
There was a good attendance at
the entertainment given last Friday
evening at the Baptist church, by the
ladies of the society A pleasing pro-
gram of musical selections and read
| ings was given, concluding with the
| one-act farce, "A Love of a Bonnet -
The April term of the supreme
court will convene next Tuesday,
with Justice l.. b. Deasy presiding.
/ The grand jury will report for duty
/ Tuesday forenoon, and the traverse
/ jury Wednesday afternoon at 2
| o'clock. Naturalization cases will be
heard Wednesday forenoon.
Earle Clark died Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Clark, at the age of twenty
seven years. He had been i'll long
time, but death came suddenly, as he
was preparing to get up for the day.
He leaves, besides his parents, three
sisters and one brother. The family
has the sympathy of all
DR.. d. w. Bunker, native of Tren-
ton, medical student in the office of
the late DR.. l.. ,Hodgkins in Ellis
worth, practicing physician in Blue
hill and later specializing on eye. ear
and throat in Bangor, died at his
home there last night, at the age of
seyenty-one years. He had been in
i'll health long time, giving up
practice nearly a year ago.
Many friends in Ellsworth and
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