Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-05-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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anu hi'Nill9 CIV, G, donovan ex-
sho" tho now location by
pec' ~ ~
~ mt a.o,,ost string of salmon
ne 1s,1s,rn,.th so far this year
seel -, 1i.,lav in the window of II.
" WIS ,, " store this morning.
~, W o So fonr fish almost of equal
- and handsomely built, and the
S,1 's,a ',r waiabt was sixteen and
as haIf nonnds They were caught
o 'h.tlaia,, Of Io,asses pond by b. T.
800 2e.,,I, Who was a guest at Robert
9o"iJ' h,,+ol
VII p Tepling of Ellsworth
~ n,Iddan1v last Sunday at the
80, 80 80 ris oi1nt Mrs. Robert Brown,
noii -. ogad twentv-four years.
- m "a cone to Bangor with his
-. Mrs Alfred Starkey, to at
tr,d no funeral of a relative, and
, ~ tai,on suddenly i'll. He had
never enjoyed good health, lie
49,. hosides his mother and step
fothnr one sister. Mrs Walter i.
lrts1,,,l.s If Highland Falls, N. Y.
No. sunday win be laymen's Sun
A.. ~ tho Unitarian church. The
.'l,',,iaa ,riI1 he conducted by the ELS
.,,a,.+I, hrancb of the Unitarian Lay
80, oaque prof Huddleston Of
w. IT,i,ereitv of Maine will deliver
w., addrose on "Tbe Holy Land at
tyi renee prof, Huddleston is
-, ohIo and eIoouent speaker, and
i i'i. addraee ON the Holy Land, from
,,a.,oral observation. will be in
plN,'azti,,l, ,s vol as instructive.
tte safo- breaI,ers who are tour
tna Hpaine inst now should visit
I III fhav would doubtless
iato,.t something Both the Ellis
18th hanI,s are now equipped with
~. I,',,,I,a,..., ,,rotecfive burglar alarm
,.,,,,ta,,, and anv tampering with the
..a,,1t. 49,. ,,ires would start the out
49, o.on,,s rinainp The system has
i,,.+ boan installed nj the Liberty
HTatio,,o1 p,nl, The Union Trust Co.
w. ~ ~ ra,,,a svetam two or three
- p"' 900
NJ ,,.g,.l- on tho new Main street
h,idao l. now of the "shoWy" kind,
''.,iiaI, ,ri,.os an lido, Of the attractive
' 49,, ,,oa ma bridpe will present
,'.Ia,, oan,n1eted The concrete rail
i wae, -, 0 tbo north side Of the bridge is
,ii9 ll,,,,,,Iotod Most of the fill
far tho roadway is in. Saturday
,,irbt tho wate, for the west side
- t,,rnod tbro1pb the new main
,,,tioh orossas tho bridge under the
ea,,t,a,n sidewau, The conduits
for wiras are also in place. under
no same walk
The hremen have answered many
alarms recently for small fires, most
" brush and chimney fires. Friday
evening there was a call to the home
of George II. Gould, when the wood
work caught fire from an overheated
chimney. The damage was slight.
sunday afternoon there was a call
to the home of Mrs. Michael Thibo-
dean on Liberty street, where chill
dran nlaving with matches had set
fire to can containing several gal
Ions of oil. The fire was extin-
guished without serious damage.
The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening, following the
regular service. Several of the
candidates will be friends from lren-
ton, and will unite with the church
there, This little church has had no
additions for many years, and there
are only three members left. Faith
full workers have carried on the work,
however, and some of them, seeing
the need Of more effective organiza-
ton. Wilt identity themselves more
closely with the church by baptism
and fun membership.
The Reb6kah lodges of this dis
at odd Fellows hall, Ellsworth, Tues
day of next week, afternoon and eve
ming. A large attendance of visit
ing Rebekahs is expected in Ellis
worth All Rebekahs are invited. A