Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-10-15
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The fremen were called out last
Thursday afternoon for bad Chin
ney fire at the home of r. B. Holmes,
on West Maple street The damage
was slight.
Albert H. Davis arrived home
Friday from the Suffolk School of
Law Boston, having been obliged to
give up his studies for the present
because of i'll health.
Irene chapter, O. E. s.. will be in
spected by the grand matron, Mrs.
Della NJ Ohler of Portland at a
special meeting on Wednesday eve
ming, Oct %. Supper at $50.
A card party for the benefit of the
Unitarian Alliance, will be held at
Mrs. Charles E. AleXander's, Wednes-
day evening, Oct. %. There will be
special tables for the young people.
The dental office of Dr. L. G. Hig-
gins will be closed from October Is
to %. DR.. and Mrs Higgins will
leave Saturday for Boston to attend
the New England dental convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulio Boyer,
Mrs. William Brooks and Mrs.
Boyer's son, Andrew Luchini, left
Thursday for a motor trip to Calais
and St. Stephen, returning Satur-
day night
\ young's people choir has been
recently organized in the Baptist
church, and is ready for service. 1t
will furnish special music next Sun
day morning and evening. Quartet,
|
| the program.
An interesting meeting of the
| ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church was held at the parsonage
| Monday afternoon, Evangelist Felix
| Powell spoke for few minutes, in
| his usual delightful manner. A
! pleasant afternoon was spent.
Everard A. Moore of Los Angeles,
Cal, is on a business visit in Ellis
worth. Mr.. Moore is the eldest son
of the late Augustus E. Moore He
went to the Pacific coast about thir-
ty years ago for his health and this
is his first visit here since then
= P. S. Thorsen, with Mrs. Thorsen
and Miss Calista Bauer, who have
spent the summer at Thorsen Farms,
left Saturday for New York, by car.
They We're accompanied by Mrs. r.
S. Warner, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. P. Woodward.
The Ellsworth branch of the Uni
tartan Layman's League will meet
at Society hall tomorrow evening at
s o'clock, when Arthur Bartlett, New
England secretary of the league, will
be present. A full attendance of
Ellsworth members is desired. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Pierson are
receiving congratulations on the
birth yesterday of a son. The par
ents are particularly pleased that the
young man should select October l 4
for its birthday, that being also the
birthday of his grandfather, the late
Charles j. Brown, who died Septem-
ber 8.
Norris, aged fourteen, son of Mr..
and Mrs Guy Lunt of Christian
Ridge road, died Monday night after
short illness of diphtheria. He had
Just started in high school in his
| freshman year. He leaves be-
sides his parents, two sisters. The
| family moved here a few years ago
from Town Hill.
| y Howard B. Moor, George S. Fos-
! ter and l.. r. Hilgrove, of the Moor
& Foster company, have purchased
the stock and good will of George A.
! Dodge, wholesale tobacco and con-
fectionery. The business will be
incorporated under the name of the
George A. Dodge Co., and will be
| continued at the same location on
| State street. The offices of Moor &
Foster will also be moved from the
| Manning block to the same building.
The baby clinic held at the Red
| Cross rooms was very well attended.
Babies, with their parents, were
present from Ellsworth, Franklin
and Lamoine. DR.. Knowlton gave
physical examinations to many of the
! babies and instructed the mothers in
the general care and diet of the
children. AS the mothers and
fathers of Ellsworth are exceedingly
interested in their children's health,
it is hoped another clinic can be held
| in the near future.
| u Harvey L. Alley of Somerville,
Mass, former Ellsworth boy, son of
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