Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-11

Fri 4U- 10 ram. cloudy cloudy I'D
Sat IS &c fair CLOUDY
Sun IS Is cloudy.rain rain SO
Mon 30 81 fair clear
Tues % 40 clear clear
Y Mrs. w. L. Pratt is visiting rela
tives in Boston,
Lygonia lodge will work the first
degree tomorrow evening.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Walsh left Mon
day for a weeks visit in Boston.
Y F. e. LeBlond has opened bat
terry service station in the Franklin
Street garage.
A public Armistice day supper will
be served at the Unitarian vestry this
evening at $50.
The woman's club will meet next
Wednesday, Nov. Is, with Mrs.
George S. Foster.
Edwin Royal will open his barber
shop in the Brown block on Main
street tomorrow.
:. Harold S. Higgins has gone to
Clearwater, Fla, where he has en-
ployment for the winter.
Y Merrill r. Head and J. S. Donovan
have returned from a hunting trip up
river, each with deer.
" Miss j. A. Thompson, Miss K. A.
Mahoney and Miss Sibyl Fields are
spending a week in Boston.
Mrs. Vandora Pray left Monday to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs Philip O'Brien, in Lawrence,
Mass.
A regular meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary will be held at
the American Legion headquarters,
Friday evening, at 7.30.
The Christmas sale and supper of
the Methodist society, first an
nounced for December 10, has been
changed to Saturday, Dec. 5.
The Knights of Columbus held
commemorative services Sunday
afternoon, for deceased members.
There was good attendance.
The firemen's annual Thanksgiving
play and ball will take place Thurs
three-act comedy, "The Time of His
Life"
Y Rev. and Mrs. q. Andrews of Lin
coin, with little son, are spending a
few days this week in Ellsworth, call
ing on former parishioners and
friends.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph w. Carter in the loss of
their infant daughter Eleanor
Gladys, aged one month, who died
October 2S.
The Thursday club will have
Sunshine party at the congregational
vestry tomorrow afternoon. All
those having Sunshine bags are in
viIted to return them, and to partici-
pate in the supper at 6 O'Clock.
Joseph Luchini left Monday morn
ing for Danvers, Mass, where he will
attend the st. Johns Preparatory
School. He plans to take law
course. His mother and his brother
Andrew, and Miss Margaret Davis,
accompanied him by car
Y Mrs. Mary Anderson GUIDE, who
has been in Ellsworth during the
summer, making extensive improve
ments in the Anderson home on the
Surry road, left Tuesday by auto for
her home in Somervlle. Mass She
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. e.
S. Jackson, who Will spend the Win
ter in Massachusetts,
"Lightnin'," is the subject of the
stereopticon lecture to be given Sun
day evening at the Congreg ational
church. 1t is home story, and
"Lightnin,," is the name given Bill
Jones because he doesn't resemble it.
He conquers the drink appetite,
which nearly ruins him, and wins an
honorable sunset of life.
The ladies' nights and sociables of
the Ellsworth Masonic club, which
proved so pleasant last winter, will
be resumed Friday night of this
week. There will be dancing and re-
freshments, and the club room will
be open to the ladies for cards and
pool. 1t is proposed to hold the
sociables every two weeks during the
winter.
George Page of Orland was ar
raigned before Judge Crabtree in the
Ellsworth municipal court yesterday,
on complaint of Game Warden Wal
ter R. Butler of Bluehill, charged
with illegal trapping. Page was
charged with not visiting his line of
traps once every twenty-four hours
as required by law. He pleaded
guilty, and paid fine of $40 and
costs of $10.65.
An impressive baptismal service
was held at the Baptist church last
Thursday evening, when ten candi-
dates from the church at Ellsworth
Falls received the rite. Rev. Clar-
ence Emery officiated, assisted by
Rev. j. E. Besant Of the Falls church