Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-11-17

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The regular monthly meeting and
banquet of the Chamber Of Commerce
announced to be held-at the vestry of
the Congregational church tomorrow
! evening has been postponed to later
date, owing to last-minute disappoint-
ment in out-of-town speaker, who was
expected.
| /Lejok lodge, 10. O. F., will work
the second degree Friday evening.
" Mrs. w. A. Alexander returned
Monday from a short visit in Natick,
Mass.
Acadia chapter, R. A. M, will work
| the royal arch degree next Tuesday
evening Banquet at $50.
v Herbert A. Ashe has been appoint
ed janitor of Hancock hall, in place
of Freeman Wheelden, resigned.
The Ellsworth firemen have post
poned their annual dance from
Thanksgiving to New Years eve
| ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Richardson
and Mrs. Mercy P. Nash Of Bangor
| were guests of their sister, Mrs. Ida
Moor, Sunday.
Irene chapter, O. E. S., will hold
| it's regular meeting Friday evening.
The degrees will be conferred. Sup
per served at $50.
The Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian church will hold a cooked
| food sale at the vestry Saturday
afternoon, Nov. 20.
q Walter J. Clark, jr., returned Sun
day from business trip to New York
and Boston. His family accompanied
him to Gardiner, for few days.
u Mrs. Asenath Coffin, who has been
visiting her son, j. L. Coffin, on Oak
street, has gone to Gray, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Claude E. Caswell.
There will be dance at Sunset
Park tomorrow evening. Thursday
evening of next week-Thanksgiv
ing night-there will be a masque-
rade ball.
Many Ellsworth Masons went to
Bar Harbor yesterday afternoon, for
the district convention. Lygonia lodge
of Ellsworth worked the third degree
in the evening.
v Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Perry, jr., of
Winthrop, Mass, visited Mr.. Perry's
sister, Mrs. j. l.. Coffin, Saturday.
They were on their way to Harring-
| ton for brief visit
Donaqua lodge, K. of p, will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
This meeting was postponed from
1o1 oP me- ysi-
can Legion entertainment
All the Ellsworth schools were
| closed yesterday, when the teachers
attended the county teachers conven-
ton at Northeast Harbor A large
and interesting convention is re-
ported.
v Mr. and Mrs Edmund Longley of
Waterville spent Armistice day with
Mrs Longley's aunt, Mrs. Louise
Baker. Mrs Martin Jellison accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Longley back
to, Waterville for visit.
YThe partnership of Perlinsky &
Davis, clothing and furnishings,
| has been dissolved, Mr.. Perlinsky
| having purchased the interest of Mr..
Davis He will continue the business
as before, under his own name.
Irving Braley of Ellsworth Falls
was fined $40 and costs in the Ellis
worth municipal court Friday morn
ing, found guilty of hunting and
| trapping without license. Com
| plant was made by Herbert Sails
| bury of this city.
Mrs. Harvey Saunders of Surry won
the chocolate set at Stratton's, offered
during dollar days. Unclaimed
awards are: Pair of shoes, No. %,
| Collins; silk umbrella, No. SO19,
| Besse System; console set, No. $3.50,
tea set, No. $3.50 and auto lunch kit,
No. 654O, Eldridges.
" Lieut.. Edmund e. Brady, U. 5. NJ,
| has been transferred from the navy
| yard at Charleston, S. c., to the
| Brooklyn navy yard. His many ELS
| worth friends congratulate him on
his advancement to this important
post, which is in the nature of pro-
motion.
| John Fogg and his orchestra, Of
| Brockton, Mass, have returned to
Maine for week. Monday night
this band of music makers played in
the town hall at Orono, Tuesday
night in Hancock hall, here. To-
night they will play at Milford town
hall and tomorrow night at Society
hall, Bangor.
Word has been received that Leon
S. Thorsen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Thorsen, who was injured in
the rioting of Massachusetts 1nsti-