Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-10-13

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motored to Boston Friday, returning
home Sunday Mrs. Libby, who has
been visiting in Boston returned
with them.
Benjamin L. Hadley of Bar Har
Dor, district deputy grand high
priest, will pay an official visit of in
spection to Acadia chapter, R. A. NJ,
next Tuesday evening. Supper will
be served at $50.
miss Isabel Falvey and Miss Eliza
beth Royal, graduates of Emerson
hospital, Jamaica Plain, Mass, have
returned to the hospital after spend
ing their vacation at their respective
homes in this city.
There will be a union service of
the Methodist and Baptist congre-
cations at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening. Mr.. Kennedy, of
the Lords Day League, will be the
speaker of the evening.
Rev. Ernest l.. Mills, of First
Methodist church, Bangor, will
speak at the roll call and parish
supper of the Methodist church in
Ellsworth, Friday evening. Supper
will be served at 6 o'clock.
A large crew of the Bangor
Hydro Electric force is working in
Ellsworth, laying direct line from
the power house to Machias. The
current will be off all day Sunday,
except from 11.30 a. m. to 1890
p. m.
The Ellsworth board of registra-
ton will be in session Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Oct %, 20 and
80, for the purpose of registering
voters who desire to vote at the
special primary election on Monday,
Nov. 1.
Thirty-two relatives and friends
called at the home of Mrs. Jasper
Kane as surprise in honor of her
birthday on October 9. She was
presented with a cake bearing fifty
nine candles, and many other pretty
and useful gifts. A chicken supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulio Boyer and
Andrew Luchini left Friday for
Turner Falls, Mass, to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Boyer's nephew,
Anthony Rigali. They were accom-
panied to Boston by Mrs. Merle Lin
scott, Mrs. Peter Castagnoli and
John Young.
Jurors drawn from Hancock coun-
ty for the term of the U. S. District
Court, opening at Bangor November
2 are: Grand jurors-L. A. Austin,
Bar Harbor; Edgar w. Haskell, Deer
Isle; Fred J. Perkins, Brooksville;
John A. Somes, Mt. Desert. Trial
jurors Alfred B. Crabtree, Han
cock; Eugene Kane, Brooklin; Ell
wood M. King, Lamoine.
Contributions to the Florida re-
lief fund through the Ellsworth
| branch of the Red Cross, now
amount to $31, of which $3.50 was
contributed from outside sources.
| The American Legion and Woman's
Auxiliary, from their party last
Thursday evening, realized net pro-
ceeds of about $40, making Ellis
worth's contribution for Florida re-
lief about 500.
There was a large attendance at
the dancing and card party given at
Hancock hall last Thursday evening
by Frank E. Whitmore post, A. L.,
and the Woman's Auxiliary. The
proceeds were for the benefit of the
Florida sufferers. Contributions
swelled the net proceeds to about
$40. The post and auxiliary ex-
press great appreciation of the sup
port given their effort.
The annual banquet and election
Of officers of the Frank E. Whitmore
Post, No So, of the American
Legion, will be held at Anderson's
Inn, tonight, Oct. 13, at 7.3O.
National headquarters has changed
the year date to Oct. 20, which
means that all Legion officers must
be elected and installed before that
time. 1t is hoped that all members
of the local organization will be
present to enjoy the banquet and
elect officers.
A change in the management of
Islehurst is announced by Percy B.
Russell, the proprietor. MT. Rus
sells nephew, Jack Russell, who has
had wide experience in conducting
dances and amusement features in
casinos, cabarets and clubs, will as
sumo the management next Saturday
night at an Introductory dance. MIR.
Russell comes here direct from the
Lambs club at Boston. His previ-
Gus experience includes the Casino
at Havana, CUBA, ana tne MyTlle
Bank Hotel at Kingston, Jamaica.
He hopes to meet all the old friends
of Islehurst next Saturday night.
John william, injured last week
when struck by car in Postoffice
square, puzzled DR.. Parcher for a
time. The examination Of william
after the accident showed that he
had suffered only bruises, but DR..
Parcher discovered that his right
arm was larger than the left. He
also found swelling on the shout
der. 1t appears that Mr. william had
been in Bangor three weeks before
he was injured here and had met
with another accident while there.
DR.. Parcher took an X-ray photo
graph. Mr.. william had been work
ing three weeks with a broken collar
bone.
The presentation to Frank l..