Ellsworth American., 1926-09-29

few weeks in Massachusetts, arrived
home last week. He was accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Miss
Phyllis Brown, who will spend few
weeks here.
The ladies of the Women's Alli-
ance of the Unitarian church are to-
day enjoying an automobile ride to
South Gouldsboro, where they are
guests of Mrs. Arthur B. Holt at a
lobster dinner.
The Thursday club of the Con-
gregational church will hold its first
meeting Of the fall on Thursday of
next week, Oct. 6, at the vestry. Tea
will be served. A large attendance
of members is desired.
William r. Carr of this city was
brought before the Brewer munich
pal court Friday, charged with oper-
atingi motor vehicle while int pxi-
Gated. He was adjudged guilty and
fined 500 and costs, which he paid
Next Wednesday, Oct. 6, the
Methodist society will hold it's fair
at the vestry. A New England boiled
dinner will be served at noon. There
will also be supper. There will be
the usual sale of fancy articles,
aprons, candy, ice-cream and vege-
tables.
7 Carlos Bianchi & Co. have COM
pleted the concrete work on the Bar
Harbor road. Both sides of the road
will be opened to traffic in another
week. All that remains to be done
is the building of the gravel shoulder
on each side of the highway at it's
lower end.
The car owned by D. E. Linnehan
which was stolen by Colby Foss, has
been recovered. Foss, believed to
have been located in Quebec, has
disappeared again. 1t was learned
that he hired out, through an en-
ployment agency, to work in the
| woods, but did not report for work.
! James Mclaughlin of Seal Harbor
was found guilty Of. a charge of
driving while under the influence Of
| intoxicating liquor in the municipal
| court this morning He was SEN
| fenced to ten days in Jail and fine
| of 5000 and costs, and in default OF
payment, sixty days additional jail
sentence. He appealed, and bonds
of $500 were furnished.
The second annual K. of c. min
| strel show has been postponed from
October IL to October %. The en-
| tertainment this year will be "patri-
otic minstrels new in
! Ellsworth. 1t is sure to be good,
| under the direction of Albert DAVIS,
| who won such great success with
| last years minstrels and the fire.
| mems Easter Monday show.
Y Walter Hilton, recently employed
by the George E. Dodge Co., as a
| salesman in the wholesale con-
| fectionery and tobacco business, has
| started wholesale business of his
| ownl renting a room in the Odd Eel
| lows block. Milton E. Rogers, for
merly a salesman for Liggett q
Myers, has accepted the position va
| Gated by Mr.. Hilton in the George e..
Dodge Co.
A business meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held with Mrs.
J. J. Duffy Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 3
| O'Clock. Members. Of the club who
will engage in its active work Tor
| the coming year are requested to pe
| present. Any woman OF ELLSWORTH,
who is in sympathy with the par-
pose of this organization is invited
| to become a member of the clup ana
| attend this meeting.
Free transportation of food anp
| clothing for the hurricane sufferers
in Florida and Alabama, will pe
| given by the American Railway Ex-
| nress. providing they are consigned
to the American Red Cross or other
| authorized relief organizations IN the
| stricken area. The attitude OF the
express company is but one other ex-
! annie of the promptness with Whlch
the nation is responding to the call
for help from the South.
| The knights of Columbus electea
the following officers at receh, /.
meeting: Albert Davis, grana
knight: Harold Hawkes., deputy
erand knight; Frank Dunleavy'
chancellor; Henry Mahon, treasurer
| W Fl. Scott, financial secretary
| Iames Davis. warden; Joseph Lu-
min; inside guard; M. e. Dowhey'
outside guard; Harold Dorgan' aa,
| ,,oo.te Thomas Gaynor was electeu
,ember of the board OF trustees
New honors have come to Frahh
T. Heath. Ellsworth representative
| of the Metropolitan Lie lhsu, ,t az sou
Co. Mr.. Heath commenced worn n1 ~
the company on September 20, 1901
In commemoration OF his Nwenly-
five years of thorough, courteous
commendable service to the company
and its policy holders the company
will present him with a beautiful
diamond medal. Mr.. Heath has been
one of the largest producers OF busl-
ness for his company in New Eng
land.
david Coughlin and Nellie Piper
we're arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court last Wednesday
afternoon, on charge of truancy.
Three times this boy and girl have
run away together, returning from
their third escapade early last week,
after several days in nearby camp,
when they were believed to be in
Canada. The boy was sentenced to
the State Industrial School at SOuth