Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-03-24


Tuesday evening. Each Odd Fellow
and Rebekah is invited to attend and
bring a couple.
The many Ellsworth friends of Ed
gar j. Trussell of Bar Harbor,
especially the knights Of Blanquefort
commandery, of which he is a past
commander, sympathize with him in
the death of his wife, which occurred
last Thursday.
The woman's auxiliary of Whit
more post will hold it's regular meet
ing Friday evening. The business
meeting will be followed by a social
hour, with refreshments. The card
party given by the ladies last Friday
evening was we'll attended and most
enjoyable
The call is out for the republican
caucus to be held at the board of
trade room, Hancock hail. Wednesday
afternoon, March 81, at 3 O'Clock,
to elect nine delegates and nine alter
mates to attend the republican State
and Third District conventions to
be held at Portland Tuesday, April 6.
Nearly 800 attended the moving
picture service at the Unitarian
church ldSI Ouuudy tNeulHS, w hOH tHC
first part of the picture, peter Pam
was presented. The pastor, Rev. G.
G. Girelius, drew a lesson from the
picture, in a brief address. Next
Sunday evening the second part of
the picture will be presented.
Owing to illness, Prof. Charles j.
Cummings of Bangor seminary, was
unable to be present at the Con-
gregational church Sunday. Prof.
John j. Martin of Bangor substituted
! for him, and gave an excellent SER
mon Prof Cummings will preach
next Sunday Palm Sunday will be
observed, and special music is being
prepared.
Shapiro's Sample Shop will move
| back to it's former location in the
| Brown block this week, repairs on
| the building having been completed.
The store will be opened for business
| Saturday, but will be open for in
spection Friday There will be only
new goods at this store, the smoke
and water sale continuing at the
Chrome building.
Y Mrs. T. E. Hale has sold her
home on Pine street to Harvard Z.
| Jordan, and has moved to apartments
| on the second floor of the Partridge
house on Main street, vacated BY Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan, where she is keep
| ing house. Mr.. Jordan will have
| the interior of the Hale house re-
| modelled for two families, and later
the second-foor apartment will be
| occupied by w. A. Alexander.
Hon. A. E. Farnsworth, president
| of the Liberty National Bank, was
| operated upon yesterday at the Peter
Bent Brigham hospital in Boston. His
| many friends are pleased to know
| that the operation was successful
| and his condition is satisfactory. Dr.
| c.. C. Knowlton, who accompanied
| Mr.. Farnsworth to Boston Monday of
| last week and remained with him I'M
| til after the operation, arrived home
| this morning.
| A new business partnership has
| been formed in Ellsworth, H. Madison
| Davis of Trenton entering into bust
ness with | Perlinsky, under the firm
name of Perlinsky & Davis. Mr.
| Davis will be actively associated with
| Mr. Perlinsky in conducting the
| business, but will not be here perma-
nently until next month. Dana Aus
tin, who has been clerking for Mr.
| Perinsky, will enter the employ Of
| the Union Trust Co. on April 1.
Charles JOY, proprietor of joys
equality First" Grocery, has pur-
| chased of Charles Holz the stock and
| fixtures of the store in Odd Fellows
block, which has been run by Mr..
| Holz in connection with his bakery.
| The new store will be known as the
"West Side Cash Grocery" and will
| be run on strictly cash and carry
| plan. The store, now being painted
and remodeled, will open soon, with
| Mrs. George Hamilton in charge.
| Ellsworth democrats met in caucus
at the board of trade rooms Monday
| evening, and elected the following
delegates and alternates to the
State democratic convention be-
ing held in Portland to-day:
Delegates, Dr. Lewis Hodg-
kins, C. Earle Smith, H. H. Higgins,
Frank L. Heath, Fulton j. Redman,
w. b. Mills, Lyndon McGown.
Alternates, Earle Gray, Harvard c.
Jordan, George p Smith, Edward F.
Small, j. S. Donovan, Harold V.
Moore, Frank J. Dunleavy
Elmeda NJ, wife of Joseph Cakes,
died Saturday at her home on Han
cock street, after long illness, at
the age of seventy-one years. Mrs.
Cakes came here from Columbia
Falls about six years ago She leaves,
besides her husband, one son. Mil
lard, of Ellsworth. and four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Grin M. Clement, Mrs.
J. Blaine Holmes and Mrs. Ella Con-
ners, all of Ellsworth, and Mrs. Alma
Torrey of Cherryfield. The funeral
was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Holmes on State street, Rev. Clar-
ence Emery officiating.