Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-02-24

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vestry. All members of the church
and parish and all friends in the
community are cordially invited to
be present.
There will be meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary Friday
evening of this week. The regular
meeting will begin at 7.30. The
| card party, planned to follow, has
been postponed.
The State teachers examination
will be given in Ellsworth Friday.
Feb 26, the date. Feb. 20, previ-
ously announced being an error.
The examination will be at the Of
flee of the superintendent of schools,
! at Hancock hall
sAlbert Regal, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Asunta Lu-
chini Boyer will leave tonight for
his home in Granville, N Y. His
niece, Mrs. Merle Linscott, will ac-
company him, for a visit. They
will visit in Massachusetts en-
| route.
! The formal installation of Rev.
/ Charles G. Girelius as pastor of the
| Unitarian church will take place
| this evening. Rev. George F. Pat
,f Gp1, 4 .
| the American Unitarian Association,
will be the principal speaker. The
| service will be preceded by parish
| supper in the vestry.
The next meeting of the woman S
club will be held next Tuesday,
March 2, with Mrs Harry L. Crab
| tree. Rev. Charles G. Girelius will
| be the speaker His subject will be
| review of america of the Fiji
| ties; Letters of Fredrika Bremen"
a Swedish novelist who visited
America in the early ffties.
A meeting of the Hancock County
Ministerial Association will be held
in the Ellsworth Falls church Mon
day March 8, at and 7. Rev.
| Frank R. Hamilton, of Bluehill, will
give an aG1sas5 = ~ afss.4aon
on IAN Eternal Message" In the
evening, Rev. Isaac Brindley of Bar
Harbor and Rev Aubrey M. Win
sor of Bangor, will speak.
Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor of
the First congregational church,
since September, 1921, will conclude
his ministry here on Sunday morning
next. His subject will be To-day
and Tomorrow - All the hymns
to be sung at the service has been
written by Mr. Brookes. The COM
munity is invited. There will be
no evening service next Sunday.
\ In the class of nurses just gradu-
ated by the Emerson Hospital Train
| ing School at Jamaica Plain, Mass,
were two Ellsworth gifls-Misses
Elizabeth M. Royal and Isabel Fal-
| vey. Miss Falvey read the class
| history at the graduation exercises,
at which Mayor Nichols was a guest
| of honor. Both graduates will re-
main at the hospital for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips
went to Livermore Falls last
Thursday called there, by the sud
den death of Mr. Phillips father.
SWilliam E. Whiting has incor-
porated his real estate and insur-
ance business, under the name of
the w. E. Whiting Co. The capital
stock is $4,000, all common, $4,000
paid in. Mr.. Whiting is president
and treasurer, and Mrs. Ethel K.
Whiting and Miss Madella Hagerthy
are directors.
A party of friends enjoyed
| house warming at Charles Hoizs
new bakery, Saturday night, Feb,
20 The party was given as cele-
bration of the completion of Mr..
Hollis new block on Main street.
A five-piece orchestra of local
musicians played for dancing, and
everyone had a good time. Re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Holz
\ hopes to move into his new shop in
about three weeks. A mammoth
oven that he has bought arrived
| this morning. When set up, the
oven will weigh about sixteen
tons.
Walter joys bungalow on Oak
street was damaged by fire Monday
, afternoon. No one was in the