Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-21


meet some day this week to perfect
plans. A general meeting for or
ganization will be held Monday eve
ming, at the chamber of commerce
room in Hancock hall.
Mr.. Staples jitney between Ban
gor and Bar Harbor resumed the
two-trips-a-day service yesterday
The buses leave the Hancock house,
Ellsworth, for Bangor, at 1890 a.
m. and 4.30 p. M; leave Ellsworth
for Bar Harbor at s a M and 2 D. m.
There was a large congregation
at community service in the Uni
tartan church Sunday evening, when
the picture, 1.-THE Home Maker"
was shown. Next Sunday evenings
picture will be "The Goose Hangs
High" human interest story with
a strong appeal.
The spring schedule will go into
effect on the Maine Central next
Sunday. There will be but slight
changes on the Mt Desert branch.
The morning train down will arrive
about 7.20 instead of CAT as at
present, and the morning train west
will leave about ten minutes earlier
liz anu lew Will
gather this evening at the home of
Walter j. Clark on Water street, in
honor of his seventy-ninth birthday
Refreshments will be served by Mr..
Clark's grandchildren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark celebrated their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary last De-
cember.
v Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Haynes
have returned to Ellsworth, after
spending the winter in Portland,
where Mr.. Haynes has been teach
ing. Mrs. Haynes is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Miss Mary
Monaghan, after which she will join
her husband at their summer home
in North Ellsworth.
The Ellsworth branch of the w.
c. 7. U. will meet Tuesday evening,
April 81, with Miss M. E. Holmes.
In recognition of National Child
Health week, the program will be
under the direction of the local
child welfare department, Mrs. A.
E. Tracy, superintendent, with Miss
Ella Graham as speaker
Ellsworth is again to be favored
with a Chapman concert, under the
auspices of the Ellsworth festival
chorus. The date announced is
Thursday, May 27. Among the
artists who will appear here will be
Benno Robinoff, the famous violin
list, and Miss Beatrice Belkin, lyric
soprano. Others will be announced
later.
Arthur J. Burpee of North Bucks
mort. was brought before Judge
Crabtree Tuesday, on charge OF
assault with intent to kill, commit
ted on Ernest l.. Wiley of North
Bucksport. Judge Crabtree found
him guilty of simple assault, and
fined him SO and costs, and in de-
fault of payment, twenty days in
jail Mr.. Burpee appealed.
At meeting of the Baptist parish
last Thursday night, it was voted to
extend call to Rev. l.. G. Perry Of
Levant, to become pastor of the
church Mr.. Perry has accepted the
call, and will begin his labors here
the latter part of May. He preached
here very acceptably on Sunday,
April H. Rev. Arthur Wallace, who
occupied the pulpit last Sunday, will
be here again next Sunday
Leiok lodge, l. O. o. F., and No
komis Rebekah lodge will observe
the 10th anniversary of tn eorder on
Anniversary Sunday, April 25, by at
tending divine service at the Uni
tartan church, Rev. Charles &.
Girelius, pastor. The subject of Mr..
Girelius' sermon will be THE Good
Samaritan" Sisters and brothers
are requested to assemble at ODD
Fellows hall, at 10 o'clock a. M, and
march to the church in body.
The school board is considering
disseminating several of the rural
schools, and transporting pupils to
the city schools, as follows: Surry
Road, to West Side; North ELS
worth schools to Ellsworth Falls;
Bayside school to Pine Street and
School Street schools. The school
board will give hearing to all
people interested, at the superin-
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