Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-07

factory" The meteorological exam
ination showed a clean bill.
The moving picture service ia the
Unitarian church last Sunday eve
ming, consisted of scenes from Pales-
tine, most appropriate for Easter.
Next Sundays picture will be
Big Brother" a big picture with a
big lesson.
Mrs. G. D. Wiggin will leave to-
day for visit to her daughter, Mrs
George King, at Springfield, Mass
From there, accompanied by her
daughter, she will go to New York
to visit her sister, Mrs A. w.
Nickerson.
Evelyn, one Of the twin daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis E. Dunn, was
injured Saturday, when a horse she
was riding stepped into a hole and
threw her. The small bone in one
arm was fractured, and she was bad
ly bruised and shaken up.
Friends of George B. Hawkes. of
Medford, Mass, who accompanied
the body of his father, Richard A.
Hawkes. here for burial this week,
sympathize with him in the death Of
his wife, which preceded that of his
father by only two weeks.
Acadia chapter, r. A. NJ will
work the Royal Arch degree next
Tuesday evening. Banquet at $50.
There will be a meeting next Mon
day night to practice the Royal
| Arch, at which all the officers of the
chapter are asked to attend.
The Odd Fellows will hold anoth-
| err dance at Odd Fellows hall Tues
| day evening, April 10. Each Odd
| couple. These dances have been
held frequently during the winter,
and good time is assured all who
| attend.
The Chrysler News, printed in
| Detroit by the manufacturers of
| Chrysler cars, contained picture
| in this months issue of the Chrysler
basketball team of Bangor, which
played three games with Ellsworth
this year proclaiming them the
| champions of the State Of Maine.
Mrs Mary Downey and son, M.
Edward Downey, left Monday even
ing for Dorchester, Mass, called
there by the leath of Mrs. Downey's
| brother, P. Frank Kane, who died
Monday. Mr.. Kane at one time
lived in Ellsworth for few years,
and friends here regret to learn of
hi| death.
! Y Mr.. and Mrs Ersley Goldsmith
have returned from Miami, Fla,
where they spent the winter. They
will begin housekeeping in the Fred
Patten house, on Pine street. Mr..
| Goldsmith will resume his work
with the Morang- Co., and
Mrs. Goldsmith will take her former
place in Fred c. SCOTS store.
Among those from Ellsworth who
have been in Boston the past week
are DR.. L. G. Higgins, Washburn
| Wright, Fred Clark of the Milliken-
Tomlinson Co., Mrs. Fred Lounder,
| Mrs. F. E. Tilden and Mrs. Harriet
x. Giles. Mrs. Giles will go from
| Boston to New York to visit her
daughter, Erva, who promises her
| some interesting visits to the radio
| broadcasting stations from which
she sings
The literary and business meeting
| of the Unitarian Woman's Alliance
held at the vestry this afternoon,
will be followed by a supper, to
| which the men of the parish are in
vited. In the evening, Rev. Charles
G. Girelius will give talk on
america of the Fifties -Letters OF
Fredrika Bremen" This talk, given
a few weeks ago before the
| womans club, is repeated by re-
quest. The public is invited to the
evening meeting.
At the union prayer service
| Thursday evening, at the Baptist
church. nine candidates for mem
bership in the Methodist church
were baptized by Rev. A. I, Brad
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