Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-05-19

plans to move there later in the
summer, after completing repairs on
the buildings.
Rev. and Mrs Charles G. Girelius
will leave Saturday to attend the
May meetings of the American Uni
tartan Association in Boston, May
23 to 81. Rev. Edward J. Manning
of New York will preach at the Uni
tartan church here Sunday.
The regular meeting of Ellsworth
w. G. 7. U. will be held Tuesday
even ng, May IS, with the presi-
dent Repo~-s from the recent con-
vent.on at Bar Harbor will be given,
and plans made for observance of
Flower Mission and Relief day.
Lieut.. Frank NJ. Smith, George
Collier and Clayton Condor, of Fox
boro, Mass, and Charles Jelly of
Woonsocket, r. l.. who have been
fishing at Sunset Park, Green Lake,
with Fred G. Smith for the past few
days, returned home today with
fine string of salmon.
r A 'permanent wave machine has
been installed in the Studer Beauty
Parlor. At first flush, this item
might be considered advertising, but
from scraps of conversation reaching
male ears, it would seem to be a
news item of considerable moment
to the feminine population of Ellis
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robe E. Linnell of
Bangor are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a daughter,
born Wednesday, May 70. Mrs. Lin
nell was an EllswoIth girl, Miss
Neila Mccarthy. She has been with
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy
few months.
Ellsworth friends of Robert
Gerry of Seattle, Wash, will sym
pathize with him in the death on
May 4, of his son Walter, aged
twenty-one years, news of which was
contained in a letter received last
week by Mr.. Gerry's sister, Mrs.
Arthur B. Mitchell. Particulars re-
garding the death have not been re-
ceived.
Andrew and Joseph Luchini ex-
pect to leave here by car Sunday,
| for Boston. There Andrew will meet
Harold Hawkes., who will accompany
him on trip of a few days to Gran
ville N Y, to visit his uncle. Joe,
| who is a diedin-the-wool baseball
fan, will remain in Boston to see
| how the Red Sox are going this
| spring,
The Catholic society, Mrs. Annie
Brady in charge, will hold it's food
sale for the benefit of the park and
playground, Saturday, May %, at
SCOTS store The sale will COM
mence at o'clock and no food will
be sold previous to that time. All
members of the society are re-
quested to cook something and have
it at SCOTS store not later than
2.45 p. m.
The first apple harvested in Els
worth in 1926, was brought to The
American office last week by Willis
M. Fo-ter of Water street. This
apple was preserved by Nature S
own M athod-just a few leaves over
it, a few feet of snow, and the APP
pie remained on the ground all win
ter. Mr. Foster raked it out last
Thursday. 1t is a bellfower sound
mellow and sweet, with no sign of
decay.
A noticeable improvement will be
I made on Water street by the work
, being done on three buildings owned
by the Stuart estate. The buildings
are being repaired and painted. The
store adjoining Moore e Cottle' s
market will be occupied by Mrs. Net
/ tie Fullerton, who will move her
lunch room there from the Osgood
building on Main street. She eX-
poets to be at the new location next
Monday.
Leroy White was arraigned before
Judge Crabtree in the Ellsworth
municipal court Monday, May II,
charged with the theft of a Ford
car belonging to John Dorgan. He
was also charged with operating a
motor vehicle without drivers
license. On the former charge,
Judge Crabtree held him for the
grand jury under $500 bonds. On
the latter charge he was sentenced
to serve thirty days in jail and fined
81.
Ellsworth friends of Olive Bon