Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-08

lOA d uIld, VIII HdS Speut Tie SuIIIIlleT
with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Giles,
left September 1 for Detroit, Mich,
where they will make their home.
P. S. Thorsen of New York has
joined Mrs. Thorsen at Thorsen
Farms for week He was accom-
panied on this trip by little Miss
Dorothy Jamin of Weehawken, N. J.
The members of Irene chapter, o.
E. S., will have an outing at DR..
Woodruff's cottage Sunset" at
Green Lake, Tuesday, Sept. IA. Men,
bers are requested to bring picnic
lunch, cup and spoon.
The Unitarian church school will
hold a "get together" party on Fri
day afternoon, from to o'clock, at
the church vestry The reopening
session of the school will be held
next Sunday at ~ o'clock.
All teachers of Ellsworth high and
grade schools are expected to attend
meeting at the office of the super
intendent of schools next Saturday,
Sept. IL, at $50 a. m. All schools
of the city will open next Monday.
Mrs. Alice T. Bassett, Hancock
County Health Nurse, will hold
baby health exhibition at Bluehill
fair. She would be glad to meet
anyone interested in health work at
the fair. Interesting and valuable
literature is offered free to all.
DIR. William H. FingletOn and
been guests of Mrs. Vandora Pray,
returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Min
ME Pray O'Brien and Master Rich
ard, who have been here for the
summer, returned home with them.
The section of concrete road being
laid on the Bar Harbor highway has
been opened to traffic from the end
of High street to George Austin's
home at the top of Beckwith hill.
This part of the new road is COM
plete, except for the shoulder OF
gravel on each side.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Sturtevant OF
Thomaston are visiting Mrs. Sturte-
wants parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Morrison. They will return home
Thursday. Mr.. Sturtevant will re-
sumo his duties as principal of the
high school at Thomaston, a posi-
ton he has held for the past six years
The marriage of Miss Olive
Edgerly and George Fortier will take
place next Wednesday forenoon, at
St. Josephs Catholic church. Miss
Edgerly, who has been a popular
and efficient teacher at the Ellis
worth high school the past four
wears, has made a great many friends
here.
Fogg's orchestra will hold its
farewell ball tomorrow night at the
~ No. OF
Road. A large crowd is expected to
attend to extend farewell to Mr..
Fogg and his famous band. Dancing
will last until 1 a. m. and gifts will
be given to all. A good time is as
sured.
Twenty-Five dollars in gold still
awaits the fortunate holder OF ticket
No. 36OS. Other awards still un-
called for are: Hand bag, No. 1449,
Shapiro's; silk scarf, No. 2314,
Adams; a rug, No. 6100, H. c. Aus
tins. The merchants, who were in
the community sale, hope to hear
from the lucky holders of these
tickets soon,
The Congregational and Unitarian
societies will unite in giving
cooked food sale at the Unitarian
vestry next Saturday afternoon at
$50. This sale is under the aus
pieces of the Civic League, for the
benefit of the public playground.
The members Of the two societies, or
others interested, are requested to
have food at the vestry Saturday at
2.15.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar, Mrs.
Josephine Smith, Mrs. Howard Nc
LelIan, Mrs. George Anderson,
Misses Marion Allen, A. Ruth Fields
and Constance Brookes, were enter
tanned at Camp Mowitza on Monday
evening, by Mrs. Albert Cottle. The
occasion was a farewell party for
Miss Brookes, who lie leaving this
week for Willimantic normal school
in Connecticut.
Tt will be Of interest to the many
friends of Charles Kane, who have
interested themselves in his support,
to know that he has been reinstated
as a member of the State police
force. He was summoned to Au-
gusta Saturday, and is doing duty
this week at the State fair at Lewis
ton. 1t is understood that ne Will
be returned to the Ellsworth post 10
complete the seasons work, ending
this fall.
The Giles concert given in Han
cock hall last evening was a decided
success. The audience was most
appreciative one and was charmed
with the extraordinary talent dis
played by Miss Giles in her voice.
The program was a delightful one
and the encores, which were or MI.
Morris own composition, were
especially liked. Mr.. Morris is an
exceptionally gifted pianist, and
these compositions were full OF
beauty and charm. A goodly sum
was realized, which will be used for
the public playground.
News has been received of the
death of Mrs. Della McGown at the