Ellsworth American., 1911-06-21


The penalty for violation OF this ordi-
nance is fine not exceeding 70.
Mrs. Charlotte Clement and her sister,
Mrs. Susan Murch, are home from Bucks
port, where they have been visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Carrie Hagerthy.
George 8. Foster, who has been travelling
in the middle West, is home for . short
visit. Mrs. Foster, who has been visiting
in Massachusetts,, returned with him.
DR.. Lewis Hodgkins has been appointed
pension surgeon ct Ellsworth, IN place
Of Dr.. F. F. Simonton, who resigned
on account Of removal from Ellsworth.
Miss Nora Doyle, Of Lewiston, is here to
attend the graduation exercises OF the
high school, her niece, Miss Hannah Fran
ces Malone, being among the graduates.
Frank D. Rowe and wife, OF Warren, are
the guests for few weeks OF Mr.. Rowe's
parents, Elmer E. Rowe and wife. Mr..
Rowe is principal Of the Warren high
school.
The summer schedule on the railroad
will 60 into effect next Monday. Readers
will observe that the time BILE as printed
in this weeks issue is not in effect until
that date.
Patrick E. Kearns, formerly OF the firm
OF Kearns q Cottle, who recently returned
from Spokane, has leased one OF the stores
in the Odd Fellows block, and will shortly
open grocery store.
Mrs. Charles A. Hanscom will give an
afternoon bridge party for ladies at her
home on Franklin street Thursday after
noon, June %, for the benefit Of the Viii
lage improvement society.
Uriah N. Look died last Wednesday at
his home on the Bayside road, aged sew
enty-six years. He leaves q widow and
one son. The funeral was held Saturday
at the home, Rev. P. A. A. Killam officiat-
ing.
The unusual spectacle Of a furry Of snow
in June was seen this morning-June q.
A strong northwest wind was blowing,
the atmosphere cool, and the fakes came
from . cloud which passed over the city
about 7.30.
Mr.. Chief-Jus Emery is to-day at
tending the fiftieth anniversary reunion
OF his class Bowdoin 1861-at Brunswick.
OF the seventeen surviving members Of
this class, twelve are expected to be pres
ent at the reunion to-day.
Acadia chapter, Royal Arch, had after
noon and evening sessions yesterday,
working the p. and NJ. E. degrees on one
candidate in the afternoon, and the r. A.
degree on three candidates in the evening.
Supper was served at $50.
Arthur Parcher, who has completed his
junior year in Bowdoin college, arrived
home Friday for the summer. He is car
rying his right arm in sling, the result
Of a broken forearm sustained last
Wednesday at lewiston, while cranking
an automobile.
A good-sized congregation had gathered
at the Methodist church Sunday morning
to hear the new minister, when, just be-
fore time for service to begin, telegram
arrived which should have been delivered
Saturday night, stating that he could not
get here until June q or %.
The schooner yacht Lorelei is welcomed
back to Union river. Frank s. Lord, who
owned the yacht several years, sold her a
few years ago to DR.. Montgomery, OF Bos-
ton, who has a summer home on Bluehill
bay. The yacht has now been purchased
by Frank 8. Lord, Joseph w. Nealley and
e. G. Moore, OF Ellsworth, and Fred w.
JOY, OF New York.
Miss Teresa K. Mcclure, OF Cherryield,
and Harry H. Wiley, OF Milbridge, were
married last Wednesday evening at St.
Joseph's rectory, Ellsworth, by Rev. P. j.
Flanagan. The bride is the youngest
daughter OF George W. Mcclure, and one
OF Washington county's successful school
teachers. Mr.. Wiley is a young Bar
Harbor business man.
K. NJ. Cameron, of Sherbrooke, Quebec,
is expected to arrive tomorrow to join
his family, who are spending the
summer with Mrs. Cameron's pa
rents, John F. Knowlton and wife,
Mr.. Cameron is district engineer OF
public works Of Canada for the district OF
Sherbrooke, a new district which has re-
Gently been established.
A steel ceiling has been put in the
banking rooms of the Union Trust Co
Frank K. Moore and his crew, who put uI
the ceiling, made record for time. They
began work at O'Clock Saturday after
noon, after the bank closed, and finished
the work Sunday, thus causing no inter-
ruption or Inconvenience to the business
OF the bank and it customers.
The Ellsworth High School Alumni as
sociation will have its annual banquet
some time during Old Home week, the day
not yet being determined. The bylaw,
OF the association provide that the annual
meeting shall be held before July Is, bul
the officers of the association believed i,
would please greater number OF the al
umni away from home to have reunion
and banquet during Old Home week. The