Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-30
day, and opened their Ellsworth homs for

day, and opened their Ellsworth home for
the summer.
DR.. Baker and wife, Of Machias, have
rented Mrs. Evelyn Stevens house on Oak
street.
M. J. Drummey and family will leave
to- night for Portland, where they will
make their home. They will be greatly
missed in Ellsworth.
Miss Winifred Doyle lie home from
Castine normal school, where she was
graduated last week. She has accepted a
position in the Searsport schools.
Miss Ruth Smith, Of Trenton, and Lewis
E. Shorey, Of Ellsworth, we're married at
Ellsworth yesterday, by John II. Brimmer,
esq. The single ring service was used.
Miss Mary Drummey, ho has been en-
| pioyed as telegraph operator at Old Town,
has been assigned to the Western Union
Office in Ellsworth during the summer.
James L. Bresnahan has leased a portion
OF the Hagerthy building on Main street,
formerly occupied by II. L. Hooper, as a
studio. He will develop and print films.
4 E0t5b hknnnAn EfuuCco MHlOuey uO " 10
graduated from Bates college last week.
arrived home last night. She has accepted
position to teach in Caribou high school.
Mrs. Harry c. Stratton and son Harold,
Of Waltham, Mass, are in Ellsworth for
the summer. Mr.. Stratton will Join them
here for his vacation the latter part Of
July.
Mrs. John Blake, sister OF former Chief
Justice Emery, with her daughter, Mrs.
Rice Woodward, and the latter's little son,
OF Talledega, Ala, are guests at Sir
landsn.
Shirley Hodgkins, OF Marlboro, and Miss
Alfredo K. Carter, OF Pembroke, were
married at the Baptist parsonage in Ellis
worth Saturday afternoon, by Rev. p. A. A.
Killam.
John w. Armstrong and wife, who heve
spent nearly two years in California,
arrived home last Friday. MIR. Armstrong
says that while he likes California, it is
good to be home.
Dana n. Smith. son OF the late Everard
G.. smith. formerly Of Ellsworth b, and him
l Sell uAtiNe Vi E<klbWUItu, ViSiltu JtldtlNfS
here last week. he is now in the employ
Of the American Hawaiian Steamship Co.
Norris Hodgkins, who was graduated
from the Ellsworth high school this year,
| will enter Dartmouth college in the fall.
He attended the commencement at Dart
mouth with his father, DR.. Lewis Hodg-
kins.
Three-quarters OF mile OF road was
gravelled during the good roads day last
week. The work began at the end OF the
State road work this side OF Cards brook,
and was completed to the new Lamoi se
road.
Leo Wardwell has purchased the Roscoe
Gould house on west Main street OF c. G.
Burrill. Ralph 8. Morrison, Who has been
occupying the house, has moved to apart
ments in Mrs. K. N. CsmpbelIs house on
State street.
At the Strand picture theatre next Sat-
urday, matinee and evening, Miss Jackie
Saunders will appear in the title role OF
''The Rose OF the Alley"-a three-reel
drama. Beginning next Saturday there
will be daily mstinees at the Strand, at
2.15.
William H. Patten, the newly elected
superintendent OF the Ellsworth b. Franklin
joint school district, assumes the office
with the first OF July. He is nov in Ellis
worth, which he will make his head
quarters. He has rented the George W.
bennett house on Hancock street.
L
Leon Moor, who was married on june
q, brought his bride to Ellsworth on his
wedding trip, visiting his father, Henry
l.. Moor. He returned this week tc
Loweiltown, where he is located as deputy
inspector and collector OF customs. He
received the congratulations of his many
Ellsworth friends.
Donaqua lodge, K. Of p. last Wednes-
day evening elected officers as follows
J Roy Z. Haines, c, c.; Ralph Cunningham
V. c.; John A. Lord, prelate; George G
Pierson, NJ. OF E., and X. OF r. and 8.
E. Z. Osgood, M. OF F.; Joseph X. Clark
NJ. OF W.; George Campbell, NJ. at A..
Milo Austin, I. g.; Mark l.. Miliiken, o. &
Lawrence and Arthur Gonzales, of Sulli-
van, we're arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court yesterday, charged with
assault aud battery committed on Will
liam Mckenzie, OF Sullivan. Both pleaded
not guilty. Lawrence was adjudged no,
guilty. Arthur was found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay IS and costs, fine being re-
mitted on payment Of costs, s6.7.
The democratic county committee and
workers OF the party from all parts of the
county are assembling in Ellsworth to-
day, for conference with United Statet
Senator Charles 2. johnson, of Water
vile, and Hon. Charles T. Reed, OF Bidde-
ford, chairman OF the democratic State
committee. A meeting 10 being held a,
Society hall this afternoon.
The live baby given away at the Strand
last Friday evening, the announcement oi
which caused considerable speculation
and some excitement, proved to be q