Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS

.,ould lend hand. The dinner commit
~ composed Of J. H. Leland, n. c.
ro,dan. r. n. Gall, A. d. Stuart, Roy c.
I've. w. A. Alexander and Arthur B. |
m,,chell. Committee on teams, George
6 Newman, o. n. rreworsy, e. r. Robin
-, IT, Funds and men, G. H. Leland,
poy c. Haines, l. r. Giles.
r,,sxorth friends OF Miss Louise Me-
n,rn. OF Bangor, will be interested to
80, AZ her marriage at Bangor to-day,
- william Daley, Of Montreal. After q
.nort wedding trip, the newly married
counle viii go TO Montreal, where they
w,ll reside. Miss Frances Doyle, OF Ellis
.orth. attended the wedding.
ellsworth had glimpse at the Astor-
n,ck wedding last Thursday. The arrival
!, the New York train from the west
wrought party 81 wedding guests Who
Ell the train here and proceeded by auto
,,,obiles 10 Bar Harbor. Then the bridal
,ar,v itself, giving the curious crowds and
the camera and newspapsrmen the siip at
gar Hsrbor by leaving the church by a
,.sr door. drove to Ellsworth and took the
New York train from here In the after
noon. They did not escape entirely the
camera artists, who raced here after the
Marty and .e, mp their machines for snap
.sc,s and moving pictures Ut the railroad
station. They met with slight success,
however.
pretty wedding took place Sat-
urday evening, Juno "a, ct the home OF
capt. and Mrs. q. Clifford Fullerton,
when their daughter Mildred II. aud
Roger L. Higgins were married The
ceremony WAS performed in the presence
Of the immediate families and = few
friends, by Rev. r. b. Mathews, the
single-ring service beng used. The
brides dress was OF white embroidered
not. Dainty refreshments were served.
The groom IL q graduate Of the Ellsworth
high school, class OF 1911. Both young
people are we'll. known and popular in
Ellsworth. and have q host OF friends who
unite in best wishes. They received
many useful presents.
Alexander c. Kerr. son OF Rev. and Mrs.
David Kerr, who began his education In
Ellsworth nnder Miss Villa Frost, was
graduated last week from ohio university,
presiden, OF his class and general secretary
otto, University y. NJ. c. A. On the re-
COMMUNICATION OF the president the uni
yersi,y he has accepted ono Of the beat POI
siiious offered any OF the graduating class
this year. Mary, who also began her
EDUCATION under Miss Frost. will enter her
senior year this fall at the university, with
class donors. Although tho yoangcs, In
her class, she is president OF the sorority,
membe OF the university cabinet OF the
Y. w. c. A., and Is 1t present delegate to
the national convention.
Lewis Stone, who, with bis family, Is
spending the summer In Ellsworth, will
be seen in moving pictures at the Strand
Tomorrow, in one OF the leading roles In
.'The Havocr. Mr.. Stone was born In
Worcester, Mass, in 1879. He was ed
ucated at Barnard college, New York.
Then the Spanish American war broke
out, and stone was with one OF the first
regiments 10 enter Cuba. He served .
year aud q half, eight month"; OF which
were spent on Cuban soil. At the expira-
ton Of term his OF service be shipped as =
sailor before the mast, Just to see some OF
the world. In his wanderings be worked
a. co~ boy, and later he obtained
Job In medicine show, bscauss he needed
the money. He took up acting seriously,
aud after time with email stock COM
psnies. became leading man with the Los
Angeles company, playing there in one
theater for six years.
A Swarm OF bsss on Monday established
comfortable headquarters In the Manning
building. The swarm landed on the
building. and finding small hole where
ireentered, proceeded to goto nousekeep-
ing between the clapboards and The inside
sheathing. harold l. Hooper, who has
made q study OF bses and has had consid-
cradle experience In handling them, was
notified, and by removing some Of the
sheaihing In the kitchen OF the Masons'
rooms, reached The bsss. II was . sight
fort uninitiatsd TO - NJ. Hooper hand
ling the bsss without gloves, allowing
them to crawl over his facs and hands,
and scrapirg them on into box. He coon
had them safely hived, without orce b.
ing stung. He says It isths largest swarm
be ever saw. He gathered shout sixteen
quarts Of the bsss. The hive ID now o.
tablished on the roof OF his photographs
studio, where the bses bavs made them
selves 1t home, and have gone TO work.