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


feet on the Mt. Desert branch OF the
Maine Central railroad Monday. The
time table and mail schedule at the head
OF the local column have been corrected to
date.
The spelling match which will take
place at the Methodist fair in October,
will consist OF two contests, one for those
under eighteen years, the other for adults.
w. H. Patten will have charge OF the con-
test.
cepted the invitation OF Mrs. b. .. Stanley
for . picnic at her place at East Surry on
Wednesday, July IL. The members will
carry picnic lunches, and . chowder will
be served.
Cards have been received by friends in
Ellsworth from Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene e.
Gorden, Of Melrose, Mass, announcing the
marriage Of their daughter, Emily Cutler
Gordsn, to Harry Bernard McWads, on
Monday, June %.
David Lambert Tatley, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Tatley, Of Montreal, is visiting
his grandparents, Col. and Mrs. c. G. Bur-
rill, on High street. Mr.. and Mrs. Tatley
and Misses Frances and Jean Tatley will
arrive the last OF this week.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
st 1880, sermon. Solo by Mrs. Bridges.
Sunday school at 11.45. At 7.30 p. M,
stereopticon and motion pictures. The
Epworth League meeting Thursday at
730 p. m. Leader, Mrs. Ernest Smith.
Congressman John A. Peters addressed
the annual convention OF the Maine Rural
Letter Carriers association at Pittsfeld
Saturday. Fred H. Mcfarland, X. F. d.
carrier No. 4, OF Ellsworth, accompanied
Congressman Peters to Pittsfeld.
At meeting Of the city government
last Thursday evening, the petition of the
Bar Hsrbor & Union River Power Co. to
change the location OF poles in its work OF
rebuilding its lines at Ellsworth Falls,
was granted.
Miss Ruth Fields, who was graduated
last week from the Castine normal school,
q member OF the special class, is at home.
Her parents, d. L. Fields and wife, and
sister, Miss Sibyl Fields, attended COM
mencement exercises at Castine.
Mrs. Anne {. z. Allinson, daughter Of
ex-Chief Justice Emery, was honored at
its late commencement, by Brown uni
versity, with the honorary degree OF Doc
tor OF Letters. Five years ago, Bowdoin
college conferred upon her the same
honor,
Mrs. Florence Z. Blake, Of Taiiedega,
Ala, sister OF ex-Chief Justice Emery,
with her daughters, Miss Florence
Blake, Of Pittsburgh, and Mira. Rice Wood
ward. OF Tailedega, and the iatter's little
son Emery, are at ..Firlands" for tina
summer.
W. A. Carcaud was arraigned in the
Ellsworth municipal court Friday, charged
with practicing medicine without q Ii
cense in Prospect Harbor. He pleaded not
guilty. Probable cause was found, and
respondent furnished $50 bonds for ap-
pearance at the October term OF the su-
preme court.
A Aeld-dsv will he held nm the Four,h
of iu,v upder tba .rsnics. a, R.v.;d.,
orange NJ Glover Hin farm tha Joaiab
Tinker place. Refreshments will be
served at all hours, and there will be en-
tertsinment for afternoon and evening,
including dancing, Supper will be served
from $50 to 7.30 O'Clock.
Mansei B. Young, of Ellsworth. has in
vented and is manufacturing the aYoung
psgoa~a t,arr;aro bau.aoacarry,nc -
tachment for Ford automobiles. The
carrier is attached at the front of the car,
over the hood, and NAV be taken OF and
put on in a few moments. 1t is catching
on wherever it is seen, and Mr.. Young has
already received orders for mum Der of the
carriers.
The Josiah Leighton house on East
Maple street, recently purchased by Will
liam MaIoney. was burned about 3 O'Clock