Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-06-13
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Mrs. ~. A. Fiye, VINO has bee, n
able TO be out again. 's
Mrs. Nancy Parker i. v,s;,.
daughters In Biuenill. oes
DR.. Schulz and wife OF wsshlue,o, n :
are At their summer home.
Samuel HitchIngs OF Lubec spe,, ;.
weekend with Foster Blake. 'as
Mrs. Brown OF Addison was ths -.
Of Mrs. Harriet Leach last week.
Miss Gcidse Grindie OF South H,o,..
willie Is the guest OF Mrs. Annie Blake
Hiss Auxusta Leighton OF Bluehi,I 49,.
the Weekend with Mrs. Alma ga,,...
Mrs. Edith Roberts OF HoIyoke NJ.
Is visiting her parents, c. c. Cousin. ~
wife.
l.ucius Cousins and family OF nolvok.
Mass, are in town TO attend the ,on.;r.
Flanders wedding June 10.
Frederick Cole, Harry Candaee ana
Howard freetbey have gone 10 wiu,h,a.
Center Is junic- volunteers.
Mrs. Charles Blake returned Tb,,.s.
from Bangor. whore she accompanied n,
husband . week ago. Dir. Blake is be,,s,
Roy and Foster Blake have resurnsa 10
Providence, r. L., where they are ann.
pioyed. They came home to vrsdu,,.
from the high school.
Miss Copeland, the assistant a, the b,yh
school, returned to her home in Warren
Saturday. II IL hoped tina, she will ~.
turn for another year. s..nS
q School closed Thursday. Miss Cousin.
and Miss Hall, teachers, gave their sehool.
q picnic in T. G. stanlcy's grove. Miu
Hall returned to her home in Buckseld
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marion Grindle, who has spen, thu
past year In Phoenix, r. t., arrived bona
Tuesday. She 10 very i'll. Her aunt, who
accompanied hef, returned to Rhode
Island Wednesday.
The Red Croas society held two social,
last week. The proceeds will be used to
buy material with which to work 10. the
soldiers. The membership now Is over
thirty. membership OF 80 is desired.
Mrs. Rubis Mcfarland and daughter.
Mrs. Blanche Harmon, OF woodtord.
came Monday. They will spend the sum,
mer at Fiye Point. Mrs. Harmon re-
turned to Portland Wednesday, for a few
days.
Mrs. Belle c. Bridges received xord
Sunday OF the. death Of Mrs. Estel!e Blake
Adams at Milford. Mass. she leaves q
daughter In Milford and a son In Brock
ton, Mass. The many friends in Mrs.
Adams early home extend sympathy.
Frank Drisko. who has been the princi-
pal of the high school the pas, year and
who has eniisteI for rvice, WAS
notified to report In Bangor Nondsy. Mr..
and Mrs. Drssko LETT for Columbia Falls
Saturday. They have won many friends,
who regret their going. As a principal,
Mr.. Drisko has been one OF the beat, and
he has also taken an active Interest in the
welfare OF the town.
GRADUATION.
Friday evening the graduating exercises
anu CAulbtttpu VI bfbAAAtu
school were held at I. q. q. r. ball The
house was filled. The program: Music,
invocation, Rev. +. 8. feathers; The
Russian Revolutions alutaiory, Foster
Batchcider Blake; "Catching the one
Fifty Seven" Howard Fresthcyi muse;
Frederick Lee" Faith winifrsd Roberts;
class history and prophecy, Harry Wells
candaRe; music; presentation Of gifts.
Roy Clifford Blake; class will, Ellen
Gertrude feathers; History o, the stars
and stripes"- vniedictory, Frederic Leslie
Cole: comforting o! diplomas. supi.
Edward b. Hutchinson; music benedie-
tion. All the parts were exceptionally
we'll taken.
A reception for the graduates, school
board and teachers followed. Music was
BY Higgins' orchestra OF Ellsworth. The
decorations we're especially iins, being ID
charge Of Mrs. T. c. Stanley. After the
reception, the class ball was enjoyed. Inc
graduates served ice-cream and sold "Ihe
Tatler." the class paper.
June IL. USE FEMME.