Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-06-26

prosecute any cases Of boys or girls be-
low the age OF sixteen years who operate
automobiles.
A complimentary dance was rendered
the draftees who left Monday, at Colu M
bus hall Saturday night, by a few young
ladies. Music was furnished by Misses
Erva Giles, Hazel Giles and Christina
Doyle. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Studer are visiting
relatives in Ellsworth. Mr.. Stnder is at
present employed by the government in
electrical work at the Brooklyn navy
yard. He will return to Brooklyn the
| last OF this week. Mrs. Studer will re-
main for longer visit.
Saturday evening, June %, the first
quarterly conference Of the Methodist
| church will be held in the vestry, Rev. j.
II. Gray, the new district superintendent,
presiding. Sunday morning at 1870 the
pastor will preach. Subject, "Hidden
Talents" Sunday school at 1i.45. All
children not attending some other SUNDAY y
school are invited. Evening service at
7.3o; Rev. James II. Gray will preach.
Robert II. Haynes was awarded the
Almon Goodwin prize at Bowdoin COM
| mencement week as the most deserving OF
the three juniors elected that week to
Phi Beta Kappa fraternity membership
to which is only attained by high scholar
ship. Only one of the seven Juniors and
seniors elected to the fraternity was pres
| ent TO be initiated, the others being in the
service.
The lumber manufacturing business at
Ellsworth Falls, conducted for nearly
twenty five years by the late Charles j.
Treworgy, has been incorporated under
the name OF Charles J. Treworgy. The
officers are Owen H. Treworgy, president;
Bernard s. Jellison, vice president and
general manager; Miss Lura l.. Treworgy,
treasurer; Miss Millie A. Treworgy, sec
retary. These officers, with Miss Ruth II.
Treworgy, constitute the board OF direc-
| tors.
The name OF Prof. Henry c. Emery
is included I'm list OF seven Americans
IN German war prisons reported to the
| War department Sunday by the German
war minister through the Spanish en-
bassy at Berlin. Prof. Emery is reported
as held at the prison camp at Tuchel.
| Only last Thursday Minister Stovall at
| Berne, Switzerland, cabled the State de-
partment that he had been advised by the
international Red Cross that Prof. Henry
C. Emery was still at Lsuenburg, Pome-
rania, living at a hotel. A recent despatch
said Prof. Emery was permitted to move
about at will.
Mary F., wife of Lyndon F.. Treadwell
died Friday morning at her home on OaI
street, after a long illness. Mrs. Tread
well was forty-four years OF age. Sh'
was the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Youtman of East Bluehill, but for a few
years before and since her marriage tC
Mr.. Treadwell, seventeen years ago, had
made her home in Ellsw orth. Her par
ents and husband have the sympathy o.
their many friends. The funeral was helc
at the home Sunday forenoon, Rev. r. B
Mathews officiating. There were many
beautiful flowers. fnterment vas at East
BluehiIl.
The marriage OF Susan NJ ason Cushmsn
and Willis B. Mills took place Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock, at their new hons
on Bridge hill, formerly the John A. Lore
place. The wedding was very simple
only immediate relatives being present
The bride and groom were unattended
Rev. J. w. Tickle OF the Unitarian church
officiated. The bride wore a dark blet
ira 7eIling suit, with tailored hat OF ros'
color. After the ceremony, tea wa
served the wedding party by Mrs. John A
Peters, at her home. Guests from out of
town were the daughters of the groom
Mrs. David Beach, jr., and Misses Bett.
and Violet Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Mill
left in the evening for a short wedding
trip.
Harriet NJ, wife OF Harry L. Alden, die,
Saturday at her home in Auburn, age
thirty eight years. Mrs. Alden was al
Ellsworth girl, a daughter OF the lat
James Latin. She leaves besides her hus
band, one son Harry, aged sixteen years
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Gowell OF Lynn
AsSs.,tN ~ siSteE7, shIo' D. u. " hitSohb
Ellsworth and Mrs. Margaret Mahaney O
Berlin, N. H., and brother, Harry Latin
OF Springfield, VT. The funeral WAS hel
at the home in Auburn, and the bod
was brought here for interment at Ellis
worth Falls. There were prayers at tn
grave. All the members OF the famil
mentioned above, also Mr.. Gowell, and a
aunt Of deceased, Mrs. George E. Kline
OF Auburn, accompanied the body here.