Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-06-12
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Mrs. Charles Royal returned to Boston
| Friday.
Wendell Osgood OF Boston is here on
business.
There will be a meeting of the Dirigo
club Thursday evening.
Miss Beulah Salisbury has gone to
Bucksport for the summer.
Arthur Thorsen is at home from Camp
| Devens on short furlough.
Mrs. Carroll Brown, with infant son,
returned Sunday to her home in Madison.
| J. II. Macomber has received news Of
the safe arrival OF his son Donald in
| France.
MIR. and Mrs. Merrill r. Head are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a daughter.
| The ladies OF the Methodist society will
have a cookedfood sale at their vestry
next Saturday afternoon.
A moose visited Ellsworth some time
last Friday night, crossing the garden of
Nj. $. Smith on High street.
An enjoyable dancing party was held
at Columbus hall Saturday evening. Music
was furnished by Miss Christina Doyle
A party OF about twenty members OF
the Sedgwiok high school alumni had a
banquet at the Merry Mack Saturday
evening.
Henry l.. Russell OF Warren, with his
daughter, Mrs. Dana Smith, spent few
days the past week with his brother,
Austin K. Russell.
Congressman Peters returned to Wash
ington Thursday, after spending two or
three days in this locality on public and
private business.
Mrs. Herbert K. Holmes, Who has spent
the winter in Weehswken, n. j., with
her daughter, Mrs. Pearl S. Thorsen,
arrived home last Thursday.
Harold L. Hooper, who has been as
signed as an instructor in the school of
aerial photography at Rochester, N. Y,
is at home on weeks iurlough.
Mrs. Martin j. Thorsen OF Auston,
Mass, spent few days with her sister,
Mrs. Mary Michselis, after attending the
Tower Cooney wedding at Bar Harbor.
Luther A. Leach, who has been oc-
cupying the house OF Mrs. Curtis r.
Foster on Main street, has rented the
Parcher bouse on High street for the
| summer,
Mrs. John A. Cushmah, who has spent
the winter in Boston and Washington,
recently returned to Ellsworth. Miss
Martha Moor, OF Danvers, Mass, returned
with her.
Mrs. Z. P. Drugan, wi no has been spend
| ing the past few days here, the guest of
Mrs. Agnes Royal, left Monday for short
visit in Bangor before returning to her
home in Brighton, Mass.
A baseball team composed of players
from the K. II. $. team and a few picked
boys went TO Bar Harbor Saturday, where
they met defeat at the hands OF Bar Har-
Dor high by a score OF IL to s.
Mrs. Mary Michselis entertained a few
| friends at her home on Chapel street last
| evening, in honor OF Miss Morris, this
being her last term as teacher in the COM
mercial department in the high school
John II. Knowlton, who returned from
Washington last week, is now located in
bis offices in the Peters block, attending
to his duties as secretary to Congressman
Peters, and such private law practice as
those duties allow him time for.
+. @. Moore, druggist is a special en-
rolling agent here OF the U. s. shipping
board, and is signing up many young men
to enter the training service OF the mer-
chant marine. The young men are given
a special course of instruction on training
ships maintained by the shipping board
before being placed in the crews OF the
big new merchant vessels now being