Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-05-15

| au 'oui- minute speeoh on ~ar toPics
| oy rrincipai Stoddard.
Howard H. Adams OF Boston vas in ELS
| worth Monday on his way to Calais tc
attend the funeral OF his uncle, George
| W. Loro. he VIII spend 1ew Gays WIZ
| MS parents, capt. John Y. Adams and
"iie, on his return.
At the Baptist church Sunday morning
the pastor will preach on "a Little Craft
A Mother Built" Special music. In the
evening the services will be OF a miscel-
Ianeous nature-reading, speaking, sing
ing ana a snort ADDRESS on "Ine Mother-
hoou oi 1oo.
| W. F. Aiken, who has been employed
by the Woodstock Lumber Co., OF Boston,
at Beebe River. N. H., the past winter,
arrived home Friday. The first of June
he will begin work for the government
as an inspector of lumber mills, with
headquarters probably at Augusta.
| The Ellsworth high school base bali
| team came back strong Saturday after
their recent defeat at Sullivan, and
| defeated Southwest Harbor by a score Of
2S-7. The battery for Ellsworth was
| Carlisle and Harrington. They play
Bar Harbor high at Wyman park this
| afternoon.
Miss Alice n. scott left Monday for n
short visit with her sister. Mrs. Herbert
s. Higgins. in Boston. and TO see off her
nephew. Campbell Hiepins. w no has been
called to active service He enlisted
last wear. and has since been in a training
camp. where he qualified as an exnert
marksman.
A party of twenty-five or more neigh
bors invaded the home Of Mrs. John w.
Hawkes. last Friday evening. and gave
her the surprise Of her life. the occasion
being her fiftieth birthday anniversary.
The ladies brought refreshments of all
sorts. including two birthday cakes.
music, cards and fortune-telIing by the
"seeress" of the marty. Two handsome
rugs presented by the ladies' added to
the surprise of the evening,
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Francis d. Brown, whose resignation be-
comes effective April 30. Miss CAROLYN [.
Smith Yesterday was appointed secretary
OF the state industrial commission, assum-
ing her duties May1. For the last four
years she has been cashier of the Guardian
Casualty Co. and for six years prior TO
that was associated with the Home Trust
| & Savings Co."
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| tion. He enrolled in the naval reserve as
| wireless operator. and on MAY l, 1917, re-
spopded to call for volunteers for service
as operator on a destroyer. Since July of
last year he has been in active service in
European waters, and there earned his
promotion.
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