Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09

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been left beside the road from Center to
Mt. Desert after an accident. Richardson
pleaded guilty, and paid a fine of So and
costs.
Supt. OF Schools Stevens is in Castine
this week attending the conference of
superinlendents and principals. Mrs.
Stevens and little son have gone to her
former home in Eastport for a mon this
visit.
Mrs. K. M. Cameron of Ottawa, Ont,
with two little daughters, Mary and Nora,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
knowlton. Mr.. Cameron expects to join
them here for a short visit later in the
summer.
The explosives regulation act, which
has given so much trouble to quarrymen
and contractors, has been repealed by
Congress, beginning July /. Persons buy
ing or using explosives are no longer re-
quired to obtain licenses.
Rev. David L. Yae, pastor of the
Congregational church at Ellsworth
from 1892 to 1899, was on Tuesday, July
l, installed as pastor OF the South Con-
gregational church at Newport, N. Fl.
SIR. Yale assumed the pastorate there the
first of June.
Charles Haynes, who has been with the
army OF occupation in Germany in the
| Doth division, formerly the Miiliken regi-
ment, has received his discharge, and ar
| rived home in time for the Fourth. Will
lam Flanagan and Harold Hawkes.. who
were in the regiment, arrived home this
morning.
Elmer, five-year- old son of Everett
Carter, was struck by car in post office
| square last evening. The child ran from
| the sidewalk directly in front of the car,
which happened to be moving slowly
| The child was badly bruised, but no bones
| were broken and it is believed the car did
not pass over him.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold its animal picnic at the Russell
| camp, Patterns pond, Friday, July IL, if
pleasant. Cars will leave the church steps
at $50 for the transportation OF the mem
bers of the school. Mothers OF the child
ren are invited, even if not members of
the Sunday school.
The Ellsworth baseball team has two
games scheduled for this week. To-
morrow evening they will play Sullivan
| in dayhght-saving game at Wyman
park, opening at $50. This game is ar
ranged that business men may attend.
Saturday there will be another game at
Wyman park, at 2.30, Ellsworth VS.. Blue
hill.
Pearl S. Thorsen and wife and Miss
Calista Bauer, of Weehawken, n. j., ar
rived last week at the Thorsen farm,
West Hancock. Mrs. Thorsen and Miss
Bauer are here for the summer, and Mr..
| Thorsen is spending the week here. They
were accompanied here in their car by
Mrs. Alphonzo Wood of Weehawken, =,
and MIR. Wood came by rail. The Wood S
were guests over the Fourth.
The Ellsworth baseball team won one
game and lost one at Bluehill on the
Fourth. The morning game with Buck
sport was won by Ellsworth, score A to 8.
The arrangement was that the winner OF
this game should play Bluehill in the
afternoon. Ellsworth is dependent upon
| one pitcher, Earle Jordan. He pitched a
splendid game in the morning, and for
the first five innings of the second game
when the score was in favor of Ellsworth
but under the strain of two hard games
he broke in the sixth inning, and the
Bluehill sluggers piled up an overwh helm.
ing score in the remaining innings, Barron
relieving Jordan in the box. The story il
told in more detail in the Bluehill news