Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-25

Miss Dorothy Coughlin is at hnme
from Boston on two weeks vacation.
Ars.W.W Castle of Quincy, Mass,
was the guest last week sof Mrs. Z. II.
Tinker.
Rohert Barrstt of Brooklyn, N. Y,
| has Joined hisNwife hers for a mrnath' 8
| vacation.
Mrs w. A. Alexander is visiting
her hre4 her, Wellington Barbour, in
Foxcrntt.
Thesstudents of the summer school
sill give a farewell dance at Han
cock hall thisssvening.
The annual fair of sthe Methodist
church will take place at Hancock
| hall "Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Walter NJ. ,Jellison, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Theresa
Whiting. returned Ete New York
Thursday.
Airs. Harvard Gnsely returned
yesterday from visit of three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Celia Mckey,
in Greene
The festival chorus will meez next
Weslne shay evsning, instead of Mon
day with Mrs. a. z. Royal. All mem
bers are requested be presen.
The Sunday school of the Nethe-
dist chuxeh had picnic at Pleasant
Beach Tuesday. A gnodly number
of children and adults enjoyed the
day.
Russell Higgins Of EAST Milton,
Mass, accompanied by his friend,
William dsDberts. is visiting his
grandparents, j. p. Scuthard and
wife.
Christopher &C Wilson of San
Diego. Cal, is visiting in Ellsworth
and vicinity This is M. Wilson's
first visit to his native town in forty
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knox of
Chester. Mass. hare beet spending
she pat week in Ellsworth. Mrs.
Knox was Miss Ida Joy, formerly of
Ellsworth.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday, Aug. 20. as sGollows. Preach
ing at 1890 and 7,30. Sunday school
az 11.45. Preaching at West Ellis
w6rth at 1.30.
1The date for the North Ellsworth
far has been changed from Sept. 2.
and 23 TO September 90 and 80, ow-
ing to conkict af the former dates
With Cherrysield Sair.
The summer school aasebas team
will meet Bar Harbor for the rubber
game at Wyman park Tomorrow
afternoon at 3.45 ,siclock This will
be the last game of 1he season for the
summer school boys.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage Monday eve
Eing, when Charles EDWARD Fullerton
OF Ellsworth and Miss NiEa Sylvia
Fass of Eastbrook were married, Rev.
r. NJ. Moyle officiating.
II. Y. McGown, jr., who has beer
in preparatory school at Annapolis.
Md. studying for entrance to the
naval academy, is at home for few
days. He will leave next Sunday
for Marion, Ala, to complete his pre-
paratosy school work.
A libel has been filed against the
steam yacht Victoria by the owners
Of the tug NJ. Mitchell Davis, which
York lodges on August Z. in behalf of
Capt. Shirley H. Holt of Ellsworth
and the tugs crew. 1t is claimed
that they saved the yacht. valued at
81, 100000, from becoming total |
wreck.
Edmon NJ. Williams of West !
Newton. Mass. is In the Hancock |
county jail, in default OF 81 900 bail, |
awaiting action OF the October grand |
jury on a charge of passing worth
less checks. Williams has been |
operating under various aliases at |
Rockland and Belfast. Sheriff Wes- |
colt was notified TO be on the watch |
for him, and notified the banks OF |
the county. Last Thursday the man |
was located at Bar Harbor. Will
liams, a young man of good appear
ance, had been spending a few days
at The Newport, apparently man OF
leisure. He paid his bills in checks
on a Boston bank. They came back
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