Ellsworth American., 1920-05-12
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was brought to Ellsworth. accom-
panied by Mrs. Lydon and Zelman z.
Dyer. Interment was in Woodbine
cemetery.
Miss Frances Larkin of Augusta is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Craw-
ford.
Wendell osgood, who has been in
Boston all winter, returned last
week
There will be regular services at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Bernice e. Treworgy, who has
been in Bangor during the winter. is
at home for few weeks.
At the meeting of Lejok lodge next
Friday evening. Bluehnl lodge viii
work the third degree. Supper at
$50, Members are requested to fur
nish cake.
DR.. N. c. King has purchased of
James A. MeGown the Watts house
on High street. at present occupied
oy George A. Dodge. DIR. King will
occupy the house.
Mrs. Isaac Jordan. who spent tho
winter with her son in Framingham
Mass, has returned to her home at
Beechland. Her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Jordan Leighton. accompanied her
There will be a general mass meet
ing at the board of trade rooms to-
morrow evening, for important busi-
ness, Everyone interested in the
progress of Ellsworth should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Lamster Of
San Francisco, with little daughter
Julia, arrived Monday. Mrs. Lam
ster will spend the summer with her
mother. Mrs. ]. T. Giles. Mr.. Lam
ster will return In a week.
Members OF the Ellsworth woman s
club who desire to attend the meet
ing of the Mt. Desert Island fedora
tion on May %, should notify Miss
Hazel Giles before May IS, in order
that accommodation may be ar
ranged
At a business meeting of the wo-
man alliance of the Unitarian
ehurch last Thursday evening at the
nome OF Mrs. E. E. Rowe, the follow
ing ofiicers were elected: President.
Mrs. Henry Gould; ;vice-president. Mrs.
Embert c. Osgood: secretary. Mrs.
Lyndon MeGown; treasurer, Miss
Mabel Lord; corresponding secretary
Mrs. E. E. Rowe.
The woman's club will meet next
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A p
Royal. 1t will be a Maine afternoon.
commemorating Names centennial
Members will respond to roll call by
facts regarding Maine. Vocal solos
VIII be rendered by Mrs. Bertha Giles
Lamster, Mrs. Harry l.. Crabtree and
Miss Erva Giles. All women who are
interested in the welfare of Ellsworth
are cordially invited to become mem
bers OF the woman's club. The only
condition of membership is the pay
ment of 81 annual dues.
Henry C. Ray, ir.. of Bayside, head
Keeper of Mt. Desert Rock light
station. was drowned Monday. when
dory in which he and Assistant
Keeper Beal were making landing
at the lighthouse slip was over
turned. Mr.. Ray was forty-three
years OF age. He leaves. besides his
parents, widow. one son, Frank, by
former marriage. one brother, Roy,
and three sisters. Mrs Ernest Raw,
Mrs. Adelbert Patten and Miss vir-
ginia Ray. of Ellsworth. The body
has not yet been recovered.
P. ]. Thorsen, who has been
spending a few days at his farm in
West Hancock. will return TO New
York to-day. Mr.. Thorsen has Sc
cured Howe W Hall, a University
of Maine graduate. as scientific farm
manager. Mr.. Howe and his family
will reside at the farm. The Thor
sen farm. one of the largest in the
county, perhaps the largest. consid-
ertng the proportion of land cleared
or under cultivation. will in a few
years, following the plans laid out by
Mr.. Thorsen, be the show farm Of
Hancock county. Mr.. Thorsen has
just added to the livestock of his
farm. a bear. which he bought from
a trapper. He proposes to cage the
animal and keep him on the farm.