Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

All ihtetesteu III the ELLSWORTH
festival chorus are requested to meet
at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Rowe
Friday evening at 7.30. Important
business will be considered.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday, July 4, at 1890; short
sermon, followed by holy COM
munion; 11.45, Sunday school: 7.3O.
annual Children's day concert.
Miss Maude Billings of North
Adams. Mass, and her sister, Mrs.
Frank Lawton, of Camden, who have
been the guests of Misses Carrie and
Hattie Baker. returned to Camden
Saturday.
William t. Moor, Iormer resi-
dent OF Ellsworth, but now of Triton.
Ca, is visiting his brother. Henry l..
Moor. for a few weeks. This is Mr..
Moor's first visit to his native town in
eight years.
Miss Martha Royal entertained her
class of 1919 at her home on Frank
lin street, June 19 at a luncheon.
The class colors, green and white,
were effectively carried out in the
table decorations.
The baseball game scheduled to be
played with Cherryfield A. A. at Wy
man park this afternoon, has been
cancelled on account of the rain.
Next Saturday Ellsworth A. A. will
play Harrington at Wyman park.
Announcements have been received
by relatives and friends in Ellis
worth of the marriage at Sparks.
New, recently of Helen, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Mary Austin of that
city. to A. Boulding. The brides
mother, and her father, the late Eu-
gene Austin, formerly lived in Ellis
worth.
Fl. Fremont Maddocks bought last
winter one of the best, up-to-date
power sprayers for his orchard. 1t
has just arrived. The tank holds
200 gallons. 1t has porcelained
cylinders, $50 pounds pressure. The
liquid is not put on through long.
heavy rods, but by a spray gun two
feet and two inches long and weigh
ing only two pounds and one ounce.
1t will spray sixty feet high, and has
| a capacity of as high as seven gallons
per minute. Mr.. Maddocks is much
pleased with this addition to his
farm.
An important addition to Ellis
worth's yacht fleet arrived in the
river yesterday-the schooner yacht
Monataka, in which 1t is understood
Col. H, E. Hamlin and Fred w. Joy
are interested. She is sixty feet over
all, forty-eight feet on the water line
and 15.5 beam. She is built for
cruising comfort rather than speed,
and has accommodations aft for six,
and for two men forward. She was
built at East Boston in 1901. Capt.
George Potter, who>brought her here
from the Lawlis yard at Boston, re-
ports that he found her a comfortable
and able craft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Homes ar
rived last week from Ithaca, N. Y,
where Mr.. Holmes is on the faculty of
Cornell university. They were ac-
| companied by Mrs. c. F. Buchanan,
Miss Dorothea Dickinson, Miss Bar
bara and Master Chester Buchanan,
all of Ithaca. The party made, the
| trip by automobile, camping en- route.
Mr. Holmes is now getting his yacht
the Electron, in commission, and he
and Mrs. Holmes will spend the sum-
| mer aboard as usual. The Buchanans
will occupy George P Smiths cot
! tage at Pleasant Beach during July
and August.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Morang, the members OF
the Unitarian Sunday school and so
ciety had a delightful outing at the
Morang cottage at Contention Cove
one day last week. Although orig
inally planned as the annual Sun
day school picnic, in accordance with
the wishes of the hosts, the older
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