Ellsworth American., 1920-05-05

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Chandler Drummey, r. F. d. car
rier on route /, is spending his vaca-
tion III Boston.
Mothers Day will be observed
with a special musical program at
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
At the regular meeting of Irene
chapter, o. e. S., Friday evening,
there will be work, followed by picnic
lunch.
There will be union services at the
Congregational church next Sunday
| evening. Rev. R. B. Mathews will
speak.
An enjoyable house party was
| given May. 4, at 81 High street, by
Miss Fraser, in honor of her guest,
Weldon Rhoades.
Mrs. Fred H. Macomber returned
| Friday from visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. William
Cousins, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Ellsworth athletic club has
| leased Wyman park for a baseball
| field, and will have the diamond put
In better shape than ever before.
Mrs. John Lake has returned from
| visit of three weeks with her
| daughter, Mrs. Eben Gott, in Bruns-
| wick and her son, Charles Lake, in
| Stonington.
Mrs. David N. Beach, jr., of Ban
gor, with little daughter Judith, and
| MISS Violet Mills of Portland, are
| visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Mills.
The daylight closing plan which
has been under consideration in Ellis
| worth, seems to have been abandoned.
All the merchants could not agree as
to the plan.
1t is requested that full attend
| ance be present at the meeting of
VIM. H. H. Rice relief corps to-
| morrow afternoon at $50, at the
| rooms of Mrs. Maria Durgain in the
Manning block, to arrange for Me-
| mortal day.
Many friends of the family in Ellis
worth learned with regret of the
death Of Mrs. Alexander B. Dyer,
formerly Of this city. which occurred
| Saturday at Brockton, Mass, at the
age of sixty-nine years. The body
was brought here yesterday for in
terment.
ANS"o hdo pCCh IcCclNeQ OIL the
death of Eugene M Gorden, formerly
OF Ellsworth, which occurred last
thursday at his home in Melrose.
Mass. Mr.. Gorden married Miss Ella
r. Treworgy of Ellsworth, who sur
wives him, with one son and one
daughter.
The high-line fishing party from
Ellsworth for the early fishing was
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Mrs. Harold A. Robinson, DR.. C. C.
knowiton, K. d. Sheldon of Boston
and DR.. H. c. MacMahon of Bangor.
Flshing at Molasses pond they
caught five salmon, the largest weigh
ing 5A pounds. Mrs. Robinson
caught one weighing Il pounds.
The baseball season has opened in
Ellsworth with two wins for school
teams, that are setting a fast pace
for the Ellsworth Athletic club team.
which has not yet been on the dia-
mond. The high school team met
Sullivan high at Wyman park Satur-
day, winning by score of 1916.
Another team known as the Ellis
worth Aces and composed of
grammar school boys, went to Blue
hill Saturday and cleaned up the
team there by score of 20-2. The
Ellsworth ces are wrongly naued-
they didn't "go up in the air.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Frank E. Whitmore post, Ameri-
can Legion, was held Monday eve
ming at its new headquarters, Grand
Army hall. There was an exception
ally good attendance, and all were
pleased with the new hall, and look
forward to having fine club room.
The citizens are contributing lib
orally to the furnishing of the new
quarters, which is gratifying to the
post. Any one having pictures or
other articles of furniture that they
would like to give the post are re-
quested to communicate with the post
commander. The next meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, May 10.
The Legion extends a cordial invita-
tion to all members of VIM. H. H,
Rice post to attend.
There will be another change of
train schedules next Monday. A new
train will be put on, leaving Bangor
at 1890 a. m, and arriving in Ellis
worth at AT, Bar Harbor at 1.20.
The early morning and afternoon
trains down will remain as at
present, and the forenoon train by,
leaving Ellsworth at I'LL, will not
be changed. There will be a change
in the afternoon train up, which will
leave Ellsworth at 5.55 instead of
6.32. A late evening train will be
added, leaving Bar Harbor at 8, Ellis
worth at 1850 and arriving at Ban
gor at 1859. This train will con-
meet with train from Washington
county. Sunday train service will be-
gin next Sunday, train leaving Ban
gor at a. M, arriving in Ellsworth
at SIG, Bar Harbor 9.35. Return
ing, leave Bar Harbor at p. M,
Ellsworth at 5.19, and arrive in Ban
gor at 6.35.
Josephine A., daughter of Mrs. |
Assunta Luchini of Ellsworth, and
Merle F. Linscott of Hancock, were
married at st. Joseph's Catholic |