Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-07-21
Miss Emma Eppes Of Natiek. Mass.

Miss Emma Eppes of Natiek. Mass.
is visiting in Ellsworth.
Mrs. F. w. Gentleman OF Cambridge.
Mass, Is the guest Of Miss Marion
Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Leach. jr., with
two children. of New York. are visiting
Mr.. Leach's parents
Mrs. H. w, osgood and daughter
Constance of Bangor were in Ellsworth
a few days last week.
The tax collectors Office will be open
three evenings hext week. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. from 10 9. TO
give opportunity TO settle taxes before
August / when interest will be charged.
Mrs. Fred II. osgood and daughter
Sarah and Mrs. Georgia osgood Patch.
of Boston arrived yesterday by auto
mobile for visit with relatives Miss
Evelyn osgood has been here for two
weeks
Mrs. Charles A. Hanscom has as her
guest Mrs. Louis ]. CULVER. wife of
Lieut.. Com. Gulliver, of Brooklipe
Mass Mrs. Gulliver was. before her
marriage, Miss Dorothy whiting OF
Ellsworth.
The board of trade Is arranging for
an auto trip for the boys of the summer
school for next Wednesday afternoon
It is hoped that Ellsworth owners of
automobiles will give the use of their
cars for the trip.
The summer school sent a winning
ball team to Seal Harbor last Saturday.
In spite of the fact that they left three
OF their best players in Ellsworth. A
report of the game appears in the sum-
mer school notes
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Allen and son
John of Billings, Mont, and Mrs. Hattie
Bradley of st. Paul, Mimi, are visiting
in Ellsworth. Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Bradley are daughters of the late
Daniel Adams of Ellsworth.
Fred Lounder has been elected can
tain of the Ellsworth A. A. baseball
team in place of Harold A. Robinson,
resigned. The team will play Bluehin
at Bluehill this afternoon, and Rice &
Miller of Bangor at wyman park Sat
urday.
The partnership existing between
Capt Willis l.. Pratt and C. Earle
Smith, in the market business on Water
street. has been dissolved. Mr.. Smith
continuing the business. Capt. Pratt
ployed
Many Ellsworth friends learned with
regret of the death yesterday of John
J. Farrell, the Bangor actor. Mr.. Far
rel who for years has been a close
professional friend of Fred E. Cooke of
Ellsworth, had many times given his
professional aid In amateur theatricals
in Ellsworth. He had many warm
friends and admirers here.
Norris l.. Hodgkins. just back from
London. where he has been located the
past few months for the International
Banking Corporation of New York, has
been spending a few days with his
father. DR.. Lewis Hodgkins. He will
leave tomorrow for New York, going
from there to Seattle, Wash, and will
sail July 80 for Hong Kong, China,
where he will be located for the same
corporation.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Moyle have gone
to Westerly, r. l., where they will
spend most of their vacation with Mrs
Moyle's parents. There will be the
usual morning services and Sunday
school at the Methodist church. Sum
day morning, July rs, Rev. Henry w.
Conley will preach. Sunday morning
Aug. /, Rev. Elwyn S. Gahan will be the
preacher. There will be no evening
service until August s, when the pastor
expects to be home.
improvements continue at the Thor
sen farm in West Hancock. A new
barn. 30x70 feet, is now being built on
what was the Linscott farm, across the
road from the original Thorsen farm.
This win be used as horse and grain
barn, with tool shed and blacksmith
shop underneath. Work is also pro-
crossing on the silo at the large barn
on the Thorsen farm which, after the
completion of the new barn. will be
used exclusively as the COW barn. The
silo has a solid concrete foundation
well below frost line, and win be built
of concrete blocks. 1t will have a
diameter of Is feet and height of