Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-20
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Mrs. Theodore H. Budd of Penn
berton, N. j., with two children, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. P. King.
Walter E. Barron, employed in
Bar Harbor, recently visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Barron
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Achorn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E. Rowe are at
the Griffin cottage, Shady Nook, for
two weeks.
Miss Effie Morgan of Boston spent
the weekend and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morgan,
returning to Boston Monday night.
Albert Ross and wife of Win
throp, Mass, who are spending their
vacation in Bucksport, made
weekend visit to their aunt, Mrs.
Mary Reid.
The Congregational Sunday
school picnic will be held Friday at
the Russell camp at Patten pond,
weather permitting. Cars will
leave the church vestry at $50 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hill of Wal
than, Mass, and Mrs. Harry Dame
of Cleveland, O., came Saturday to
spend few weeks at Shady Nook
with Mrs. Cora Welch and Miss
Helen c. Welch.
L>~Miss Thelma Howe of Marlboro.
Mass, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Miss Evelyn Howe, home dem
onstrator, has returned to the Bos-
ton Homeopathic hospital, where
she is training for nurse.
The officers and executive COM
mittee of the Ellsworth High School
Alumni association will hold a meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 4.3O, at
the home of Miss Alice Scott, to ar
range for the annual alumni re-
union.
The ladies of the Catholic society
will have lawn party on the
grounds of the rectory this afternoon
and evening. Supper will be served
from $50 to 7. In the evening
concert will be given by the Alabama
Troubadours.
While Whitcomb, Haynes & Whit
ney have announced that they will
rebuild on the site of the long-lum-
Der mill destroyed by fire at Ellis
worth Falls last Wednesday, the ex-
act nature of the new plant has not
yet been decided upon.
Edwin ]. Clark, employed by H.
C. Austin & Co., was operated upon
for appendicitis yesterday, at his
home, by DR.. C. G. Knowlton. He
is reported this morning as COM
Portable, and making satisfactory
progress toward recovery.
Frank Anderson, a Finn, aged
about thirty-five years, was drowned
Sunday while bathing at Phillips
lake. Anderson had been living in
Bangor for only few months. He
was spending few days with some
of his countrymen at camp on
Phillips lake.
A Dodge touring car owned by D.
E. Linnehan and driven by George
Fortier, left the road in Eden Sun
day night, when the windshield sud-
denly logged over at turn in the
road. The car struck a tree and
was badly damaged, but the six peo-
pie in the car escaped injury.
Almond Reed and family, Mrs. E.
l.. Keif of Hancock and Walter E.
Barron of Bar Harbor, spent Sunday
in Bucksport with Mrs. Reeds
cousin, Miss Blanche l.. Abbott
Miss Florence M. Reed, who has
spent month of her vacation in
Bucksport, returned home with
them.
h AT his Surry bungalow, the Blue
Lantern" Henry B. Stockbridge is
entertaining as guests ROdla
ROGUE, who is starring in moving
pictures, George Hartman, the
| originator of the "Crazy Cat" car
toons, and Rudy Dirk. originator of
the "Katzenjammer Kids" all of
New York.
Margaret j., widow of George
SWEET, who some years ago conduct
ed the Elmwood house on Water
street, died Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Pomroy on Tinker's hill. Since
| leaving Ellsworth some years ago.
Mrs. SWEET had made her home with
| her grandson in Camden, returning
| to Ellsworth about five weeks ago.
| She was seventy-four years of age.
| Studer & Merrill, of the Franklin
! Street Garage, are now settled in
| their new garage on the east side of
| Franklin street. They have there
! commodious and attractive quarters
with modern equipment for general
garage service, vulcanizing and stor-
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