Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

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has been visiting her son, will re-
turn home with them
There will be a hearing before
the mayor and aldermen at their
room this evening on the petition of
Studer & Merrill for permission to
install 0,000-gallon gasoline
tank underground in front of their
Franklin street garage.
Mrs. Fred NJ Stevenson, who has
spent the winter in the South, has
been spending a few days with her
sisters in Maine-Mrs. E. c. Warren
of Ellsworth, Mrs. H. H. Hopkins of
Trenton, and Mrs. J. E. Lynch of Bar
Harbor. She left for Boston Friday.
The Ellsworth A. c. ball team is
arranging for a little celebration in
Ellsworth on the Fourth There will
be two ball games between Ellis
worth and the G. H. Rice team of
Bangor, and some minor sports and
games, some at the park and some
down town. 1t is hoped to secure a
band for the day.
MRS. Florence MacKinnon of Sui
'livan has been engaged as pianist
at the Dirigo theatre, and will be-
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Mrs. MacKinnon is recognized as
one of the best picture accompa-
nists in eastern Maine. There will
be daily matinees at the Dirigo
through the summer.
The advance guard of the Boston
university summer school is expected
Friday, when Frank Horrigan, mana
ger of last years summer school
ball team, will arrive here as per-
sonal representative of Director Bel
latty, to look after the final arrange
ments for the school. Mr.. Bellatty
expects to reach here Wednesday of
next week.
Orlando w. Foss, jr., son of Capt
and Mrs. o. w. Foss of Hancock,
was graduated from the Boston Uni
versity College of Business Admins
tration last week, with the degree of
B. B. A. Mr.. Foss left at once for
Philadelphia, where he has position
| with the Baeder Adamson Co. He
has the best wishes of his many
friends in his home town and vicinity
| for his business success.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Dirwanger of
Medford, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Stone of Somerville, Mass,
| were in Ellsworth over Sunday,
guests of Mr. and Mrs E. E. Rowe
| and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hopkins
The Dirwangers are cousins of Mr..
| Rowe and Mrs. Hopkins, and Mrs
Stone is a niece. The Dirwangers
will leave in October for California,
where they will make their home.
r Light delivery trucks driven by
nonin1 To o,.,.iy, ofN
colt collided at the shoe factory
corner last Friday afternoon. Both
cars were slightly damaged. The
drivers were asked to appear before
Judge Crabtree of the municipal
court. No formal complaints were
made against them, but Judge Crab
tree cautioned them against reckless
driving, and read the law bearing on
it,
IL/Miss Clio M. Chilcott and Miss
! Nancy G. Blackwell will sail next
Saturday for their trip to France,
the sailing date having been de-
layed two days on account of delay
of, the steamship Paris in starting
from France on her maiden trip.
The Paris is considered by the
French the finest passenger steam
ship afloat. There was a four
days celebration on her departure
from France on her maiden trip,
and she will be greeted by another
demonstration on the completion of
her maiden voyage upon her arrival
at Havre.
Blanquefort commandery, X. T.,
will be the guest of St. Johns COM
mandery of Bangor Friday for an
observance of St. Johns day.
Seven other communicates are in
vited. The Ellsworth knights
will go to Bangor by autos, and have
headquarters at the auditorium.
The Bangor high school band will
act as escort for Blanquefort COM
mandery during the day. 1t is
estimated that 500 knights in uni
form will be in the parade from
Union station to Bass park, where a
shore dinner will be served. Fol-
lowing the dinner, there will be an
entertainment in the auditorium
and field sports in the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bradford
of Machias spent the weekend here
with their relative, e,ColinMacKenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford were on their
way home from Portland, where they
went to meet the body of their son.
William Nicholas Bradford who died
in France while in the service. Ser
vices were held in Portland, and he
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