Ellsworth American., 1921-09-14
Friday to Hull, Mass, where she

teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Kearns re-
turned home yesterday from Bos-
ton, where they accompanied their
daughter Alice, who has entered
Notre Dame academy.
Miss Ethel M. Rice, who has been
the guest of Basil S. Robbins, left
Saturday for Hallowell to take up
her duties as head of the COM
mercial department at Hallowell
high school.
Miss Marion Donnell has re-
turned from visit of two weeks to
Kittery Point, Boston and Brockton,
Mass. Mrs. Harvey Pickett, who
accompanied her for a weeks visit
at Kittery Point, returned home last
week.
The Ellsworth A. C. baseball
team was defeated at Lubec by the
Lubec team Saturday, by the score
of 81. 1t is now game and game
between these teams, and a rubber
game will be played at the Cherry
field fair next Wednesday,
Mrs. Arthur A. Braymer of
Seattle, WASH, came last week for
an extended visit with her mother,
Mrs. @. P. Dorr. Mrs. B. L. Potter,
who has been with her mother
since the death of Mr.. Dorr, re-
turned Saturday to her home in
Canton, Ohio.
Percy l.. Sinclair, wife and
| daughter Irene, motored from Hav-
erhill, Mass, and spent the week
end with his parents, returning to
his home Tuesday. Master Wen
dell, who has spent his vacation
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Sinclair, returned home with
them.
Fred G. Smith of Ellsworth won
the $25 cash prize offered by the
Lone Star Wild Show at Bluehill
fair, to the one who would success
fully ride the trick bucking broncho.
Mr.. Smith did the trick. The show
people said it was the first time they
had had to fork over the prize
| money.
BY an order recently passed by
| the governor and council, State
| highway supervisors have been COM
missioned as State highway police,
without additional pay. Among
those so commissioned are Ira B.
Hagan and L. B. Googins of Ellis
worth and Harry G. Moody of
Brooklin.
| Several members of the class of
1921 of the Ellsworth high school
| will leave soon to enter school or
college. John Whitcomb, F. H.
| Macomber and Arthur M. Tower
will enter Bowdoin; Miss Rachel T.
Haynes will enter the Sargent
school, and Miss Charlotte A.
Sawyer will enter Simmons college,
George, the fourteen-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cottle of
Ellsworth Falls, is laid up as the
result of hazing yesterday at the
methods of hazing at the high
school for many years has been to
throw the freshmen down the steep
terrace bank. Young Cottle was
thrown down the bank yesterday
Both bones were broken. in one arm
just above the wrist, and one ankle
was dislocated. Hazing at the high
school will stop for this year.
Pretty tough luck for bride and
groom to be arrested on their
honeymoon trip. That is what
happened to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Daley of Nova Scotia, who were
married a few weeks ago, and were
taking trip by small boat along
the coast of Maine. At Pretty
Marsh Saturday they left their boat,
forced entrance to the Bowker cot
tage by breaking window, and had
packed up considerable stuff to take
away when the caretaker, Andrew
Carter, interrupted them. They
got away, but their arrest by Sheriff
Wescott soon followed. In the
Ellsworth municipal court Monday
they pleaded guilty to a charge of
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