Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22
Hr0Oklin.


Mrs. DeBeck and Mrs. Small Of
Corinth are employed at Lookout
this summer.
Mrs. Phillips Purdy and children, of
Boston, are at the Lookout for the
season.
Mrs, A. D. Call, daughter and son, of
Washington, D. c., have arrived at
their cottage at Flye Point.
grandson, Clyde Nichols, is employed at
the Look out" for the summer.
Principal o. L. Flye has finished his
years work at Sedgwick high school,
and it at home for the summer. He
was accompanied by Walter Cousins,
who will have employment there dur
ing the summer.
Orrin Green. who has employment in
Fred l.. Coles store at Rockland, was
in town last Sunday. On his return ne
was accompanied by his wife, who will
spend the summer in Rockland.
Miss Ada Herrick, who has been very
i'll the past week of a quinsy sore
throat, is better
Q. L; Elye; C.. F.; Sherman ra ,s and Mrs;
installed in their homes.
Mrs Fred Cole and children. of Rock
land are at their home for the summer.
Mrs. Robert Grand Lanard and
daughters, of New Haven, Conn, are
visiting her brother, Lee III. Powers.
They were accompanied by MISS Larsen
of Bangor.
Miss Helen Freethey of San Fran
cisco is Cne guest Oh thlSS INupy 49,
Freethey. Miss Helen is the daughter
of George Freethey, formerly OF TINS
town, who went to California nearly
forty years ago.
erville, Mass, are guests of Mr.. Aliens
mother. Mrs. Naomi Allen.
Mrs D. D. Johnson, who was called
to New Hampshire by the serious ~
ness of her mother has returned nome.
Lawrence Lurvey has purchased
Ford car
Edward V; Morgan and family I!,. Of
Inspiration, Arizona. came ea aith ~
Bangor Railway & Electric Co., at
Bangor
Miss Jennie Cole has gone to Boston
to see her brother, who has been there
for medical treatment
Alexander S. Porter and family, OF
Boston. have arrived at Great Cove
farm for the summer They were ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Porter'S mother.
Miss Madge Gray. who has been at.
tending Westbrook academy, is at
home for the summer.
Schools have closed for the summer
Miss Emily Pendleton. assistant at
the high school, returned to her home
in Islesboro Saturday. Mr.. Buck
master, the principal, Will spend sew
eral days in town before returning to
Boston.
An exciting ball game was played
Saturday between South Brooksville
and Brooklin, resulting in favor of the
VISITORS score, 4-3.
Miss Ruby Freethey of Providence.
r. l., came Saturday for the summer.
She will be employed by the Farms
worth Packing Co. Miss Freethey was
a member of the graduating class of
Providence high school.
Bert Henderson has gone to Spain
Mrs. Henderson will spend the summer
in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Harvey Wells, who has been in
the MemOria1 hOSDital at Bluehill the
past four weeks. is at home.
Dorson Cutliffe went to Bangor Sat
urday.
guest of A. f. Farnsworth last week.
Miss Lehman of Baltimore. who has
had summer cottage built on the site
formerly owned by Mrs. It. w. Tolcott,
has arrived for the season.
Wallace Grindle. who went to Cali
fornia forty-three years ago. was In
town Saturday calling on friends. He
is the older son of the late Amos and
Annie Grindle, and is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. George Allen. at North Sedg-
wick
Mrs. Luella Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hef-
fer and baby of Searsport are guests of
Mrs. Fred Stewart and Mrs. Warren
Ford.
The students of the high school will
present their play at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening, June Fl.
Capt. r. F. Wells is i'll of erysipelas.
Arrivals at Haven the past week:
Donald Parsons and family. Youngs-
town. o.; Wilber Smith and family,
w. w. Dodge and family, Miss Alice
Henning, Mrs. Agnes Brady and son,
Mrs. Emma J. Smith Mrs. Agnes
Wickersham, Washington, D. G,
Leslie and Victor Friend of Melrose,
Mass. were in town Saturday
Commencement and junior exercises
We're held at Odd Fellows hall, Thurs
day evening June 16. The hall was
haa fu1l a6 with oa6ar the
class colors, green and white. and the
class motto "Out of School Life into
LIES school, There were large bou-
quets of carnations on the stage. The
program
Music.
Invocation ,......., Rev. D. D.. Johnson
Salutatory ........ Kenneth Eben Kane
Essay, Recreation Fosta Mae Cousins
Music.
Debate, Resolved that the rail-
roads should be owned and con-
trolled by the g gfNeninn net A. AZ
Dodge; negative, Leila Mildred
Essay, The Present Crisis
Annie Eleanor Candage
Physics Experiment, Cartesian
Driver. Lead Plate Cell Manu-
facturer of Coal Gas,
John Edward Marks
Charles Walter Henderson
Music
Naledictory, Out OF School Life
Into Lies School.
Chester James Flye
Presentation of Gifts.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Supt Edward L. Linscott
Music
Benediction ..Rev. D. D. Johnson
Music.
These exercises We're followed by the
commencement ball. The hall was
crowded Brooklin has reason to feel
DrO10 of her two graduates. we'll
of the juniors as all the parts were
especially well delivered.
Friday evening the exhibition and
entertainment of the graded schools
throughout the town We're held at Odd
Fellows hail. Again the hall was well
filled, and everyone enjoyed the best
entertainment ever presented by the
grades. The school work for the year,