Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-29

New England Telephone G. Telegraph
Co. Ellsworth friends extend con-
gratulations
Services next Sunday at the Catho-
lie church in Ellsworth will be at
a. M; at Northeast Harbor at and
10 and at Oherryfield at II. Rev.
j. A~Gorman, pastor.
L~Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Heath, Miss
Julia Heath and Mrs. M. Y. McGown
were at Castine last Friday to at
tend the graduation of Miss Doris
Heath from the normal school.
The Unitarian Sunday school pic
mic, postponed from to-day on ac-
count Of the rain, will be held to-
morrow at the Morang cottage, Con-
tention Cove, if the weather is
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund E. Brady
who attended the graduation exer-
cises at Trinity college, Washington,
from which their daughter Katherine
was graduated, have returned. Miss
Katherine accompanied them.
The kindergarten school which
will open here July 5, will be held at
Mrs. Allon P. Royals residence on
State street, instead of at the Uni
Ie1A ie1h NOotly, VI CNiouSly dH-
nouneed. The hours will be from 10
to 12.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ma
>comber, daughter of Mrs. Frederick
H. Macomber, of Ellsworth, to Prince
A. Drummond of Waterville, took
place this afternoon at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. George Nc
Farland, in Bangor.
The stable on Williams Chapman s
place on Third street was burned last
Friday evening, with contents, in
Guiding an automobile owned by
Archie Stewart. There was some in
surance on building and car. The
origin of the fire is unknown
Joseph McCarry, one of last years
summer school boys, arrived yester-
day, with his bride. They are oc-
cupying rooms in the Manning block
They were surprised to be met here
by shower of confetti, thoughtfully
provided by friends of the groom. =.
|, Laurence Higgins, who was re-
Gently graduated from Tufts dental
college with the degree of D. D. s.
and cum laude, has returned to Els
worth with his father, Lloyd H. Hig-
| gins, and they will make their home
here. DR.. Higgins expects to open
dental offices in Ellsworth.
The annual picnic of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school will be held at
A. X. Russells cottage at Patten
pond Friday, July 1. All members
and their parents are cordially in
vited to be present. All desiring to
attend are requested to be at the
church at $50. Transportation will
| be provided for all.
The committees for the different
streets in ward 2 of the Village I'm
provement society are requested to
| meet with the chairman, Miss Alice
H. Scott, Friday evening, July 1, at
7.30. The food sale held by ward 2
| on June l netted $S5. The card
party given by ward at Odd Fellows
hall on June IA, netted $61.10.
Bates Musical Follies will appear
at Hancock hall Saturday evening,
July 2,under the auspices of Frank
e. Whitmore post, American Legion,
in the musical comedy, "Oh, Grille,
Girlie.' Lester Adams, manager of
the Dream theatre of Houlton,
writes: after playing this attrac-
! tiOn two days, and then two weeks
later bringing them back and playing
them for two weeks solid, please per-
nit me to say this is fine little
show, and will please any audience. "
At the hearing on petition for the
installation of 0,000-gallon gaso-
| line tank in front of the Studer &
Merrill garage on Franklin street
with pipe line through Franklin
and Pine streets to the railroad, the
petitioners, in view of the opposition
that had developed, did not press
their petition, and did not appear be-
| fore the board of aldermen. Sew,
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