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

Mrs. D. O. Campbell left Saturday
for New York.
Herbert Marshall went to Boston
Saturday, for the weekend.
Miss Frances Dyer has returned
from visit in Calais.
John Homer came Saturday for a
visit at his former home.
Samuel Bragdon has bought the
house of the late Mrs. M. A. Brag-
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury
are in Bangor for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hooper of
Chicago are visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. G. Hooper.
Mrs. Burke of Cherryfield visited
her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Garbett,
last week.
Mrs. Frank Workman and daugh-
ter Effie left Saturday to join Mr..
Workman in Bangor.
Miss Edith Butler, Mrs. James
Bunker and Mrs. A. c. Williams left
Monday for Portland to attend the
gathering of the Daughters of Vet
Grams.
The baseball game Saturday on the
local diamond between Columbia
Falls and the home team, was won by
Franklin, score 80.
The children's day concert Sunday
evening was given through the kind
instruction of Mrs. j. w. Blaisdell
and Mrs. Evelyn Bunker. The pro-
gram: Prayer, pastor; recitation,
/ Gerald Crabtree; recitation, Julia
Dyer, Thelma Dyer. Thelma Lawrie,
Erma Dyer; recitation, Vida Dyer;
P,,oO In
Christine Homer and class; recita-
! ton, Donald Crabtree; recitation,
Urbane Dyer, Frank Hanscom, Evans
Lawrie; song, Hildred Dyer, Sylvia
Dyer; recitation, Robert Blaisdell;
song, Julia Dyer; recitation, Maxine
Dyer, Mary Brown, Erma Bragdon,
Francena Dyer; remarks, pastor; col
lection; recitation, John Blaisdell,
jr.; recitation, Elmer Abbott; reci-
tation, Sylvia Dyer; song, primary
class; recitation, Robert Johnson;
recitation, Katrina Dyer; recitation,
William Blaisdell; reading, Virginia
Collins; singing, America" audi
ence; benediction.
Fine weather was welcomed the
three evenings last week devoted to
high school commencement at
Sprague's hall Wednesday evening
the junior exhibition was held. The
numbers were all interesting. Prizes
were awarded to Virginia Marie Col
Inns, Sidney Sumner DeBeck and
Merle Augustus Smith, and Gladys
Scammon received honorable men
ton. Thursday evening the gradu-
alton exercises were held The hall
was tastefully decorated with the
class colors, pink and green, and the
class motto, Before us lies the tim
Der; let us build" The fourteen
graduates were prompt in their
parts. The awarding of diplomas
by Superintendent Scammon was of
real pleasure to him. He also adj
dressed the class. The program:
Salutatory, Blanche l.. Eldridge
class history, Belva M. Scammon
essay, Lloyd E. Fernald; grafton,
George A. Bragdon; essay. Carrie
M. Abbott; address to undergradu
ates, Henry l. Slower; class will,
Clyde A. Bragdon; essay, Willis G.
Springer; class prophecy, Emile w.
Bunker and Celia B. Garbett; pre-
sentation of gifts, Olive M. Smith
and Addie l.. Bragdon; essay, Lee
land A Merchant; valedictory Ray
mond M. Fernald. Principal White
and his assistants have worked
faithfully for the interest of the
school. Miss Jordan, who has been
first assistant, received a gift from
the class, with which she has been
during the four years. Friday eve
ming the reception and ball brought
to happy conclusion commence
ment week.
June 13. B.