Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-06-28
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EIuehill.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
j, opening an Office on the ground
1-~r OF the Pendleton building.
oris Merrill is home from the
UH -: If Maine and Arthur
Snow frem Colby.
Miss Alice Wcscott, matron of the
Waldo county h. spital. is visiting her
brother, c. +. Y escott, jr.
Among the arrivals last week
were: Misses Mary AMI Elizabeth
Owens, G. r. Kurrie and wife, Mrs.
James Anders, Philadelphia; DR.. C.
E. Riggs and wife, St. Paul, Mimi;
Marguerite and Wallace Weston,
Dayton, O.; Mrs. H. H. Harbaugh,
Sewickley, Pa.
The annual exhibition speaking OF
the junior class of the academy was
held at the town hall, June -. An
interesting program was carried out.
The speakers were Barbara M.
Slower, Verna L. Webber, Alice B.
Conary, Evelyn N. Staples, Margaret
| V. Howard, Margaret L. Snowman,
Ivan E. Wentworth, Juliet P. Can
dage, Emily F. Candage, Ellen A.
i Howard, Philip D. Vessel, Olive M.
Howard. Tuesday evening, the
sophomore and junior classes gave a
reception to the seniors, trustees
and alumni. The reunion of the
alumni association Thursday evening
was one of the most interesting for
years, about twenty-five classes
responding to the roll CALL Officers
were elected as follows: President,
-
bred C. Hinckley, '03; secretary,
Ruth O'Brien, is; treasurer, Rena
Hinckley, '05; necrologist, Josie
Barker, '94. Graduation exercises
were held Friday afternoon. The
hall was beautifully decorated in the
class colors, lavender and white.
Music~was furnished by the Pine
Tree Seven. The program: Glass
march; prayer; music; salutatory,
Esther e. Wood; history, Louise B.
Butler; will, Dorothy E. Gray;
music; prophecy, Olive A. Gray; es-
say, Gerald e. Long; presentation,
Lura M. Emerton; music; essay,
Eleanor H. Mason; address to under
graduates, Walter X. Pierce; vale
dictory, Elizabeth H. Howard; sing
ing of ode-Class of 1922; presenta-
ton of diplomas The alumni ball
in the evening drew large at
tendance.
r Pupils of the intermediate school
perfect in attendance during the
spring term were: Jennie Burton,
George Clay, Thelma Grindle, Phyl-
lis Hinckley, Hosea Howard, Mar
guerite Osgood, Paul Saunders, Elsie
Young. Hosea Howard has been
neither absent nor tardy during the
entire school year.
June 10. S.
Eugene Stples is home from Port
and high school.
Maynard Osgood has employment
farm near Portland.
Mrs. Warren Kane and son of New
York are visiting Mrs. Edith Kane.
Bert Henrickson hasw5one to Dark
arbor, where he will open barber
hop.
Harold Osgood, the crack short
top for the Badgers, left Sunday to
DIN the Bar Harbor team.
Mrs. Alberta Carter and son Lin
God and Mrs. Doris Keyser of
Iichigan are visiting friends in
jwn.
Alfred Weber and Louis Rivers
: ere seriously injured last week.
\ nen their car overturned on the
road. They were taken to
the Memorial hospital for treatment.
Dr.. j. j. Martin began his summer
lstorate at the Congregational
hprcA, Sunday.
Among the many arrivals last
/ eek were: Victor Strobel and fam
ly, Philadelphia; Judge j. c. Rose
nd family, Baltimore; Mrs. John
eagle, Cleveland, and Mary Ellen
{ base, Minneapolis.
Some fine racing is expected at
fountain park, July Fourth. Some
f the best known horses in the
ornty are entered in the free-for-
II. Domino, Minnie Direct and
Happy Dick will make things de-
idedly interesting for Ton McKin-
ney and Nativa North. Quite list
{ unEnowns will start in the race
or ".oen horses, among them Max
r:~c'aoy's new trotter, Addie
Z ortnv: Niolettes PAGER from Ellis !
'orth. Royal w, owned by Parker
and Colby Wardwell's side
that Larmon Treworgy is
raining.
The Old Town wooden mills team
Is making it's first visit to cross bats
with the Badgers in the morning and
fternoon games, July 4th. Both
cams are fast and have clean
ecords this season.
The Badgers and B. U. summer
chSol team played each other to a
tandstill at Academy field, June 81.
The game was called on account of
ain in the middle of the sixth
inning, the score standing to at
he close of the fifth. Clough had a
hade the better OF the pitchers argu-