Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-10-04
Southwest HarhOr.

Ezra G. Mason, who has spent the
rast year with his granddaughter,
MrG. Albert Condor, at her home in
Friendship, came to Southwest Har-
Dor Tuesday last to spend the winter
with his sister, Mrs j. w. Mason,
and to have the benefit of DR.. Meals
which has crippled him for a num-
Der of years.
IDoris Trask, Barbara Whitmore
and Marion Squirting, of Castine nor
NAL school, came on Friday evening
for weekend visits at their homes.
John Mitchell took the party back
on Sunday in his Maxwell car.
DR.. George A. Meals cottage has
been thoroughly repaired and
painted in pleasing colors, and is now
home to be proud of.
The public library has been shin
gled the past week, the fine weather
being appreciated by men doing the
work, Delorin AthertQn and Osborn
Cousins. The library is twenty-six
years old, and the first leaks were be-
ginning to show.
Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Olsen left last
week for their annual vacation of
month, to be spent with relatives
and friends in Massachusetts, part
of the time with Mr.. Olsen's brother,
who was recently married and spent
a few days at the parsonage.
A day at the Allen Lawler cottage
at Norwood Cove is always hailed
with delight by the ladies' sewing
circle of the Congregational church.
An invitation for an all-day session
there being an annual habit of the
hostess, Mrs. Allen Lawler, after her
summer people leave. Wednesday,
Sept. 81, was an ideal day for the
picnic, and a large number gathered
there, though many of the members
were taking vacation trips out of
town. Mrs. Lawler and President
Crockett, with helpers, spread a
bountiful table, and all enjoyed the
delicious banquet. During the after
equally busy and the storytelling
program will cause smiles of recol-
lection for many day.
Mrs. Ella Mason of Beech Hill, who
has been in poor health, went to
severe pain in her limbs, went to
Boston last week for hospital treat
ment, going in company with DR..
Latimer and family, who were re-
turning that day to their city home,
after spending the season, as usual,
at the Glare Clark homestead.
DR.. P. F. M. Gilley and his sister
Nellie were called to Rockland early
last week by the critical illness of
their brother, Clayton Gilley, who at
last accounts was slightly improved,
though still in a serious condition
| from heart trouble.
John Mitchell of Bernard went to
Bangor last week to purchase new
car. He was accompanied by Joe
and Doris Trask, who helped in the
| selection of a car. Byron Robinson
| ably assisting, Mr.. Mitchell soon mas
tered the art of driving.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins OF
Heron Neck light station, Vinal-
haven. are spending two weeks at
their little cottage here, which is I'M
dergoing repairs.
Wednesday, S. H. Mayo and wife
took Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. JOY and
| little daughter and Mrs. Horace Phil
/ lirs to Brewer to attend the wedding
of Mrs. joys cousin, Helen Earring
ton, who on that day was married to
| Harry Thomas Nelson. 1t was a
lovely wedding at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. E. M. Cousins
| officiating. Beautiful decorations,
| generous wedding presents, a pretty
reception and the happy congratu-
| lations of the numerous guests, made
the bridal event one long to be re-
membered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of the Cam
eron cottage, with child, left for their
home in Petersburg, Va, on Sunday,
in company of the Grundy family.
Oct. 2. Spray"