Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-06-14
BrOOklin.

BrOOklin.
Mr.. Soule and wife of Hartford,
Conn, have arrived at their summer
/ ottage, Flye Point, for the season.
! Mrs. Phillips Purdy, children and
maids, of Boston, are spending the
summer at @. N. Purdy's summer
home, Flye Point.
4 The Castle View dining hall
/ pened June l for the season. There
are number of summer visitors
now at Haven.
! Mrs. Frances Alden is very ill at
/ he home of Mrs Harry Grindle.
| WILDER Smith, family and maids,
of Baltimore have arrived at their
cottage, bon Air." for the season.
I Mrs. Nettie Colt Strang of Wash
ington, D. c., is spending two weeks
with her brother, G. F. Colt. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Mary Gray, who has spent the past
ear with her.
Miss Nina Stewart of Providence,
r. l., is visiting her brother, Fred
Stewart.
Kendall Allen, who has been very
II of the grip, is better
Stephen d. Cousins and wife left
Wednesday for Profile, N. H., where
Mr.. Cousins is manager at the Pro-
lie house and cottages.
Mrs Harriet Hale, who has been
the assistant at the high school the
past year, has returned to her home
at Harborside.
Frank Drisko, wife and little
daughter have returned to their
home at Columbia Falls. This is the
econd year that Mr.. Drisko has been
principal of the high school and it is
egretted that he will teach no more,
but will go into business. His many
friends wish him success in his new
enture.
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached to the teachers and mem
bers of the graduating class, Sunday
morning, June 4 The church was
rettily decorated with the class
colors, green and gold. Rev. C. l..
Cronkhite preached the sermon, TAX
ing as his subject the class motto.
Tonight we launch, where shall we
anchor?" Special music was rem
dered by the choir.
Farnsworth Packing Co., opeaed
it's sardne factory Monday, June 5,
or the season.
Owen l.. Flye, who has been prin
ipal of Sedswick high school for the
asst four years, is at home. He will
open his summer hotel, Lookout,
the latter part of the month, for the
season.
Mrs. w. F. Cousins and son Ken
meth, who spent the weekend in
Bangor and Ellsworth, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Hill and daughters
Eleanor and Eugenia, who spent the
winter ana spring in Readfeld with
Mrs. Idella Love, have arrived home,
Robert L. .aaert at Three Pine
Farm, FlyN PS!1t recently caught a
large V4rgina Gorned owl in a trap.
IT is quite i curiosity as it is seldom
seen in this part of the country.
Mrs. Orrin Greene and Mrs. Roy
Timer of Rockland who have been
the guests of Mrs. Greene's parents,
e. X. Tapley and wife, have returned
to their homes.
Mrs. William Cousins and son
chandise store in the building for
merly called the Grange store" and
owned by Capt. George Herrick of
SomerYille, Mass. They hope to
have the store open for business the
latter part of this week. Ice-cream,
andy, fruit, cooked food, dry and
ancy goods will be sold.
The graduation exercises were
held at Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday
evening, June Z. The house was
crowded to it's capacity. 1t was
decorated in the class colors, green
and gold, with a background of cedar
on which was suspended the class
motto, Tonight we launch, where
shall we anchor?" and 1922. The
class parts were we'll given. Follow
ng is the program: March; prayer,
,ev. c. l.. Cronkhite; music, orches-
q ra; salutatory, Miss Mildred
Stewart class history and prophecy,
Walter Henderson; music; address
and class poem, Miss Fosta Cousins;
music; class will and presentation of
fits, John Marks; valedictory, Miss
Katherine Dodge; music; presenta-
ion of diplomas, Supt. E. l.. Lin
scott; benediction. McKeen's or
hestra of Belfast supplied the
music. The exercises were followed
y the graduation ball.
June II. "Une Femme"