Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-12
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Warren Kane of New York is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Edith Kane.
Carroll Robinson has gone to
Cambridge, Mass, where he will be
employed as clerk in the drug store
of Billings & Slower.
Cottage arrivals: O. Ward Hinck-
ley and wife, Chicago; l.. Ward
Peters and wife. Boston,; Joachim
Van Wezel, New York; Mrs. F. P
Smith Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Por.
ter, Maiden, Mass.
Miss Grace Sage, member of the
faculty of the Leland Powers school
and one of the foremost artists of the
American platform, will give a read
ing, Aug. g., under the auspices OF
the ladies' social library. Miss Sage
has been in Bluehill before, and al
those who were fortunate enough tC
hear her then will be glad to vel
come her again and enjoy her Won
derful impersOnation of widely diff
fering characters.
William Grindle observed his
Deighty-ninth birthday, June 25, by
walking to North Bluehill, a distance
of over five miles, to dine with his
ldhdoOh. WI. vi thC L oo'
gold-headed cane, as the oldest man
in town. The last owner was his
brother Robert. who died recently at
the age of ninety-one.
Guests recently registered at the
Inn are: A. p Church and wife
Denver; F. E. Wrise and wife
Chicago; w. w. Atwood and wife
Miss Harriet Atwood, Worcester;
Henry S. Grazier and family. Millard
J. Bloomer, jr., H. c. Holt and fam
lily, New York; A. ]. Wurtz and wife
Mrs. L. j. Wurtz, Pittsburgh; Miss
Juanita B. Deschapelles, Haverford,
Pa; Mrs. j. D. Steele, Nelson D.
Steele, jr.. Mary De Haven Bright,
Laura May Troy, Wayne, Pa; Alice
P. Hunens, Miss E. S. Baldwin,
wife, Mrs. William Aspenwall, Wash
ington, d. c.; Miss H. R. Rossin,
Miss V. D. Lyman, Miss F. Clark,
Englewood. N. j.; George ]. Quail
and family Walter DeLarge, De-
troit.
The Badgers played listless game
Saturday and were outclassed by the
Eastern Ponies, score, IA to 2.
Doucette, pitching for Bangor, kept
the few hits we'll scattered, and was
given almost perfect support. re-
turn game will be played at Bangor,
Saturday.
In spite of threatening weather,
the Fourth of July celebration at
Mountain park drew an attendance
of over 1900 Enoch Grindles new
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prise in the green horse race by win
ming in straight heats from field of
six. The favorite, Johnny Boy,
owned and driven by WE. Harring-
ton, Ellsworth was close second Max
Hinckleys square trotter, Addie
Worthy, after trailing in the first
two heats, came through in great
style in the third and pushed Lake
view hard at the wire. Best time
2311a. Minnie Direct showed real
class in the free-for-all, pacing in
2 flat in the second heat and HAVING
shade on the field in the other two
Nativa North was good second
Domino, third and Hanks Bellini
fourth. The Badgers took botl
morning and afternoon games from
the Olu lOWu w OOlGn 20. / he HIS
was pitchers battle between Robi
son for the Badgers and La Breton
for Old Town and lasted clever
innings. Both pitchers received fin
support. In the eleventh, Candag g,
first up for Bluehill, was hit by
pitched ball, went to second on
balk and scored on Perkins fierc,
drive to right center. Final score
to 3. Robson famed fifteen ant
allowed but four hits. Othe
features were the fast fielding o
Bartlett for Old Town and Snow ant
c. Osgood for Bluehill. The Badger
had things much their own way il
the afternoon game, at the long emf
of a IL to score. Clough breezet
through without extending hims .ls
while the team behind him hit three
Old Town pitchers hard.
July 10. s.