Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-09-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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was used Mr.. and Mrs. Mason left
by auto for a short wedding trip.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends.
X Sparks from a chimney set fire
to the roof of Mrs. Ella M. Camp
bells house on State street last Fri
day forenoon. The fire was quickly
extinguished without damage to the
interior Of the house.
Mrs. Herman Leighton has re-
turned from Bangor, where she has
been with her son, Dana Moore, who
was operated upon at the e. M. G.
hospital for mastoid abcess. His
condition is favorable.
Miss Rosemary Allen of Bangor
was the winner of the diamond ring
in the dancing contest at the Pine
Tree pavilion. Barneys orchestra
will make it's farewell appearance at
the Pine Tree tomorrow evening.
~ Misses Ruth Whiting and Char-
lotte Sawyer have entered Gorham
normal school. Miss Alice Haynes
has gone to Wheaton academy in
Massachusetts, and Miss Rachel
HAYNES has returned to the Sargent
school.
There will be meeting of the
Ellsworth festival chorus at the
home of Miss Mae Bonsey tomorrow
evening at 100. All members who
have not paid their dues are re-
uuested to bring or send the money
to the meeting.
Postmaster Charles H. Leland will
attend the convention of the postal
service of Maine at Portland next
Saturday. Among the speakers will
be Governor Baxter, Senator Hale,
Postmaster General Work, and First
Assistant Postmaster General Bart
lett.
Mrs. Nellie Byrnes and Miss Mary
Hughes, who spent the SKINNER in
Ellsworth. have returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass Mrs.
George Hartman accompanied the"
for a visit. Mr.. Hartman will join
his wife there Friday, for shorter
visit.
Plans are being made for har-
vest supper and dance to be given at
| the new barn on the Thorsen Farms,
| generously donated for the purpose
| by Mr. Thorsen, on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 81, for the benefit of
the Ellsworth Red Cross nursing
fund.
A juvenile dancing class has been
| established, meeting for the present
in Miss Coy's kindergarten rooms in
| the Union Trust Co. building Satur-
day afternoons, from 2 to 4. Miss
Coy has added first grade work to
the regular kindergarten work of
her school.
Mrs. O. NJ. Alexander and daugh-
ter Evelyn are spending few days
with Miss Sarah Alexander, Birch
avenue They have been visiting
Mrs. Alexander's sons-Herbert, at
Hartford. Conn, Charles at Auburn
and Harold at Saco. They will re-
turn to their home in Calais Monday.
" One Ellsworth woman, at least,
| has been elected to office Mrs, Louise
| Royal having been successful in her
| candidacy for the Office of register
of deeds of Waldo county by hand
some majority Mrs. Royal has been
employed in the Waldo county reg
| istry about ten years. and her oppon-
| ent in the June primaries was Ed
ward Evans, the present incumbent
and her employer.
| y A slight change in the schedule
on the Mt Desert branch went into
effect Monday. The afternoon train
| down now leaves Bangor at 800 in
stead of $50, reaching Ellsworth at
4.35 instead of $50 This train now
leaves Boston at 6.25 a. m. instead
! of a. m. Stops at Hancock Point
have been discontinued for the sea-
SON. The timetable on page has
been corrected to date.
n A pretty home wedding took place
at the home of Charles M, Whit
comb, Ellsworth Falls, Monday noon,
when his son Reuel and Miss Hazel
Jones Of Springfield, Mass, were
| married bv Rev Henry w. COnley,