Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-09-19

Albert Davis has returned to the
Suffolk law school, Boston.
Miss Alice Haynes has returned to
Wheaton college at Norton, Mass.
y p. S. and Martin j. Thorsen left
Monday night for Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. George A. Neal of Southwest
Harbor was a recent guest of Mrs. c.
H. Gibbs.
d. E. Linnehan has sold Stude
baker special six touring car to
Hiram Danico.
Moore's orchestra Of Bar Harbor
will play at the Pine Tree pavilion
Saturday evening,
IS Clifford V. Carter of Boston, who
has been visiting his uncle, Arthur l..
JOY, returned Monday.
P. e. Priest has purchased the l..
l.. Franks place on the Surry road,
for his own occupancy.
F. E. Coleman of Auburn has
rented his house on High street to
Supt. of Schools Charles O, Turner.
A literary meeting of the Woman's S
Alliance will be held at the memorial
parlors of the Unitarian vestry this
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b, Dinsmore of
Belfast are spending a few days
with their niece, Miss Hannah
Holmes.
Miss Helen Clark, dietitian at
Clifton Springs (N, " sanitarium,
is visiting her aunt, Miss NJ A,
Clark.
The regular meeting of Irene
chapter, o. E. S., will be held Friday
evening. Work on one candidate.
A box supper will be served.
v Miss Annie Povich spent few
days last week at her home in ELS
worth, returning Thursday to Rock
Land, where she is employed.
Lena Moore, Lottie Garland. Irene
Harrington, Juanita Farrell and
Minnie Grindle spent a pleasant
weekend at The Birches," Bayside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Johnson of
Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Urban
Brown of Brewer were recent guests
of Mrs. Rulof Farrell for two days.
Theodore Emery goes to Colby col.
lege this week for his second year.
He has had a short vacation at home
after his summer work at Rangeley
Lakes.
Y Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Alexander and
daughter Louise left to-day for
Poland Springs to attend the annual
meeting of the State Pharmacists
association.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel S. Bridges and
two children and Mrs. Carrie Bridges
of Weehawken, N. j., are at the
Bridges house in West Hancock for
a short time.
Clarence Emery, jr., who has been
employed at Bar Harbor this sum
mer, spent few days at home re-
Gently. He is now teaching in
Aroostook county.
y Midshipm3n M. Y. McGown, jr., is
spending a short leave with his pa
rents, driving here from Annapolis
in his car He recently returned
from cruise to Spain.
v Judge Harry l.. Crabtree and fam
lily will leave tonight by obile
for Boston, where Miss Dorothy will
enter the Boston College of Oratory.
Judge Crabtree will be at home next
Monday.
The district convention of Re-
bekah lodges will be held at Brook
lin Friday evening. A large delega~
tion of Ellsworth Rebekahs will at
tend, leaving Ellsworth at about 5
p. m
The local Red Cross Japanese Re-
lief Fund is now closed, and Chair
man Brookes thanks all who helped |
the branch to exceed the quota of |
$3.50. Ellsworth's contribution was
$317.3S.
Miss Belle Potter of Ellsworth and
Nelson Kenneth Austin of Auburn
were married at Norway, Aug. 2S. |
friends of the bride ex-
tend congratulations. They will re-
side in Poland.
The body found in Rocky pond
two weeks ago, and identified as
that of John Towikko of Worcester,