Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-09-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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Alexander White of Green Lake is
reported to have manufactured home
brew with 'kick"--he calls it ale.
1t kicked" a few of his neighbors,
and then some other of his neishbOrs
kicked" The result was an arrest
by Sheriff Wescott, and Mr.. Whites
arraignment in the Ellsworth
municipal court Yesterday. He was
fined 500 and sixty days in Jail.
lust now Mr.. White is working for
So day. and he was allowed to give
bond to pay his fine and return to
ss''s sentence i'tei' anu III iio0 "
WIN
Mrs. Catherine Lynch of Brewer,
formerly of Ellsworth, was severely
injured Saturday night by being
thrown from the sidecar of a motor
cycle. She was riding with Robert
Haskell of Brewer, returning to
Brewer from Ellsworth, when, near
the Craig farm, they came up behind
car going in the same direction.
The motorcycle was travelling at
high speed and following too close,
and when the car ahead slowed down
because of car ahead of it, the
motorcycle crashed into it. Mrs.
Lynch was thrown twenty feet, and
badly cut and bruised. She was
taken to the Hurley hospital, and
Yesterday had not fully regained con-
seriousness. This morning her mind
seems clearer, but she is suffering
more intensely from pain. 1t is be-
lieyed there is a slight fracture of the
skull. Mr.. Haskell was but slightly
injured The motorcycle was
wrecked and the car with which it
collided was somewhat damaged.
No sro,n,or scboo1 students who
have spent the summer at the home
of Mrs. A. II. Parker, West Maple
street, held a farewell party and dim
ner. last Wednesday evening. Those
present were Mrs. A. II. Parker, Mar
garet e. Mulkern of Roslindale.
Mass, Harry Parker, Frank H. HOr-
rigan, Arthur G. Emery, Lincoln d.
Adams, Norman l.. Williamson, Al
bert E. Dauphinee, Daniel c. Rourke,
Philip C. Cushing. jeremiah j.
Buckley and Edward f. Mulkern
Mrs. Parker, who is known as
"Auntie" to the summer school boys
served an excellent dinner. She was
ably assisted by her son RUSSELL
whose ability as a chef will be
vouched for by all who attended AS
a testimony of appreciation for the
many favors they have received at
her hands, the boys presented Mrs.
Parker with a handsome set of china
Mrs. Parker told the boys that she
had enioyed their stay greatly, and
that as long as the summer school
continued in Ellsworth, she would
have a warm spot in her heart for
the B. U. students.
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