Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-27

Capt. Adelbert Bellatty of Wood
| land was in Ellsworth few days last
week.
| Y Harold S. Webb will preach in the
Unitarian church in Addison next
| Sunday.
' Misses Ruth Whiting and Char
lotte Sawyer are at home from Cor
| ham normal school.
| Miss Frances Malone, who teaches
at Greenwich, Conn, is at home for
the summer vacation.
Ralph M. Holmes of Cornell uni
versity, Ithaca, N Y, with Mrs.
Holmes, is here for the summer.
Mrs. J. F. Knowlton of Portland
is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. William E. Whiting.
The North Ellsworth Farmers
club will hold it's annual fair We'd
nesday and Thursday, Aug. 20 and
80.
| The summer schedule went into
effect on the Maine Central Monday
The timetable on page has been
| corrected to date.
Next Monday the Boy Scouts will
| hold business meeting and make
plans for their annual camping trip
place and date to be decided.
| The steam roller has made it's re-
appearance on Main street, and the
work of resurfacing the street, sus-
| pended since last fall, has been re-
sumed
" Margaret and Zelma, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Clark, jr.,
are spending week with Mrs.
Clark's mother, Mrs. Walls, at South
west Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip O'Brien, with
grandson Richard, of Lawrence.
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend the
summer with Mrs. Q'Brien's mother,
Mrs. Yandora Pray,
AT Wyman park next Friday after,
noon at $50, the B. U. SUMMER
school baseball team Will play the
strong Easterns of South Brewer.
II should be game worth seeing.
Y Mrs. Edward Ellsworth and
daughter, Mary Elinor, of Dor
chester, Mass, are spending the
summer with Mrs. Ellsworths pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. Edward Drum
mey.
H. r. Estey, proprietor of the
Ellsworth Steam Laundry, is rushing
work on repairs necessitated by the
IRE of June II, and hopes to have
the laundry running again early next
week.
Barney's orchestra will play for
confetti and novelty ball at the Pine
Tree pavilion July 3. Streamers,
paper hats, and confetti, will be
given away. Dancing, $50 to 5 a.
! m. July 4.
There was a large attendance at
the Methodist church last Sunday
evening, when a concert was given
by the Sunday school and church.
A pleasing program of recitations,
tableaux and singing was presented
Prof. Bobby Mainfort of Bar
Han Dor has opened classes in physi
cal training, boxing and wrestling in
Ellsworth. Lessons are given every
Tuesday and Friday evening, at the
garage building at 154 Water street.
| \ w. A. Alexander, who recently
purchased the grocery business of
G.. w. Wooster on State street, has
opened an ice-cream parlor in the
Wooster building adjoining his
store. Miss Alice Haynes is in
! charge.
| \ M. S. Smith and daughter Flor
ence have arrived home from New
York. Miss Smith, who has been
, teaching in a New York city insti-
| tuition for the blind for some years,
has earned retirement, and will now
make her permanent home in Ellis
| worth.
G. c. and c. E. Pierson will open
their new grocery store in the Lee
building on Water street Saturday
morning, G.. c. Pierson discontinue
ing his store in the Osgood building
on Main street. In the new and
| larger quarters, the store will carry
larger stock of goods.
Through the generosity of R.
| Schwinzer, the baccalaureate sermon
| delivered by Rev. George S. Brookes
to the graduating class of the ELS
worth high school has been printed