Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-08-15

Barlow Hall is here from Wash
| ington for a visit.
James Hawkes. of Brockton, Mass,
as spending a vacation in Ellsworth
Percy E. Higgins and son of Lime
stone spent the weekend in Ellis
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Snow, with
son John, are visiting Mrs C. H.
Merriam.
Miss Catherine Clark of Jekyl Is
land, Ga, is the guest of Miss j. A.
| Thompson.
Rev. and Mrs. q. Andrews are at
tending camp-meeting at Jackson
| Vile this week.
Y Miss Mary A. Hodgkins, city Ii
| braran, is on a weeks vacation in
Boston and vicinity.
| V Mrs. Sue Pray and daughter Doris,
! of Somerville, Mass, are visiting in
| Ellsworth and vicinity.
| George |. Grant of Boston, with
| daughter and son. was in Ellsworth,
for a short visit Saturday
| The ladies of the Methodist socie-
ty will have public supper at their
vestry next Wednesday, Aug. %.
| There will be a dance at "Shore
| Acres" Lamoine Beach, next Satur-
| day evening. Fogg's orchestra will
| play.
" George F. Goggins of New York is
| spending a vacation with his pa
| rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cog
| gins.
" DR.. Marie Alkon of Boston, a
classmate of DR.. l.. G. Higgins at
| Tufts college, is the guest of Dr..
and Mrs. Higgins.
Mrs. George Raymond and Mrs.
Will Reed, of Weehawken, N. j.,
were guests of Mrs. P. S. Thorsen a
few days last week
W Julius Young, who has spent his
vacation in Haverhill and Lawrence,
Mass, visiting relatives and friends,
arrived home Saturday.
P. e. Priest of the Strout Farm
Agency has sold the Gilbert Burris
farm in West Ellsworth to George c.
and Arthur Grant of Milo
| u Mrs. Sidney Williams of Boston,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Willis Pratt, and cousin, Mrs.
Seth Smith, has returned home.
| II Miss Clara Drummey, with her
SlSt6l Ailud anu COuSlu, JOSepu
Buckley, motored to Boston Friday,
where she will visit for few weeks.
V Howard H. Adams and family OF
Boston, and Miss Alice Adams of
Newtonville, Mass, are at the
Adams home on Bridge Hill for
month.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Cook of
Worcester, Mass, who have been
visiting Mrs Cooks parents, Capt.
and Mrs. James Farrell, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Fullerton
and Mr.. Fullertons mother, Mrs.
Levi T. Carlisle, of North Water
ford, are visiting relatives in Ellis
worth and vicinity.
| D. e. Linnehan has sold light six
| Studebaker cars to Benjamin Wiley
of Waltham and Frank l.. Hodgkins
of Lamoine, and big six sedan to
Christian AK of Castine.
Two referred cases are being heard
| by Judge Hanson in the supreme
court room to-day. One of the cases
is that of Alice H. Scott VS.. Cassius
M. Holloway, both of Ellsworth.
The Ramblers, a six-piece Or
chestra which has been playing in
the halls around Bangor this season,
will make their first appearance at
the Pine Tree pavilion next Saturday
| evening.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shaw, jr.,
and Mrs. William G. Brooks of
| Lewiston have returned to their
| home, after a weeks visit with Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles S. Brown on
| Fourth street.
John H. Vallette, editor of the
! Attleboro Sun, and wife, Mrs. John
| Wolfenden and Mrs. Maboth Hill,
all of Attleboro, Mass, were guests
| of Miss Carrie Goss one day last
week, on their way TOT Bar Harbor.
| = Roy Goodwin, who is employed as
| first assistant engineer on a steam
| ship running from Savannah to Gal
weston, and his sister, Miss Ella
Goodwin of New York, are visiting
their parents, r. J. Goodwin and
wife.
| The county commissioners yester-
! day authorized payment to the State
| treasurer of $4,000 on account of
| the county's proportional part of the
| Main street bridge in Ellsworth, and
F$2,5S0 on account of the Surry
bridge.
| The Methodists and Baptists will
unite in services again next Sunday.
| The morning service will be at the
| Methodist church and the evening
| service at the Baptist church. Rev.
| Clarence Emery will conduct both
| services.
| N wi
| their children, Miss Lillian and Mas
ter Samuel of Worcester, Mass,
(spent last week in Ellis
worth, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Higgins. This was their first
visit to Maine, and they were much