Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-09-12

Miss Vera Brookes has entered
Castine normal school
Mr., and Mrs, Harry c. Austin have
returned from a visit in Boston
Miss Pauline Austin left yesterday
20 attend normal school at Machias
John II. Mahoney left yesterday
for Orono, to enter University of
Maine.
Mr., and Mrs. G. F. Newman have
moved to their new bungalow on Oak
street.
V Mrs. J. F. Hill of Westboro, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mabel
Webster.
An airplane passed over L.isworth
yesterday afternoon at $50, flying
due south.
James Abram left last week for
Auburn to attend the Maine School
of Commerce
Miss Mary Mcdonald OF Boston.
who has been visiting in Ellsworth,
returned Sunday.
The Thursday club will serve a
public supper at the Congregational
yestry Friday evening,
' Miss Beulah Molding of Stoning-
Spillane the past week
Miss Grace 10y will reopeR her
kindergarten September II, at room
4, Union Trust building.
Mrs. Bartlett Cottle and little
daughter Mildred left yesterday for
their home in Hamilton, O.
Miss Persis Meader, who has been
at Bernard for a few weeks, is now
at her home in West Ellsworth.
Y ID. e. Linnehan delivered a big six
Stndebaker seven passenger touring
car to Dana Salisbury last week.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge will have
a supper at $50 next Tuesday eve
Dfng, followed by regular meeting.
Miss Florence Neville, who has
spent the summer in Ellsworth, re-
turned Monday to Springfield, Mass.
The B. B. B. class OF the Baptist
Sunday school will serve a supper at
the vestry Tuesday evening, Sept. IS,
at $50.
Y Marcellus Woodward, who has
been visiting his mother in Ellis
worth few weeks, returned to New
York last Tb1rsday.
Harry A. Moynihan of East Bos-
ION, a former B. U. summer student
here. is spending a vacation of two
weeks in Ellsworth.
The music committee of the Metho-
dist church will have a cooked food
sale at the Woman's Exchange next
Saturday afternoon al $50.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E. Rowe and
little daughter Margaret are visiting
Jl,. ID Of oil
lups Island, Boston harbor.
The literary meeting of the Wo-
mans Alliance will be held in the
memorial parlors of the Unitarian
church Wednesday, Sept. 10, al 7.30.
MRS. Rodney Higgins, who has
been i'll the past seven weeks in ELS
worth and Bar Harbor. was able to
return to her home in HalloWeU last
Saturday.
The ladies OF the Woman's Ali
ance will serve a New England
boiled dinner in the Unitarian vestry
Wednesday, Sept, 10, from 11.30 to
I o'clock.
Misses Charlotte Sawyer and Ruth
Whiting have returned 10 Gorham
normal school, and Miss Rachel
Haynes to the Sargent school in !
Mass.
There will be a special meeting Of
Wivurna encampment, |. @. o. F., !
next Monday evening, to complete !
for the district en-
at Brooklin.
The Harriet V. Day place on the
Bayside road has been sold through |
P. e. Priest, of the Strout Farm |
Agency, to Zelpha E. Young of West |
who will move there.
Miss Annie Connick returned Sat |
urday from weeks visit in Boston.
She was accompanied as far as Au-
burn by her sister Jennie, who spent |
the week there with her brother !
William.
Y Misses Elizabeth Royal and Isabel |
Falvey, who have been at home on a |
vacation of three weeks, returned