Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-07-25

Y A bull moose was killed by a
train near Holden Thursday morn
ing.
/. Miss NJ A. Greedy of Boston is
spending month at her home in
Ellsworth.
John w. Doyle and Chester Free
man of Millinocket are spending a
vacation in Ellsworth
Z Neal A. Raymond and family are
spending a week at the R. j. Good
win cottage, at Bayside.
=, Pierce Latin of Island Pond, Vt,
spent a few days last week with his
sister, Mrs. John Higgins.
( Misses Annie Mcfarland and Flos-
sic Duffy, of Boston, are visiting
their uncle, John J. Duffy.
V Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Palmer of
Springfield, Mass, are guests Of DR..
and Mrs. Daniel E. Brown.
y Mrs. Katherine Staples has re-
turned from vacation of three
weeks in Bar Harbor and Trenton.
I, Miss Irene Fahey, who has been
a guest at Mrs. Alice Parker's, has
returned to her home at Hyde Park,
Mass.
Rev George s. Brookes will
preach in his former parish on the
island next Sunday morning and
afternoon.
Y Mrs. George Porter Paine, with
her sons, Edward and William, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Springer.
" The prize cup for dancing at the
Pine Tree pavilion was awarded to
John j. Whitney and Miss Marjorie
Jellison of Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Frances Leighton, who has
been spending vacation of two
weeks with relatives in Ellsworth,
returned to Boston Monday.
\ Mrs. Henry Daniels and son Henry,
of Franklin, Mass, left Friday for
their home, after visit with Mrs.
Robert Daniels, West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Connor, of
Providence, r. l., were in Ellsworth
last week visiting Mrs. Connor's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Meader
The outdoor festival scheduled
for this evening at the Treworgy
lawn at Ellsworth Falls, has been
postponed to Thursday evening of
next week.
4 DR.. George Parcher of the u. S.
public health service now stationed
at Boston, arrived Saturday for a
visit of few days with his mother,
Mrs. George A. Parcher.
The resumption of the work of
resurfacing Main street, which has
been delayed because of delay in re-
ceipt of tar, will now be pushed, the
tar having been received this week,
Rev Bernard Adams, who is at
Manset for the summer, will preach
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, in exchange with the pastor.
Mr.. Adams is the son of missionary
now serving in China.
The Boy Scouts of Ellsworth and
Ellsworth Falls will unite for their
annual camping trip, beginning
August 6, at Beech Hill pond. The
Haynes and Giles camp has been
kindly thrown open for their use.
The class of 1916 of the Ellsworth
high school will have its first re-
union tomorrow evening, in the
shape of a clam-bake at Newbury
Neck. If pleasant, the party will
leave postoflice square at 5 O'Clock.
If tomorrow is stormy, the reunion
will be held Friday.
V Mrs Herbert S. Higgins and son
Herbert of Jamaica Plain, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Higgins sister, Miss
Alice Scott They accompanied
here by car Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn
Higgins and daughter Doris, who are
visiting Mrs. Higgins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph SOuthard
The vacation bible school will hold
it's closing exercises at the Baptist
church Thursday evening, July 26,
from to 8 o'clock. All parents and
friends are cordially invited to be
present and learn what the children
have been accomplishing.
Flenry A. Eppes, his daughter
Louise, and sister, Miss Emma
Epres, of Natick, Mass, are at the
EpIes home in Ellsworth for the re-