Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-08-08
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Miss Annie Anderson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Donald
Redman, at Bar Harbor, for a week,
has returned home.
Miss Esther Pease, who has been
living in Rockland the past year, is
spending part of her vacation with
her father, H. M. Pease.
Walter Crockett, who is building a
large cottage for W. H. Sholes at
Haven, has begun work with quite a
crew of men. Mr.. Sholes is having
an artesian well drilled by the Serb
ner Artesian Well Co., of Bangor.
Charles c. Cousins, jr., is having
the cellar dug for his new house on
the lot which he has purchased be-
tween II. S. Kane,s and Walter
Crockett's houses.
Mr.. Larson and family, of Ban
gor, and Mrs. Llewellyn Herrick and
children, of Somerville, Mass, are
August.
Miss Gladys Bridges of Chicago
is spending month with her pa
rents, A. w. Bridges and wife.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Colt and Mrs Fred Tyler, who were
operated upon at the Memorial
hospital at Bluehill, are very glad to
know they are improving.
Misses Marjorie and Vera Mitchell
are employed at Haven.
Lucius Cousins and family, of
Holyoke Mass, are guests Of Mr..
Cousins parents, G. c. Cousins, ST.,
and wife.
The library association held a sale
at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday,
Aug. l. The net proceeds, about
$3.50, will be used to purchase new
books and to paint the buildings.
The association thanks all who as
sisted, both by labor and money,
especially Mrs. Waterman and Mrs.
Richard Carter for the beautiful
flowers for the flower stand. The
library has recently added sixty-six
books of fiction, four of which were
given by Alexander S. Porter, jr., OF
Boston.
Roland e. Carter had the mis-
fortune to turn over his new Buick
car in making the curve up Green
hill, BIuehill Warren Ford had his
hand and wrist cut, and Ben
Napolitano had his back injured in
the accident.
Eugene Holden and wife, of Som
erville, Mass, are guests of Mr.
Holden's mother, Mrs. Emma
Holden.
Mrs Mac Carroll of Pressure Isle,
who has been visiting her brother,
Rev. C. l.. Cronkhite, has returned to
her home.
DR.. G. A. Waterman was called to
Boston on business Wednesday,
Belah Cousins has commenced on
the foundation for his new house, to
replace the one that burned in the
early spring. This house will be
built on the site above the old one,
in the field He has also had an adj
dition built on his barn.
Miss Annie NJ Allen of Somer-
Vile Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w c. Allen.
y William Wilkins and family, of
Melrose Highlands, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs. wilkins mother, Mrs. Edna
Mcfarland.
Rev George w. Love, formerly of
West Springfield, Mass, preached in
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The following program was carried
out in the evening, as a memorial to
President Harding: Singing, choir;
invocation; reading of President
Coolidge's proclamption; hymn,
choir; scripture, Dr. Herbert S.
Smith, of Washington, d. c.; prayer,
Dr. Paul Sperry, of Washington, D.
c.; address, Justice Smith, of the
United States Court of Appeals,
Washington, d. c.; address, Justice
Frederick l.. Siddons, of the
Supreme Court Of Washington, d.
c.; hymn, choir; address, Col.
Frederick Fenning, of Washington,
d. c.; tribute, pastor Rev. c. l..
Cronkhite; hymn, choir; benediction,
DR.. Sperry.
Aug. 6. ''Une Femme
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