Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-23

Earl Eaton, has returned to Ellis
worth.
v Henry A. Eppes, his daughter
Louise, and his sister, Miss Emma
Eppes, of Natick, Mass, are at the
summer
The Pine Tree State Amusement
Co. has set up a rry-go-round on
the city parking lot on Water street
with several side attractions, making
of it a miniature street fair.
Frank NJ. Hale of New York, a
former Ellsworth boy, and his friend,
Leslie Tupper, of New Jersey, are
spending their vacation at Henry B.
Stock bridges cottage in Surry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl S. Liscomb of
Prouts Neck are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of a daughter,
born July 81. Mrs. Liscomb was
| Miss Agnes Marshall of this city.
e j. Reynolds, the Boston organ
man, completed his work of installing
the new 'Fotoplayer" Orchestral
Theatre organ in the Dirigo theatre
and returned to Boston Saturday.
Roy Goodwin, now holding first as
sistant engineers license and with
the Morgan line of steamships rum
ming from New York to Galveston, is
spending two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Goodwin.
The lawn party and supper to be
given by the ladies of the Catholic
society will be held on the grounds
of the parochial residence on Chapel
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evening. Supper will be served from
6 to Z. There will be a concert at s.
Rain interfered with the plans for
the lawn party of the Thursday club
on the CONGREGATIONAL church
grounds last Thursday afternoon, and
the scene of festivities was changed
to the attractive vestry. There was a
good attendance at the supper in the
evening.
H. Styles Bridges, former Hancock
county agricultural agent, is taking
an active part in republican political
circles in New Hampshire, where he
is directing the publicity and speak
ing campaigns in behalf of John G.
Winant's candidacy for the republi-
can nomination for governor.
Supt. and Mrs. A. B. Garcelon and
family of Bangor were recent guests
of Supt. and Mrs. C. O. Turner
Mrs. G. A. Prock of Kennebunkport
and DR.. Holmes family of Calais
were visitors last week. Miss Doris
Gould of Warren, Mass, has been
spending her vacation with Miss Bar
bara Turner.
The vacation Bible school will
close Friday, with a general good
time for the children. No special
program will be arranged, but the
session Friday will be held in the
afternoon instead of the morning.
Parents and friends are invited to
attend, and to see the work that has
been done by the children.
! = AT the silver ball held in the
, Casino at Bar Harbor last Friday eve
ming, Miss Annie Corneail was the
holder of the lucky ticket, winning
the first prize. This was punch
bowl, ladle, and six cups of Sheffield
plate, lined with gold and accompa-
{ MED by beautiful silver tray Other
/ smaller silver pieces were drawn by
other Ellsworth folks.
The horse cases of Archer G. Bay
ard VS.. j. Frank Green of Bangor,
and A. X. and E. S. Haslam of Wal
, than, against the same defendant,
! tried at the last October term in
4 Hancock county have come back
, from the law court with motion for
new trial overruled. In both cases
the jury found for the plaintiffs, Mr..
! Bayard receiving verdict of
| $167.50, and the Haslams a verdict
of $462.50.
A letter received in Ellsworth re-
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