Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-06-04
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II 3aagoT. 2J2 I<n0wlt0n goes back
an f. th daily with jud e Peters.
t-rroe.. h.ll was crowded to stand
in com OILY Monday afternoon, by
ahi-d- N am parents. whaa the "5olly
.ye .el Fat aNes his health lecture in
his. 5wa original end effective way,
~ the xiaInezs af 2aber, ?. Nm ~
all Boy Sco1ts II invited to 1iri o
tAa atre on Monday afternoon at
'o'c.acf 10 sec THE Big Brother
Scouts will meet At headquarters at
ia.
j =s Louise Fostsr Who s attend
il Miss Pisrce's school in Boston, IS
Ut -ome for few day COR the nigh
school graduation. Ger sister Sara be
in member OF tie &radu3tins
class.
e. c. Osgood, grand master OF eE-
che uer, and c. II. Leland, Of the
credentials committee of the grand
lodee, attended a convention OF
F-u ehts of Pythias in Eastport last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Halnin,
Charles r. and Misses Annie and
Julia Hllpin, returned to Everett.
Ma 5, Sunday after spending a few
day With Mrs Halpin's mother, Mrs.
Ann Braauahan.
There vas 4 dance at the Pine
Tree pavilion last night, with music
by he Happy Six cf Bangor. The
mex dance VIII be Thursday, June
/ -, with Babe Harrin2ton's or
chestra of WateGville.
The Whitmore lot on Water street
a short distance from Postottee
square, which las been leased by the
city as a public parking place for
cals, Is now being GRADED and sur
faced for the purpose.
Miss Rachel Haynes arrived home
Thursday from the Sargent school,
Boston, from which she was gradu-
ated last week \ classmate, Miss
Eleanor Treadwell of California, was
her guest for the weekend.
The old creamery building ON
Church street. now owned by the Car
roll Felt Shoe Co, is soon to be
moved TO a new foundation already
prepared for it, nearer the shoe
factory, and will be used as a box
Factory by the company.
Allon p Royal and family driving
on the Surry Bluehill road Sunday,
stopred to admire a large moose that
stepped into the road and seemed
undisturbed by the approach of
Jheir car. Another moose was seen
Just out OF the road at the same time.
1t is understood that recommended
ton for the nomination of Louis F.
Higgins as postmaster at Ellsworth
was sent to the President Monday.
1t is probable that the nomination
will be made and confirmed by the
Senate before Congress adiourns
Saturday.
Beginning next Monday, June 8,
the Dirigo theatre, in addition to the
daily matinee at o'clock, will show
two complete performances every
evening. Doors w1H open at as at
present, hat the first performance
will start with a news or novelty reel
at 7.15 sharp. Following the com
pletion OF the first showing. the
second Will proceed without intermis-
sion, making the performance con
tinuous- The second showing will
begin as near 9 as is possible. The
management expects that this OPP
portunity to see a complete perform
aQce after possible early evening en-
gasements win be appreciated by the
public, AS a starter on this new
summer sched0le, the management
offers The famous Allan Dwan Para
mount production of Big Brother, -
a Rex Beach novel.
Two new cases of scarlet fever
developed last week, Ella, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Harold A. Robinson
and Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Head, being the patients. Both chill
dren are pupils of the fourth grade
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