Ellsworth American., 1924-07-30

! dicated in small numbers, but the
water is made safe for drinking by
chlorination.
Rev. V. V. MacGuire, who is sup
plying the church at Lamoine this
| summer, will preach at the Baptist
! church in Ellsworth Sunday morning
, in exchange with the pastor.
/ Joseph French, who has been visit
ing in Ellsworth, was called to Bos-
ton Friday by the illness of his
father, who died Saturday night
after an operation for appendicitis.
The committee on the Fourth of
July celebration in Ellsworth re-
quests that all having bills against
the committee, not yet presented,
hand them at once to Robert P. King,
treasurer.
! Mrs. Anthony Ford and daughter
Virginia, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs George Treadwell, have
gone to Derby to visit her cousin be-
fore returning to their home in West
field, Mass.
Y Mrs. II. l.. D. Woodruff has as
guests at her Green Lake cottage
her brother, A. w. Buckley, and
wife; also her niece, Mrs A. G.
Buckley, and four daughters, all of
Summit, N. j.
The lawn party by the ladies of the
Catholic society is being held to-day,
on the grounds of the parochial resi-
dence on Chapel street. Supper will
be served from to Z. There will
be a concert at s.
e, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Peters and
Mr. and Mrs. John Prouty, daughter
Maxine and son Gordon, of
Worcester, Mass, are spending their
vacation with Mr.. Peters brother,
Harry A. Peters.
The annual Congregational Sun
day school picnic will be held at Pat
tens pond Friday. Cars will start
from the church at $50 a. m. y
cordial invitation to join the party is
extended to all the parish.
The Colonial Stock Company will
appear at Hancock hall next Satur-
day evening in the three-act comedy,
''The Marriage Gamble" Musical
comedy numbers, cabaret novelties
and vaudeville acts will complete the
bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Votey and
two sons, of New York, are visiting
Mrs. Votey's mother, Mrs. H. l.. D.
Woodruff At present they are
guests of Mrs Votey's brother, j.
Fred Studer, at his Green Lake
bungalow.
Harry C. Achorn of Brookline,
Mass, has Joined his wife and two
little sons here at the home of Mrs.
Achorn's mother, Mrs. J. T. Giles, for
a vacation of two weeks. The
Achorns are at present at the Burrill
cottage, Shady Nook.
~ Mrs. J. F. Studer, Mrs. F. E. Silvy
and Mrs. Eva FitzMorris have re-
turned from an auto trip to the
Rangeley Lake region. They re-
turned feeling like world travellers,
having visited Rome, Peru, Madrid
and Havana on their trip.
: Mrs. Esmond Rice of West New
ton, Mass, with son Esmond and
daughter lice, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Harry E. Rowe. Mr.. Rice will
Join his family here Saturday, and
they will spend two weeks at the
Rowe camp at Patterns pond.
Mrs. Jennie Lord Kendrick of Bos-
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs,
Fred l.. Hodgkins in Lamoine and
making short visits to friends in ELS
worth, her old-home town, left to-day
to visit relatives in Calais. She will
return here for another short visit
before returning to Boston.
A new train schedule went into ef-
feet on the Maine Central Monday.
There is no curtailment of service on
the Mt. Desert Branch, the principal
change being in the afternoon train,
which now comes down twenty min
utes later than formerly. The time
table on page 7 has been corrected to
date.
'"Tom Lawson, former Wall Street
wizard, is trying to come back. After
eighteen months, he has won, with
the aid of insulin treatments, his
fight for health. At present he is
resting somewhere in Maine it is
said. d.''-Portland Express. Mr.. Law
son is a frequent visitor in ELS
worth, coming here from his summer
place at Mt. Desert.
Frank L. Thurber' of Cleveland, o.,
a former Ellsworth man, had lit
tie experience with modern gunmen
last Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Thur
ber, who is assistant treasurer of the
Depositors' Savings and Loan Co., in
Cleveland, was alone in the Office
when the gunmen entered. He was
locked into the vault, while the ban
dts made good their escape with
about 5000.
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard
known as ''the silver-tongued orator
of the Rockies" will speak at the
Baptist church Friday afternoon of
next week at 3 o'clock, to women
only, ON Mormon Temple Secrets"
Admission is free. On the Sunday
following, at the usual morning SER
vice hour at the Methodist church,
Mrs. Shepard will speak on ''The
! Mormon Menace"
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