Ellsworth American., 1924-08-20


Miss Louise Bond of Revere, Mass.
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Joyce, returned home Friday
Frank Watson and wife, with
friends from Melrose, Mass, who
have spent two weeks at Haven, left
Tor their homes Saturday.
Fred l.. Allen has crew at work
on the farm house at Kanes point,
remodel;ng the building for Mrs.
Donald Parson. Hiram p. Farrow,
civil engineer, of Belfast, is laying
out the grounds for the large house
which will be erected soon on the
point A large stable will also be
built.
Chester Kane is having a house
built ON the land he purchased from
H. S. Kane last spring. Ward
Freethey has charge of the work.
Clarence Lymburner and family,
of North Brooksville, were weekend
guests of relatives here last week
Miss Ruth Johnston of Lynn,
Mass, visited her cousins, Misses An
ne and Musa Dollard, last week.
She was accompanied by Miss Helen
, Gennest of Greenfield, Mass.
Alvin Robinson and family, of
Harrington, spent last week in town.
Mr.. Robinson was formerly keeper
Of Bluehill Bay light station.
Roscoe j. Bridges and wife, with
friends, who spent last week with Mr.,
Bridges mother, Mrs. A. w Bridges,
have returned to their homes in Bos-
ton and New York.
NatI,anfGl Allan n
Somerville, Mass, to visit his aunts.
Mrs. a. c. Cousins, who has been
very i'll, is able to be out again.
Isaac Chace of Providence, II. l.,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. \. Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Farnsworth for two weeks, re-
turned home Sunday, Mrs. Chace
and son win remain awhile longer.
Miss Clarrie Freethey of Provi-
dence, r. l., who is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. r. w Smith, has gone to Surry
to spend several weeks with her
brother Charles.
Miss Alice Herrick, who has spent
her vacation with her father, a. G.
Herrick, returned to Providence Sun
day.
Homer Stanley of Boston has
joined his family at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Stanley.
MIR. Stanley will stay two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Hill Crane of Winter
Harbor, who was called here by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. E, |. Hill,
has returned home.
Mahlon Hill of Massachusetts, who
has psent his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. ldella Hill, has returned
to his work
Dr. Paul Sperry of Washington, d.
c., preached in the Baptist church
Sunday Aug. 3. 1t has been the Gus
tom for several years for DR.. Sperry
to preach at least once, if not several
times, during the summer, and this
event is looked forward to with much
pleasure. Dr. Sperry has been COM
ing to Haven for twenty-five years,
and has made many friends here.
Mrs. Margaret Rabold of New York
charmed the congregation with a
solo Mrs. Rabold is also a summer
resident of Haven, and the privilege
of having the opportunity to listen to
her wonderful voice every year is
much appreciated, Last Sunday eve
ming colored quartet from Haven
sang at the Baptist church and was
much enjoyed.
Mr.. Dennison of Cutler has joined
his family here. They are occupying
, one of the Ramsdell Packing Co
bungalows
Mrs Edward Morgan and children
of Bangor are visiting Mrs. Morgan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Mayo,
g. j. Carter of Rockport spent sew
eral days last week in town.
Prof and Mrs. Herbert Roberts Of
Northtield, VT, were guests at B. o
Dollard's last Sunday.
The church aid circle held a sale al
the chapel Wednesday afternoon
The net proceeds, $3.50, will &c
towards the repairs on the church
The church has received two coats o.
paint and been shingled Alread,
the eight memorial windows have
been given. The interior will be re
modelled, The dime calendar will bt
called in the last of the year.
Mrs. Blanche Mcfarland Harmon
1 of Portland is visiting her cousin
d Mrs Henry Flye,
Misses Margaret Holden and Edit
Anger, of Somerville and Beverly
Mass, are spending the summer will
their grandmother, Mrs. Emm
Holden
Miss Adele Mcfarland and Rober
and Richard Cannon, of Somerville
Mass, who have spent the past montl
with Mrs. Edna Mcfarland, returne,
to their home Saturday.
Aug IS. "Une Femme"