Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-06-11

the guest of Mrs. A. P. Wiswell,
on Monday went to her cottage at
Hancock Point, where she will spend
the summer.
v Morton c. Whitcomb, son of How
ard f. Whitcomb of Ellsworth, was
graduated from the University of
Maine Monday Among Ellsworth
friends present at the graduation was
Miss Celia Smith
Twenty-four Scouts accepted the
invitation of Robert King to seen
The Big Brother" on Tuesday after
noon, at the Dirigo theatre. The
boys very much appreciate the kind
ness OF Mr.. King.
Y Mrs. Martin J. Thorsen attended
the graduation of her son Leon from
ton, this week He delivered the
address to undergraduates Friends
congratulate him on winning the
500 Colby scholarship for high
rank in his studies.
y Mrs Clyde Ober of Newton Center.
Mass, was in Ellsworth last week. to
be present at the graduation of her
niece Miss Doris Wardweu, from
the Ellsworth high school. She was
accompanied on her return home by
her sister, Mrs Neal A. Raymond,
and little son John, who will visit
her for a few weeks.
Y Mrs. John f. Bradbury of Beverly,
Mass, was in Ellsworth last week
for commencement, visiting her
mother, Mrs. John B. Dean. Mr..
Bradbury came by car for the week
end, accompanied by General Stop
ford of Beverly, who was their guest
while here. Mrs. Bradbury returned
with them Sunday.
The opening gun of the political
campaign will be fired in Ellsworth
by the democrats Friday of this
week In the afternoon, the demo-
cratic county committee will meet at
the board of trade room, and in the
evening there will be a public rally
at Hancock hall. The principal
speakers of the evening will be w. r.
Pattangall and Fulton j. Redman
Z The statement in The American
last week to the effect that George C.
Pierson had sold his grocery business
on Water street to F. e. Silvy and
Arthur Young was not correct Such
deal was contemplated, but fell
| through at the last moment. Mr.
Pierson will continue the business
! He has recently put on truck for
city delivery, and Mr.. Young is work
ing for him.
There will be union services of
the Congregational and Unitarian
| churches two Sundays this month.
The two ministers and congregations
will join in a morning service at the
Unitarian church next Sunday morn
ing at 1890, Mr.. Brookes delivering
the sermon. On Sunday, June 30,
the same congregations will unite in
morning service at the COngrega-
| tional church, Mr.. Jones delivering
the sermon.
A meeting of all Ellsworth Masons
interested in the forming of a ma
sonic club will be held at Masonic
hall tomorrow evening, for the pur-
pose of organizing. The preliminary
plans have been perfected, admirable
quarters for the club have been Sc
cured in the rooms on the third floor
of the Peters block at Main and State
streets, including Grand Army hall
and Society hall adjoining, and prac-
tically all that remains for the meet
ing tomorrow evening is to organize
the club and put it in working order
Additional subscriptions of $500
have come in for the Red Cross
nurse fund-$1 from the woman S
club and 50 from Mr.. and Mrs. c.
d. Wiggin-making the total to date
$1,751.40. Tomorrow, the benefit
ball game between business men of
Ellsworth and Ellsworth Falls, at
Wyman Park at 430, it is hoped will
add material sum to the fund. Tie
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