Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-06-25

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served to the workers.
u Mrs. Theresa G. Whiting left Fri
day for Bethlehem, N. H., to visit
her son, Sherman r. Jellison. She
will also visit her brother, Fl. l..
Gonzalez, at Lowell, Mass, before
returning home.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Evan T. Lindsey of
Forestville, Conn, who are spending
the summer at their cottage at Ad-
olson, were in Ellsworth this week
visiting Mrs. Lindsey's sister, Mrs.
Walter Weaver.
Harry j. Allen, who was called
home by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs William Norris, has re-
turned to his work at Dark Harbor.
Mrs. Norris is much improved, but
still very poorly.
Mrs. P. S. Thorsen of New York
arrived Friday at Thorsen Farms for
the summer. Her mother, Mrs. H
r. Holmes, who has spent a few
weeks with her in New York, re-
turned home with her.
Lewis McAllister, Kitchner Hay
man, Wilbur Erwin and James Dow
ling of Milltown, Me, and Mill
town, N. b.. visited friends in Ellis
worth over the weekend, returning
home by automobile Monday
Mrs Ella G. Nash, former manager
of the Western Union telegraph Office
in Ellsworth, was the guest OF Miss
Agnes A. Lord several days the past
week She will be employed as
operator at Old Town during the
summer.
II. w. Dunn has bought the Mon
roe Young lot on Pine street, run
ming through to Elm street. There
are two good house lots on Elm street
and one on Pine. Mr. Dunn proposes
later to build on the corner lot on
Elm street.
Y There will be a modern barn dance
at the Pine Tree pavilion tomorrow
night, with music by Babe Harring-
tons orchestra in rube costumes.
Prizes consisting of lamb, a duck
and some chickens will be given to
holders of lucky numbers.
There will be a union service of the
Unitarian and Congregational socie-
ties at the Congregational church
Sunday morning. Rev. George T..
Jones of the Unitarian church will
preach. The Unitarian church will
| be closed during July and August.
Friends in Ellsworth sympathize
with Mrs. Fred H. Kendrick of Bos-
| ton, in the death of her husband
which occurred Monday after a long
illness, during which she has been
| most devoted to him. Mrs. Kendrick
was Miss Jennie Lord, formerly of
Ellsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Abernethy and
little son have returned from a motor
trip to New York, stopping in Els
worth for a few days before going to
Mr.. Abernethys home in Washington
county. Mr. Abernethy will go to
Camp Devens in August, as an in
structor
A joint meeting of Woman's AL
lance and the Laymen's League of
the Unitarian church will be held in
the church parlor Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock A large attendance
of both organizations is requested, as
the question of needed repairs on the
church is to be discussed. Ice-cream
and cake will be served.
Harvey N. Bragdon of Bethel was
in Ellsworth Monday and Tuesday.
His mother, Mrs. L. j. Bragdon, who
has been with her brother, H w.
Dunn, returned to her home in La
moine with him. Mrs. Dunn, who
has been visiting in Massachusetts
and Biddeford, arrived home Mon
day.
n, ND Trc tntI, oI,
left yesterday by auto for Portland,
where DR.. Parcher will attend the
meetings of the Maine Medical AS
sociation. Mrs. Parcher's mother,
Mrs. Agnes Hassall of Cleveland, O.,
who arrived Thursday for a visit, is
keeping house for her in her alb
sence.
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