Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-27
ISIueililI,

Rev. Mr.. Stowell of Sedgwick ex-
changed pulpits Sunday.
Mrs. II. Fl. Rousseau of Washing
ton and Mrs. Coburn haskell of
| Cleveland have opened their summer
homes at Beech Hill and Parker
Point.
| Mrs. Homer Clark and family, of
Bethel, Vt, have moved into the
| Carter house on the East Bluehill
road.
Lester Bissett and Harry Hinckley
were representative to the grand
lodge, X. of p, at Portland, last
week. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Rissett, who was delegate to the
grand temple, Pythian Sisters.
A. M. Moor and wife and Mrs.
Della Hinckley, have gone to Port
land to attend the grand chapter,
| Eastern Star
George Osgood has returned from
| Massachusetts, where he spent the
winter.
l.. W. Libby and family, N. H.
Mayo and family, Maynard Osgood
| and Harold Morse, of Portland, were
weekend visitors in town
The district Rebekah. convention
met with Mountain Rebekah lodge
Friday afternoon and evening. Sup
per was served at o'clock. In the
evening, Nokomis lodge of Ellsworth
| worked the degree at the town hall
in beautiful and impressive man.
ner.
| The academy team lost it's first
| game OF the season to Castine nor
NAL school Saturday, to g Both
| Duffy for Bluehill and Tobey for
Castine, pitched air-tight ball, in
field errors accounting for all the
runs. Two fast double plays by
Bluehill and fine running catch by
Campbell of Castine featured the
game. The academy had previously
won from the normal school at Cas-
tine.
The program for commencement
week at the academy is as follows:
Sunday, May 81, baccalaureate SER
mon at the Baptist church, by Rev.
T. l.. Brindley; Monday district
track meet at Mountain Park, eve
ming, presentation of medals and
cups at town hall and concert by a
Scotch bagpipe player; Tuesday,
junior exhibition at town hall; We'd
nesday, reception by the students to
the graduates trustees and alumni at
the academy; Thursday, reunion of
the alumni; Friday, graduation ex-
ercises in the afternoon, alumni ball
in the evening
The fifth annual district track
| Monday, June /. In addition to the
handsome silver cups awarded to the
winning school and to the individual
| champion, gold and silver medals
are given the winners of first and
second places in each event, and
ribbons to the single point winners.
Brooklin high lost heavily by gradu-
alton last year, but Staples is sure
of points in the weights and the
Brooklin relay teams have never yet
been beaten AS Sedgwick, Penob-
scot and Brooksville have not been
in competition this year, but little is
known of their work, but they can
always be counted on for we'll
balanced teams. 1t is rumored that
Stonington has a sensational journey
runner under cover, who is liable to
break Roberts record in the mile
and also broad jumper who is do
ing better than eighteen feet. The
full strength of the academy team
has not yet been shown, but the main
stays seem to be Captain York who
won both of the middle distances at
Ellsworth without effort, Richards,
who is consistent performer with
the shot and hammer, and Victor
Owens. who will be in form and bet
ter than ever before in the pole
vault and jumps.
May IS. S.