Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-08
South Brooksvillc.

The hotels nave opened TOT the
summer.
The people OF South Brooksville
and the summer guests are glad to
hear that there is to be a boat mail
this Summer. after being without i
few years.
Mrs. Norris Chatto. with little
daughter Evelyn, is visiting her
mother at Bingham
Mrs. Stillman Mayo and son Ed
win, Of East Lynn Mass, are visit
ing Mrs Mayo's mother, Mrs. Lettie
Gray.
Master Lawrence Chatto, who has
been with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Chatto, several weeks,
has returned home to West Sedgwick.
Mrs. Ralph Harding of Sargent
vile has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Wardwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Condor and Mrs.
Maurice Wescott have gone to Egge-
moggin to open the Babson Inn for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Howard have
arrived home from Waterville.
Charles Newman has purchased
the Luther Bates house. Mrs. Bates
and family have moved to the David
Condor place at CIRCUITS Harbor,
which was Mrs. Bates old home.
Mrs. Cora Condor is visiting her
sister, Mrs Hattie Blake, after
spending the winter in Massachu-
setts. All are glad to see aunt
Cora" looking so well and happy.
Miss Marie Tapley of Portland is
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Sumner Condor.
Among the guests who have ar
rived for the summer are Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Davis of Texas; Mrs.
Charles Written of Massachusetts,
Mrs. Dana Hyde, of Cambridge,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Baker and
family, of Ell Paso, Texas; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pinel and family, of Quincy,
Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Earl, Professor
and Mrs. William Tousey, Miss Ruth
Tousey, and Professor and Mrs.
Kurt, of Boston
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Gray of Manchester, Mass,
are congratulating them upon the
birth of baby daughter
Murray Gray is spending a short
vacation with his parents, Mi. and
Mrs. Irving Gray, Harborside,
The high school graduation was
held at Crescent theatre Friday eve
ming. June 10. The hall was taste
fully decorated with cedar and crepe
paper in the class colors, pink and
green. Music for the exercises and
dance which followed was furnished
by Marston's orchestra OF Rockland,
and was greatly enjoyed by large
audience. The graduation exercises
were delivered in pleasing manner.
Both teachers, Miss Evelyn Gray and
Miss Katherine Andrews, have been
faithful and jealous in their work
and much credit is due them Tor
successful school year. This gradu-
alton was one of the best ever held
here, and the parents and citizens
feel that they have been fortunate IN
securing such efficient teachers. All
hone they will decide to return
another year. The program was as
follows:
Music
revocation ........ Rev. F. F. Sawyer
Music
salutatory, what Is Success"
Elizabeth Black
Music
class History and Prophecy"
Music
Hattie Sanborn
Presentation of Gifts and Glass Will
olivia Smith
Music
valedictory. Guild For Character,
Nor For Fame" -. Charles Nichols
Presentation of diplomas,
Supt r. I. Morgrage
Benediction
There was an entertainment at
Forester's hall, Friday evening, June
2e, by the school children, under the
auspices of the teacher, Miss Harriet
Condor. All parts were well taken,
and both children and teacher de-
serve much credit for the hard work
and time put into the play. Ice
cream, cake and candy were sold,
and the proceeds were put into the
treasury of the school league. The
following program was presented:
Illustrated song,
Willard Gray, Merle circuit and
Earl Condor.
Flag drill ........ Nine boys and girls
Reading ....... Eliza Hopkins
Illustrated song,
Jim Condor AMI Kendall Gray
Solo .............. Eugene Condor
Operetta, robin Hood ...... School
The South Brookstille baseball
team played against Sedgwick town
team Saturday, June 20, winning
2O-6. All hope for return game
soon.
Mrs Eliza Gray is spending the
summer at her home here, after
pleasant winter with her son in Vir-
ginia.
June 20. Moi"
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