Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-01

Mr.. Chamberlain is native of Ellis
worth, having been born on Pine
street. He left here when a boy,
and has been a successful contractor
and builder in Connecticut.
The marriage of Martin II. Haynes
of Ellsworth Falls and Mrs. Margaret
E. Mahaney of Berlin, n. H., took
place last Wednesday evening at the
Catholic church in Berlin, Rev. e. d.
Mackey officiating. There was a
large attendance Of friends from Ber-
lin, where Mrs. Haynes has been
prominent in settlement work, and
is very popular. Guests from Ellis
worth included Mrs. Haynes sister,
Mrs. B. B. Whitcomb, with Mr.. Whit
comb and their daughter Margaret,
and Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Cochrane and
daughter Marguerite of Ellsworth
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes left on
trip that will include visits to Mon
treal and Atlantic City.
The summer timetable went into
effect on the Maine Central Monday.
There are many changes from the
spring schedule The timetable on
PAGE and the mail schedule on page
/ have been corrected to date. The
later arrival of the afternoon mail
from Boston, now 5.21 instead OF
4.37. means that mail arriving on
this train cannot be delivered by the
city carriers until the following
morning, with the regular morning
delivery, as the department regula-
lions forbid the holding Of the ear
riers. Postmaster Higgins received a
G,gt CT a
nostmaster-general this morning, adj
vising him mot to attempt car
rier delivery of the mail arriving
at 5.21."
The annual lawn party of the
Thursday club of the CONGREGATIONAL
society Will take place Wednesday
and Thursday, July s and 9, at the
church grounds Wednesday, at
$50, there will be a sale of fancy
articles, bags, aprons, cooked food,
candy and ice-cream. There will be
attractions for the children. We'd
nesday evening an entertainment will
be held in the church, | The pro-
gram will include readings by Miss
Josephine Gray, an elocutionist, who
has recently given a fine recital in
Bangor, and by Miss Dorothy Crab
tree, an Ellsworth girl, who is now
a pupil at the Emerson School Of
Oratory. There will be organ Sc
lections by Miss Charlotte Whitcomb,
and vocal solos and quartet. Thurs
day at $50, a public supper will be
served.
Fred Leroy Moore of Ellsworth
was arraigned in the Ellsworth muni-
cipal court this morning, charged
with illegal transportation of in
toxcating liquor. He was aDpre-
hended yesterday by Sheriff Maeom-
Der and Deputy Sheriff Priest, who
suspected that his trip toward Ban
gor early in the morning was for this
purpose Officer Priest, who made
the arrest, met him on
State street, followed him to his
home OH Fourth street, and found in
his car four three-gallon cans cen
tanning what was testified to as pure
grain alcohol. The respondent plead
ed guilty of the charge, and this be-
ing his first offence, Judge Crabtree
imposed the minimum sentence OF
$500 fine and costs, and three
months in the county jail, with six
months additional Imprisonment in
default of fine. In a statement on
the stand, the respondent implicated
Simon Violette in the case, testifying
that he was hired by Mr. NiOlette to
90 out the Bangor road and meet
him. that he did meet Mr.. Niolette
and that the two bags, which it was
afterward testified contained the cans
of alcohol, were transferred from MI
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