Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-15

Louise and his sister, Miss Emma
Eppes, Of Natick, Mass, are their
Ellsworth home for the summer
Friends OF MI and Mrs. Henry
Mahon sympathize with them in the
loss of their infant son, John FRAN
els, born Wednesday last and died
Friday
The Thursday club of the Congfe-
gatonal church VIII have an all-day
meeting this week, with Mrs. Luther
4. Leach at Lamoine. Picnic dinner.
The Sunshine bags will be opened.
Mr. and Mrs Wilmar Daniels and
family, of Hampton. n. B., have been
visiting Nh and Mrs Robert Daniels
for the past week; also Miss Olive
Daniels and niece, of Franklin, Mass.
Mrs Charles G. Royal, with son
Charles. of Stoneham, Mass, G. b.
Boden of Dorchester, Mass, and Gu
Clifford Of Someryille, Mass, spent
the week end in Ellsworth and Bar
Harbor.
V Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parker and
two sons, Norman and Ralph, OF
Waterville, and Miss Jennie Cox of
Maiden, Mass, visited their aunt,
Mrs Mary Bresnahan, a few days
last week.
Greene & Wilson, of Waterville,
the contractors who have been
awarded the contract for improve
ment Of the postofIice lot. have
crew on the job setting up machinery
for the work.
There Will be a special meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary sew
( i,,tr ri
on Elm street, Friday afternoon \
full attendance is desired, as there is
much work to do.
V Robe Lanell and wife OF Madison,
are visiting Mrs. Lanell's mother,
Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy Mrs. Me-
earthly, Nus. Pearl B. Day and little
daughter Doris accompanied them on
trip to Eastport and Calais
Mrs. Oscar Martin entertained a
party of twenty-one guests last Fri
/ day, at her cottage at The Ovens,
! Salisbury Cove, in honor of her sis
| ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs Al
bert Mckenzie, of Brockton. Mass.
The second week of the Cavation
Bible school, opened with a registra-
ton of 100 children-about an equal
number of boys and girls The in
terest manifest by these young folks
is gratifying. Rev. Mr. Besant has
the bible study period for the
! juniors this week, and is giving an
| outline of Old Testament history.
The remembrance table OF the
Unitarian fair, August ) and 6, is to
| be full of pretty things received from
it's out-of-town members and friends.
| II y no oh nf G
! booth Miss Marion Wyman and
/ Mrs Neal Raymond are filing the
lingerie table with dainty garments
which will make attractive gifts for
the Summer birthday. These are
made up in crepes, batistes and silks
of every hue.
.There's a healthy bunch Of
kids" remarked man on Main
street one day recently nodding his
head toward a group of five men
chatting together in front of the
Union Trust Co. building. The COM
bined ages of the five kids" were 412
years. 1t was just a casual meeting.
| These men are on the streets of ELS
worth every day, and the group
might have been swelled by several
more, without lowering the average
age. The five in the group were A.
w. Curtis, T. f. Hale, Charles w.
Mason, Edward Haney and William
Goggins
The funeral of Harold H. Clark
was held Thursday afternoon at the
| home of his sister, Miss NJ. A. Clark,
on Park street. Rev George s.
| Brookes, of the congregational
church, officiated. Among those
from out of town here to attend the
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