Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-05
ing at James Carey's at Contention

farmer of North Ellsworth, died
Monday, at the age of seyen-y-one
years. He leaves a widow and two
daughters.
Rev. j. William L. Graham OF
Bluehill recently bought a cottage
lot of Edwin Lord of East Surry It
adjoins the Elmer Rowe lot at Con-
tention Cove.
Mrs W. F. Emery and Theresa
Emery, of Grand Rapids, Mich, ar
rived this morning for an extended
visit with Mrs. Albert G. Garland
on Main street
S. J. Treworgy of East Surry re-
Gently sold a cottage lot at Con
tention Cove to John Waters of Bos-
ton. The lot adioins the cottage of
John Littlefeld.
Rev Martin D. Kneeland, D. D.,
secretary OF Lords Day League of
New England, delivered an inspiring
address at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning.
The Baptist Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic next Tuesday,
weather permitting. The place of
picnic and full ARRANGEMENTS will be
announced Sunday.
TThe clerks at Ada store Wen
delightfully."- entertained at dinner IN
Tuesday evening, by Mr. and y rs.
N. l.. Adams, at their summer h5.le
at Contention Cove.
There will be a dance a. Sunset
Park next Saturday night. Music by
Clark's orchestra. The one standing
on the lucky number after each
dance will receive nrize.
Fl. Styles Bridges Of Concord. N.
H., former county az Mt here, was in
Ellsworth Monday or his way home
from vacation sp=nt at his old
home il Washiarton 9ounty.
Mr.. aid N.Y. Jemes E. Ford
who have been livin in St. Cloud,
Fla, the past two Years, have re-
turned to Ellsworth AID are with Mr.
Ford's sister, Mrs. Annie F. Nc
Gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. McGown, ac-
companied by their son Dana,
motored to Augusta Saturday, where
an enjoyable weekend was spent
with Ensign and Mrs. NJ. Y. McGown,
jr., Z. s. N.
Mrs Harry Latty, of 8 Washing
ton street, entertained friends from
fremont last Wednesday. There
were twenty-five present. \ picnic
dinner was served and delightful
time enjoyed by all.
The annual picnic of the Congre-
gational Sunday school will be held
at the Russell camp, Patten pond, to-
morrow, weather permitting. Those
desiring conveyance should be at the
ngregational vestry at a. m.
Mrs. Charles E. Alexander enter
tanned on Thursday, at her cottage at
Contention Cove, in honor of Miss
Mary A. Greedy and Miss Mary
Frances Hopkins, who are visiting in
Ellsworth. 1t was an enjoyable oc-
casion.
Perley J. Phillips was taken sud
denly i'll yesterday forenoon, suffer
ing a shock. His condition to-day is
reported as serious, and not i'm
proved over yesterday. His many
friends hope there may soon be
turn for the better.
Miss Agnes A. Lord. deputy clerk
of courts, accompanied Miss Ellie
Morgan, who came last week with
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Morgan,
on her return to Boston by
automobile. Miss Lord will spend
week or more in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Achorn
have returned to their home in
Brookline, Mass, where they will
move into their new home Their two
boys, Harry and Robert, remained
for a few weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
F. C. Burrill, at Shady Nook
Mrs. Louise b. Baker was away on
business a few days the past week.
Mrs. Baker reports an error in both
her street and telephone number in
the telephone directory. The cor
rect address is 1872 Franklin street,
and her telephone number is 236-2.
Mrs. AlphMso Wood ad two chill
dren, Doris and Barbara, who have
been guests of Mrs p. S. Thorsen at
Thorsen Farms, returned to their
home in Boston yesterday Mr.
Wood, who spent a short vacation
here, returned to Boston with Mr..
Thorsen last week.
Ellsworth friends of Mrs. Charles
P. DeLaittre of Akin, Mimi, who,
with Mr.. DeLaittTe, is spending the
pleased to know that she is making
rapid recovery after serious opera
ton at the Bar Harbor hospital, and
is now pronounced out of danger.
Samuel s. Brooks of Bar Harbor
was arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court last Thursday,
charged with failure to support his
wife. He was fined $500 to be paid
to his wife, and costs, $5.S5, to be
paid to the court, or to serve three
months in the county jail. He paid.
Rev. DR.. Tertius van Dyke, of New
York will occupy the pulpit of the
First Congregational church on Sun
day morning. DR.. van Dyke is the
son of DR.. Henry van Dyke, and will
preach in Ellsworth for the first time
next Sunday. 1t is hoped a large
congregation will be present to hear
him.
John Moore of Lamoine was ar