Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29
AFFAIRS
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they are soon to return to ELLSWORTH
from Bangor. DR.. Parcher will re-
sumo practice here. He expects 10
reopen his Office here next Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Parcher will live for the
present at Contention Cove.
There was no more interested or
interesting spectator at the pageant
last Thursday evening than Mrs.
Anne Carroll, one of EQsw S
elderly citizens. Mrs. Carroll has had
several severe i'll turns recently, but
her splendid courage and cheerful
ness have helped her Improvement
She was out yesterday for an auto
mobile ride.
Little ]. Luray Moulton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Moulton OF state
street, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Eva
Gerry Perez, of Boston, after motor
ing through from Ellsworth with
Lawrence NJ. Carroll. In letter 10
his mother he tells of seeing all the
historical points of interest ABOUT
Boston, and says he sat in the gov
ernor's chair in the state house.
Mrs. C. l.. Mcfarland, wife OF
Keeper Mcfarland of the Mt. Desert
bridge, had an unpleasant and rather
serious experience one night re-
Gently, when she walked through the
OPEN draw and fell into the water.
She was rescued by prompt work OF
men on a vessel at the draw. One of
the men, though he could not swim,
Jumped into the water and succeeded
in holding Mrs. Mcfarland up until
others got a line to them.
The firemen answered an alarm
Monday for chimney fire at the
Spillane house, Beechland There
was slight damage Tuesday fore
noon there was an alarm from the
Morang department store, when
smoke was discovered in the base
ment, where there was no furnace
fire. Investigation disclosed the fact
that a back draft had carried smoke
from a stove above down to the
basement and out through the fur
mace.
The annual lawn party, supper ana
concert of St Joseph's society will
take place tomorrow, weather per-
hitting, at the parochial grounds.
The afternoon sale will open at
O'Clock, and supper will be served
from to 7 o'clock. The concert
program in the evening will include
vocal solos by Mrs Ralph Wescott,
Joseph Hart, Philip VeilleauX OF
Bangor, Corinne Thibodeau and Rev.
J. A. ,Gorman, and readings, violin
and guitar solos.
Herbert A. Mayberry, a well-knoWn
Bangor travelling salesman, was
taken suddenly i'll while at South
west Harbor Thursday, and died be-
fore reaching Bangor. Mr.. Mayberry
was fifty-one years of age. He was
a frequent visitor to Green Lake,
where he had a cottage on the
hatchery shore, and had many
friends in Ellsworth. He leaves a
widow and two sisters, Mrs. Josiah
Stewart and Miss Carrie Mayberry,
both of Bangor.
The annual midsummer fair OF
the Unitarian society will take place
at the yestry Wednesday and Thurs
dav of next week. The fair will open
"Wednesday afternoon. There Will
be the. usual attractive booths TOT
sale of candy, cooked food, fancv
work, aprons, ice-cream, etc.
cafeteria lunch will be served We'd
nesday from to Z p. m. In the eve
ming there will be a fashion show,
put on by Shapiro's Sample Shop
Supper will be served Thursday eve
ming at $50.
Dr. George Parcher of the United
States Public Health Service, for
merly of Ellsworth, is coming back
to Maine Dr. Parcher, who for the
past two years has been medical Of
ficer in charge of the quarantine di-
vision at Staten Island, N. Y, has
been transferred to Portland, as