Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-14

vi-eil Cunningham, who has been in
Connecticut through the WINTER mas
returned home. e,,
Aired Tapley has returned from
Bostnn where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Wildred Conary has returned
from Philadelphia, Pa, where she mas
spent some time with her huspa; ~
Wbiie his ship was locked for repairs
ST. vas accompanied by friend. Mrs.
Penneu of Fall River, Mass. r,o
Alfred Tapley and Miss Lois kane
were married Sunday, by Rev. Roy
Clark. Their many 1rlehoS 'e'''
o0i iea Five has gone to New London
Com, where he has employment Oh d
va hit. w.t., Henderson and
danghter Hida' i,n wno nave Mrs Hen
AZ, on sister, Mrs Ethel Johnson,
has been with them. , 1;++1a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tyler and lltti Tue
daughter are spendlng se Cn+t ''
Win Mr.. and Mrs. George Gott. ~
on Friday, Lookout chapter. y. ~.
held a regular meeting. 1t 'pelhs
roll-call, afternoon ana eVen I,ie,, 1aft
sioas were held. A supper Wnlcn 6
nothing to be desired was served at .
o'clock. All things were suggestiVe ~
raster the tables being attractlVely
decorated with Dummies, Easter eggs,
chickens. etc, the predominatlng coior
being yellow. In the evening, an IN
terastine nrogram was carried out,
with music, games, etc. The ladles ~
charge were Dorothy Colt, Leila Gott
and Rachel Cousins 1t was one OIL '"e
prettiest affairs of the season.
Another of the social events OF the
week was the delightful welcome
nome party, given by Mrs. A. M joyce
for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bridges, VINO
have recS ntly returned from tne
and also in honor of her guest, Mrs;
Pennen of Fall River, Mass. social
evening was spent, during when caros
were enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
were served, the table, attracllvtttiS
decorated. suggestive of Easter, with
a centerpiece of Easter lilies; Easter
chickens as place cards and DAINTY
favors for each guest. An orlSillai
toast was given by Edith leighton,
and all drank to the health of Harry
and Laural" Following this, small
paper baskets were given out, ana
search began for Easter eggs con
cealed throughout the rooms ELSIE
Ford received a prize 1oT tne lii,,ee
the consolation. Several written tests
were given, each winner receiving
prize At a late hour. the company
dispersed, having spent a most enJoya-
BILE evening.
Bernard Anderson has gone to
searsport to visit his sister, Mrs.
Donald Redman.
The students of the high school helo
q food sale SATURDAY etI COi 4iCOA'
"ae6s s25. to go to the athletic as
social ion. - who
Edward and Robert Morgan, VINO
have been visiting their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Mayo, have re
turned to Bangor. ,,a
The community was greatly shocked
TO receive news of the suicide, by
hanging, of Fred Coombs of North
Brooklin. I'll, o.,.a
Friends of Harry Moody will be GLAD
20 laorn that he is slightly improved
in health. He is still at Hot Springs,
where he is receiving baths and medl-
cal treatment for rheumatism.
The class parts have been assigned
TO the seniors of the high shcool as
follows: Isobel Bent, valedlctory'
Dorothy Lambert, salutatory; Eulale
Bridges class prophecy and history:
and Wallace fainter, presentation OIL
gifts. . .,,o
William Babson, jr.., spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs William Babson.
April II. MI