Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-08-11
Bangor will play. The contest will
be at II o'clock.

be at II o'clock
| Mr. and Mrs. Embert c. Osgood
| DR.. and Mrs George S. Hagerthy
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Hag-
erthy, with their families, are on an
auto trip into Canada
" Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of
Belmont, Mass, and Mrs. l.. E. Kim
ball of st. Petersburg, Fla, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. owen l..
Treworgy a few days last week.
VMr. and Mrs. Harry A. Turner of
Medford, Mass, who have been visit
ing Capt and Mrs. Charles L. Smith.
have returned home. Mrs. Turner
was formerly Miss Annie Jordan of
Ellsworth.
R. B. Ladd and family, who moved
to Bangor few months ago, have
returned to their home in Ellsworth.
Mr.. Laid will be connected with the
Ellsworth branch of the Bar Harbor
Motor Co.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will
hold lawn party and sale of fancy
articles, cooked food and cafeteria
lunches on the parsonage lawn
August IS, afternoon and evening.
Vocal music during evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Russell re-
Gently entertained at their home on
Oak street, Rev. and Mrs. George S..
Brookes, Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn
Wright and Mrs Annie Springer. A
very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
A seizure of thirty gallons of in
toxicating liquor was made at Corea,
Monday night, by Sheriff Macomber.
Forrest Young and Joseph Wood
were arrested. The case will be
heard Friday afternoon in the Els
| worth municipal court. This seizure
| is one of the largest made in this
county for some time.
A Dodge car owned by e. b.
| Parsons of Hull's Cove, occupied by
two men, left the road near New
halls corner, North Ellsworth, Mon
day evening and crashed into tele-
phone pole. The car was de-
| molished. One of the occupants,
with a broken leg and other In
iuries. was taken to the Bar Harbor
| hospital.
! ! The Clifford White store on the
| Ellsworth Falls road, near Pond
spring, was broken into last We'd
| nesday evening about o'clock, and
canned goods, groceries and cigars
were taken. The store was entered
by a rear window, which was prled
+, open with a bar. Sheriff Macomber
has been investigating the case Tor
the past week, but no trace OF the
| thieves has been found.
A Ford car driven by Stephen
Kimball, who was accompanied by
| George Patterson of Ellsworth, on
| their way to work at Lucerne-in-
| Maine Yesterday morning, was
| struck by a car from Concord, N. H.,
passing from the rear, and was over
turned in the ditch. Mr.. Patterson
| was taken to the Bangor hospital,
suffering from fractured ribs. Mr..
Kimball escaped with slight bruises.
| Mrs. Edwin Andrews died last
| Saturday at her home in Wakefield,
Mass. She was Corinne Smith,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Smith Of Ellsworth, and was
marriedto Edwin Andrews of Car
mel. She leaves three small children,
! one born Saturday. July 81; also one
brother, Walter Smith. The funeral
was held at her home in Wakefield
yesterday afternoon. Capt. and Mrs.
| Charles L. Smith of Bayside left Sat-
urday to attend the funeral.
Nina, thirteen-year-old daughter
of Mrs. Charline Conary, was seri-
ously injured Saturday night, when
her little cousin accidentally threw
a nail which struck her in the right
| eye. She was visiting her aunt at
East Hampden at the time. She was
taken to the Clough & Moulton hos
pital, Bangor, Monday, for treat
ment. The physicians hope to save
the eye, but it is not known whether
| the sight can be saved or not She
is resting comfortably at present.
| Mrs. Alice T. Bassett, recently
appointed Hancock county public
health nurse, who is making her
headquarters in Ellsworth, spent her
| first week in the county visiting
babies, expectant mothers, tubercu-
lar patients and school children. She
also met many of the public-minded
| people in an effort to enlarge the
work. She was in Otis, Mariaville,
| Amherst, Aurora, Waltham, East
brook, Franklin, Gouldsboro, Pros
| pect Harbor, Winter Harbor, Sulll-
van and Sorrento.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Treat OF VIII
| ter Park, Fla, summering at La
| moline, invited Maine friends to a
| shore dinner last evening. The lucky
"thirteen" who sat at the table were
| Lieut.. ]. G. Holden and Mrs. Holden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Leach, Rev.
and Mrs. George S. BroOkes, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Mcfarland, Miss Addie
Salisbury, Miss Dorothy Leach, Miss
| Anna Treat and Mr.. and Mrs. }. A.
| Treat. The genial Treats have made
host Of friends during their va
| cation here, and many hope that they
| will return next year.
| " The Peter Fortier home on Grant
| street was ruined by fire at lo.ao
o'clock, Saturday night. No mem,
Der Of the family was at home' ana
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