Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-07-21

church, which will be held at the
vestry Wednesday and Thursday,
Aug. 4 and 5.
Mrs. George Lowell, with two
children, John and Lillian, and sis
ter, Miss Marion Cerrilla, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lowell, returned Saturday to their
home in Boston.
All those having packages for the
mystery table for the lawn party of
the Thursday club on July %, at
Mrs. o. w. Tapleys, are asked to
send them to Miss Alice H. Scott by
Tuesday, July q.
4 Harlan A. Moon, a former Els
worth man, but who has spent the
past twenty years in Eldora, Iowa,
has returned. and opened a black
smith shop in the late C. ]. Brown
shop on Water street.
4 T. Albion Pinkham is home for
the summer, having completed his
first year at Northeastern University,
Boston. He will have employment
here until September, when he plans
to resume his school work.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris L. Hodgkins on
the birth last Thursday of son,
Norris L., jr., at Bangor. Mayor
Hodgkins of Ellsworth wears the
title of grandpa" proudly.
Rev. George S. Brookes is occupy
ing the pulpit of the Somesville
Congregational church for a part
of the summer. He will preach at
Bluehill Congregational church Sun
day, August Is, and at Seal Harbor
August %.
The annual lawn party or St.
Joseph's Catholic church will be held
on the parochial grounds, Chapel
street, Wednesday, Aug. II. The
also other lawn party attractions and
a concert in the evening.
Herbert T. Scribner, father of
Herbert E. Scribner of Ellsworth,
died last Thursday at his home in
Belfast, aged eighty-two years. He
was one Of the best-known Civil war
veterans of Waldo county. He leaves
two daughters and four sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Mason, jr.,
of Baltimore, Md, with son Gerard
and daughter Jeanette, are with Mr..
Mason's father for weeks visit.
Mr.. Mason is now manager Of the
life, accident and group departments
of the Travellers Insurance Co.'s
branch office at Baltimore.
Old Union hand tub of Ellis
worth, now the Monatiquot of South
Braintree, Mass, is still going
strong. At muster in Brockton
last Saturday, she took third money,
throwing a stream 1913 it., in. The
three crack Brockton tubs were COM
pletely shut out of the prize money.
Ten members of the class of
1925, E. H. S., met at the old high
school building on Bridge hill last
night, to made plans for a class re-
union. 1t was decided to meet at
Pleasant Beach, Bayside, Sunday,
Aug. 1. Bathing, picnic lunch
and a hot dog roast in the evening
will be included in the days pro-
gram.
John Garland and Norman Curtis,
Of Lakewood, were arraigned before
Judge Crabtree Saturday morning,
| charged with assault committed on
Norris Moore, also of Lakewood
Dispute over the ownership of an
axe caused the trouble. The trial
will be continued at the October
term of court, Garland and Curtis
being bonded to keep the peace.
Frederick E. Hall of New York
has purchased of w. F. Aiken, his
cottage on Dollard's hill, West Ellis
worth, and his camp on the shore of
Patterns pond. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
touring through Maine, were struck
by the view from the cottage, and
| in a few minutes had closed negotl-
ations for it. Mr.. Hall will make
repairs on both the cottage and
camp and occupy them summers.
The Thursday club will have a
lawn party at the home OF Mrs. y.
w. Tapley, on Main street, next
wednesday, July %, at 2.s0 p. M
Fancy articles, aprons, cooked 1000
candy and ice-cream will be sold
There will be attractions Tor tne
children. Good music will be FUR
nished and a lunch served. On the
following day, Thursday, July ~, a
nublic supper will be served at the
CONGREGATIONAL vestry at $50.
II. Blaine Davis was injured Sat
urday morning, while operating a
saw at his shop on School street.
He was saving a board, which new
from the machine, striking his body
inst below the bowels. 1t cut
through the outer flesh, but was pre-
vented from entering the body by
the pelvic bones. This probably
saved his life. His injuries were
pronounced not serious. and he Will
he able to resume his regular work
in day or two.
The opening Of the Ellsworth
Democratic Club in the Redman
building on State street will take
place next Monday evening, July ~,
at 7.3O. Mayor Ernest L. Mclean
NJ Augusta. candidate for governor,
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