Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-08-18

! M. Mckinney, who will spend few
weeks with old friends in Aroostook
county
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell
have returned to their home in Med
ford, Mass, attire a visit with Mr..
Campbell's uncle, Dennis Mccarthy.
" Miss Marion Donnell, who has en-
ployment in Boston, is enjoying a
two-weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Donnell.
y Mrs. Henry Russell and daughter
Lillian returned to their home in
Warren today, after a visit of few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Austin K.
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Higgins,
of Maiden, Mass, arrived Monday
for a visit with Capt. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Smith at their home in
Bayside. a.
u Mrs. George Hoye and son George,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coughlin, have
returned to their home in West
Somerville, Mass.
Bertram Hall and daughter
Eleanor Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tracy
and daughter Pauline of West
Acton, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Tracy the past week.
Supt. C. O. Turner, with Supt.
Frank D. Rowe of Warren and Supt.
George H. Beard of Bar Harbor, left
Monday for Castine to attend the
! conference of superintendent.
A daughter, Elizabeth Eleanor,
| was born July 20 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Michens of Butler, N. j.
Mrs. Michens was formerly Miss
Mary j. Hawkes. of Ellsworth and
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Mary Jordan Leighton OF
Beechland, Ellsworth, entertained
on Sunday four of her old scnool-
mates-Mr. and Mrs. John N. Car
penter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman Law
renee, and Mrs. Lawrence's mother,
lsMrs. Ola Lock, all of Bangor. :,
Il The East Surry Farm Bureau Will
Iihaye a baked bean supper, SATURDAY.
IiAug. 81, at Rural hall. Supper Will
Ebe served between and T.
lPrice IS cents. After the supper, a
Isocial hour will be enjoyed, when
quilts, fancy articles, etc., will DC
sold. ,.
The members Of Lygonia lodge
r and A. NJ, have been invited by
Felicity lodge of Bucksport, to
clambake and field day at Old Fort
Knox tomorrow, Aug. 10. The les.
tiyities will begin at 10 a. m. II
stormy, the outing will take place
/ the first fair day.
The Ellsworth branch of the Reo
Cross is planning to have first-alo
and rest tent at the Ellsworth fair,
and requests the loan of tent. II
should be large enough to hold al
least one cot bed, settee ana
several chairs. Please communicate
with Rev. Charles G. Girelius, CHAIR
man executive committee.
Report of Ellsworth nursing ser
vice for July follows: Visits TO
pa ients-Acute, 81; chronic, loi
maternity, 81. Welfare-lnfants
g.: pre-school child, l; school child
81. tuberculosis, 5. Visits to
natients not seen, 4. Visits on be-
half of patients, %. Total visits,
1876. Fees collected, s22.52.
| Forrest Young and Joseph Wood
arrested last week at Corea by
Sheriff Macomber, in connection
with the seizure of thirty gallons OF
liquor, were arraigned in the EMS
worth municipal court FRIDAY
charged with illegal possession
Fine of $500 and costs and thirty
days in Jail, was the sentence I'M
posed in both cases. Appeals were
taken and bonds furnished.
The twentieth annual reunion OF
the Fullerton family was held at tne
Bayside grange hall, August ~
with forty attending. A bountifu4
dinner was served at noon, a1tei
which a business meeting and socla
time were enjoyed. officers elected
President, Joseph Fullerton; wee
president, c. T. Hodgkins; treas,
urer, Carrie Pratt; secretary, Ailce
Hodgkins. A program of vocal anc
instrumental music, readings anc
stories was enjoyed. 1t was votec
to meet August IL next year.
| This is the day OF the baptls'
lawn party at the parsonage lawn
There are all the customary booths
and cafeteria lunches are belne
served. This evening, under the dl
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