Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-06-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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worth at least, is expensive. The
| State police are active, and Judge
Crabtree is showing but little SYM
pathy for drivers charged with not
| having proper lights. Three drivers
have been brought before the court
| during the past week on such
| charges. Forrest Moore of Ellsworth
and Seth Hodgdon Of Bluehill were
fined SO and costs each, and Gerald
Moore of Ellsworth was fined IS.
( The attractiveness Of the new
Charles Holz baker shop on the
corner of Main and Franklin streets
has been greatly increased during
the week by few improvements
and additions. Awnings have been
put up at the display windows and
| the smaller windows on the second
floor, concrete steps have been built
at the store entrances and bright
lettered signs have been arranged.
Minor work has also been done on
the interior. Mr.. Holz has recently
purchased a Graham ton delivery
truck.
Augustus Kincaid of Ellsworth
Falls was struck by car driven by
Miss Pauline Austin last Friday eve
ming, in the square at the Falls. Mr..
Kincaid started to cross the road as
Miss Austin was coming down the
Bangor road toward Ellsworth. She
turned the car slightly to pass be-
hind him, but Mr.. Kincaid hesitated
and stepped back. He was struck
and knocked down, receiving cut
on the head, and other bruises He
was taken to the Hurley hospital,
where his injuries were pronounced
not serious.
At the Unitarian church last Sun
day morning there was unique and
pretty Children's day service, "Cnll-
dren and Flowers" The children OF
the church school took part In sing
ing and exercises. The pastor, Rev.
Charles G. Girelius, spoke on the
Message of the Flowers" A feature
~ the service was the distribution
of flowers to those IN the CONF
ton by children. Ella ROBINSON %
she passed the baskets 10 the CHI
dren distributing the movers hv
cited the little poem, uou' ~
Frances Wright Turner.
p,ons for Ellsworth's big Fourtn
=. Nv celebration are we'll matuIeu.
Already there are lndlca'ion u;I, No a
the automobile paraoe W., for
gorgeous display. Here 49, their
come who intend to decorate sn
oars Miss Marshall, Dennlson nd n
# instructor, who IS az ~, a, and
store this week, has sKe'one 5 will
Cultures of decorated cars, anu snp-
10 clad to give some usetul 40
nostions. The fair associa.,4n hrine
se a,1, For the afternoon Should " r r
s lamh some good horses
.usck is in fine condition.
special meeting of the , Unitarian 1ast
u,oman,s Alliance was he,u MIS-
Wednesday afternoon VIZ renort
C;relius gave an interestlne IA IN
"" ~ anniversary meeting neiu ,nn 49,
poston. May $3.50. The lollo on,
n So;rnaen of committees were ap
cna,t Cd FOR the annual mid-sumhe.
a";n ~ he held August 4 ana ..
Eoncv work. Mrs. c. E. Alexanoel'
s az, Mrs Henry Gould; canay'
Mrs F. L. Kent; rummage taple,
Mrs ]. A. Peters; flowers, Miso
Helen Adams; grabs, Miss floIen ms
HAYNES: luncheon, Mrs. n. " -
good. A public supper will be ser'eu
the second day of the fair
Mrs Cora E. Campbell OF Bangor
ord Charles L. Mitchell of ELLSWORTH
were married on Saturday, June ~,
~ The home of the groom on Cnapel
street. Rev. Charles G.. Glrellus'
nastor of the Unitarian church, o.
fciated. using the single-rlng ST.
vice A large number OF reiatlvss
and friends were present. The prlue
wora gown of pale blue crepe anu
wore corsage bouquet OF pinK
49, The rooms were prettlly
aooorated with roses. After the cere-
49, 49, refreshments were served:
nv n.y. hr,de has a large number Oh
friends in Bangor. me s 90 home
we'll known in Ellsworth, MS a VIZ
town. He is now employed as p ~
NV the Morang-RoDihson LAW
Garage. The bride recelVeo ~
pretty gifts.
uonrv Dorgan employed wen wen.
ne E,,sworth carpenter to repair
his cottage at Bayside las! weoA chin
Manned to have the pudloin Tha oar
pled and new steps pulit. - do the
nonter went to the seashole ~ 49, wife
YORK Sunday Mr.. Dorgan ~ amu we're
drove down to clean up. A ana the
onnsiderably surprised TO nnu
Lace unchanged. the olu ~ manv
l p e,es that had weatherea ~ ~ cot-
as1 5ee s5Esss sn % sess
or %o, ess up the 5 stxs1 a isS% t ssinssa
gan camp, had Mr. Ssen Dorgan didn, +
know sne Ts that his sxas ST. 5~a and
but the carp na .stwin." As it STANDS
got the wr 0nrgan is having his cot
t nuS' singled and = new nex s'e roof. He
Mr. NJ Goodwin has a new
should worry! ,ros.