Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-06-16
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German is now slowly improving.
George A. Partridge, E. H. S. '25,
now employed in Boston, spent the
weekend here His friends are glad
to learn that he is serving as assist
ant scoutmaster of Dorchester troop,
and is the youngest man in Boston
to hold so high an honor in the
Scouts. He is only eighteen years
of age.
t Machinery and equipment for
building the piece of concrete road
on the Bar Harbor road, have ar
rived in Ellsworth, and are now be-
ing unloaded and landed on the job.
Carlo Bianchi Co. of birmingham,
Mass, are the. sub-contractors in
charge. Work will begin at the
Ellsworth end.
The following election and ballot
clerks for the primary next Monday
have been appointed on the recon-
mendation of the republican city
committee: Ward 1 Frank s. Call,
Leonora G.. Higgins; ward 2, James
A. French, Leonice T. Holmes; ward
8, Andrew A. Weber, Richmond 1.
Moore; ward 4, Webster Higgins,
Frank Mullen; ward S, Reuel
| Bartlett, Agnes Milliken
Miss Isabel Phelps of Pao-Ting-
Flu, China, will address the ladies
of the Congregational missionary
! societies of Ellsworth and Ellsworth
! Falls at the Congregational vestry
next Monday afternoon, June 81, at
2.30. Miss Phelps has been on a
years furlough from her work in
| China, and will sail July IA on her
return. She is an interesting speak
err. 1t is hoped large number will
attend.
Pres. A. Lawrence Lowell of
Harvard delivered the commence
ment address Monday at the fifty
third annual commencement OF
| Boston University, at which 1000 de-
grees were awarded. Among the re-
/ cipients was Harvey M. Pickett OF
1 Ellsworth, who was granted the de-
gree of bachelor of business admin
| istration from the College Of Bust
ness Administration of the Uni
1 versity.
The monthly meeting and banquet
| of the chamber of commerce will be
held this evening at the Congrega-
tional vestry, at 7.30 o'clock. The
ladies of that society will serve the
| banquet. County Agent Bickford
| will tell of the operation of the CO.
operative creamery, a representative
of Lucerne-in-Maipe will speak on
the development there, and Benja-
min l.. Hadley of Bar Harbor, CHIEF
ranger of Lafayette National Park
will talk on the park. Some matters
of business will also be discussed.
The SamOset Co., subsidiary OF
the Maine Central, yesterday lnaug-
urated bus service between Ellis
worth and Bar Harbor The buses
now make three round trips daily,
meeting all trains, east and west
The fare from Ellsworth to Bar Har-
Dor is 81. The buses seat twenty
nine passengers, and have every
modern convenience. They are
painted in robins egg blue, with
white trimmings.
Sir knights of Blanquefort COM
mandery, K. T., by invitation Of
Bluehill Sir Knights, will attend
service at the Congregational church
| in Bluehill next Sunday morning, In
commemoration of St. Johns day.
Past Commander Ashley A. Smith OF
Bangor will deliver the sermon. Sir
Knights will assemble at Masonic
hall In Bluehill at 10 a. M, in full
uniform but without side arms.
The service is at 1890.
Car driving without proper lights
is not only dangerous, but, in Ellis
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