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14 torpor Doll Nawi, FricJsy, Dtsm Ur 25. 1953 T77oVo', I-1 i t'O IJL'il (U KCi Mil 'CT rr A iti ftiiRiiRrai rr ZT 7T ir t-i 7-r i-ll iRi 3ii IM iKi STATE AND COUNTY NEWS i Brothers Night Is Observed By Rebekah Lodge Brothers Night was observed by Vashti Rebekah Lodge at a Christmas party Wednesday evening at Odd' Fellow hall. Orrtngton Corner. Olft were exchanged from a gaily decorated Christmas tree and a Chrlatmaa program wa presented by Mra. Ellen Stewart, which Included the singing of carols with Parker Aubrey at the piano; and readings by Mrs.

Stewart. Refreshment were served under the supervision of Mrs. Chry-ttel Carter and Mrs. Margaret Harrlman. A brief business session preceded the program with Mrs.

Vino McDonald presiding. Thera will be a full rehearsal of the Rebekah degree at the next meeting. Polio Campajgn Plans Announced For Bar Harbor BAR HARBOR. Dec. 24 Announcement of plans for the March of Dimes In Bar Harbor during the month of January was made this week by Q.

Thomas Bowden, Jr, chairman of the local campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowden accompanied by Mrs. Alton Jordan attended the March of Dimes organizational meeting held recently in Ellsworth.

Mrss. Jordan will again head the Mothers March" In the 1954 campaign (January 2-31). Bar Harbor made an exceUent showing In the 1953 March of Dimes, topping all other communities In Hancock County. Although Bar Harbor families have been more fortunate this year In the number of polio cases, the burden is still great The National" Foundation for Infantile Paralysis must continue to treat thousands of case many of these In Maine. In addition to those cases still needing treatment, the National Foundation is now committed to a multi-million dollar field trial to be conducted thli coming summer, of the newly developed polio vaccine.

This year's slogan, Research Will Win," Is based upon the Poundstlons continued fight for a proven method of polio prevention. It Is hoped that all who responded so generously last year will come forward again during the 1954 campaign. Individuals and organizations wishing to take part In this very worthy cause are asked to contact either Mr. Bowden or Mrs. Jordan.

The dimes, dollars and services will be urgently seeded. Wright and Calvin Hanna of Winter Harbor. Mr. and Mra Wesley Ashe and daughters, Elizabeth and Mary Ellen, will be holiday guests of Mr. Ashe's parents, Mr.

and Mra Harry Ashe. Dayton Daley, who has employment In Norwich, Conn, will be a holiday guest of hit parent. Mr. and Mra Georgs Daley, Mr. and Mra George Harrlman and daughter, Pamela, of Ellaworth will be holiday guests of Mra Har-rim an 's parenta, Mr.

and Mra Shirley Jonea Paul Bunker and son, Dannie, of Bangor will be holiday guests of thgir grandparents and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mra Shephen Potter, respectively. Earl Driscoll, who has employment in Norwich, will be home for Christmas. William Madore of Milllnocket la making an extended visit with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Madore. Jdr. and Mra Alton Young will entertain their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra Melvin Havey, grandson and hi wife, Mr. and Mra Buddy Havey, and greet-grandson, Stephen, Christmas Day.

Mr. and Mra Arthur Johnson will be holiday guest of Mrs. Blanche York in Franklin. Mr. and Elwood Merchant will be holiday guest of hi sister, Mra Dora OLeary.

Richard Chaplea, who ha returned from the Philippines, is now stationed near Austin, Texaa Cha-plea ia in the Air Forca HU brother, Ray, Joined the Air Force in November. The Chaplea were formerly of Gouldsboro. Mr. and Mra Richard Steven, who have been visiting their aon, Thomas Stevena, in Providence, R. have returned and will spend the winter here.

Mra Amelia Ash will entertain the family group at Christmas tree and party Christmas Mr. and Mra Harry Ashe will entertain the family group Christmas afternoon and their aon and family, Mr. and Mra Wesley Ashe and daughter. Elizabeth and Mary Ellen of Shirley will be present Young of Ellsworth will be a holiday guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Young. Mra Minnie WUllami and Mr. and Mra Frank Gerrish will entertain at Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lendell Reilly of Bucksport and Mr.

tnd Mra Roger Williams of Bangor and Lenwood Sargent Mr. and Mra Chester Richard son are reported UL Vaughn Myrick. Jr, and Neal Jr, have been In Bangor and taken their first examination to become Army pilot. Mr. and Mra Lloyd Fernald and Mra Fernald mother, Mra Francis Seavey, will be guests Christmas Day of brother and aon and hU wife.

Mr. and Mra Arthur Seavey in Bar Harbor; and Mr. and Mra Amo Billing in Franklin. Mra Ethel Collins will be a holiday guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra Galen Seavey, in Corea Mr.

and Mra Stuart Campbell, son, Ronnie, and daughter, Connie. of Wilton, will be holiday guests of Mra Campbell parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Rolfe. Fred Clark, who vUited hU aon, Arthur, In Corea, has returned and la making his home with his daughter, Mra Carlton Rolfe.

Mr. Dora Fernald will be a holiday guest of her son and wife. Mr. and Mra George Fernald, in Stonington. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Bagley are entertaining Christmas Day Mra Bagley's unclea Calvin and Malcolm Tracy of Unionville. Mra Amelia Ash will have as holiday guests her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra Garry Albera, 8 Sgt Frank Myrick, who has Just finished communication school at Fort Devens. and hU wife and aon.

Dannie, will be hoUday guest of Myrick parent. Mr. and Mra Vaughn Myrick. After the holiday, 8 Sgt Myrick and family will go to St Louis, Mo, where he report for duty. -Mr.

and Mra Frank Whalen will be guests Christmas Day of their son and his wife, Mr. and Mra Ivory Whalen. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dorr are entertaining Christmas Day their sons snd daughter and families Mr.

and Mra Chester Dorr and son. David, of Suncook. N. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Harrington and baby, Steuben, Mr. and Mra Dwlnell Dorr and daughter, Diana and son, Everett Mr. and Mra Lester Spurting will have as holiday guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra Ralph Parritt and granddaughter and her husband. Mr.

and Mra Larry Sargent Southwest Harbor. Stonington Briefs STONINGTON. Dec. 24 Mr. and Mra Arnold Morey of Rockland and Cpl.

Malcolm Morey of Tort Leonard Wood. Mo, have been visiting Mri. Eliza Morey. Mrs. Herman Hutchinson Is home from Pennsylvania where she been visiting her daughter and family.

Eklpper Treat snd Clayton Oroxs are home from Nasson College. Owenita Knowlton. Dohald Williams and Tom McGuire are home from the University of Maine. Donald MacKey la home from Dartmouth College. Clyde Snow it home from the Northern Conervtory of Music.

Robert Brake. Sydney Gross snd Wendell Shepard are home from the Maine Maritime Academy. Lawrence Oliver, Jr, snd Clarence Oliver have been promoted to privates first class In Korea. Judy Cousins was given a surprise birthday party at her home. Jay Prime is home from the Blue Hill HorpitaL Mr.

snd Mrs. prentis Shepard and family have moved Into their new home. Mr. and Mr. Wallace Carler are here from Somerville, Ma.

The W-wns Chib held a children's Chnxlmas party Mon- Gouldsboro Briefs GOULDSBORO. Dec. 24 Mra Amelia Ashe and Mrs. Oarry Albers attended the Christmas concert la the gym at Ellsworth Sunday. Walter Young.

who has been visiting his parenta Mr. and Mra Theodore Young, returned to Boston Sunday for reassignment. Capt. Berry of the "Sunbeam" conducted the Christmas services at the Bunker Memorial Church Sunday and later called oh several frienda' The S. O.

8. Club remembered many "shut Ins" with Christmas glfta Lewis Bennett, who has been on vacation for the past two months, returned to his ship In New York Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorlng Smith of Hartford, will be holiday guest of Mra Smith's mother, Mrs, Mary Kingsley.

Mr. and Mra Bruce Shepherd of Allston, and Ruthle Wes-cott of Bar Harbor will be holiday guest of their parents, Mr. and Mra Charles Wescott Francis Wood of Gouldsboro and Newport, R. la spending the holidays with hla sisters and their husbands, Mr. and Mra Che ha Bailey and Mr.

and Mra John Locke of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. and Mn. Albert Ashley and daughter, Alison, will be holiday guests of Mra Ashley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Tarbox. Mr. and Mra Earle Tracy Jr. are entertaining at Christmas dinner Mn. Belva Beal of South Berwick and Mr.

and Mn. Earle Tracy, Sr, FETED AT SHOWER Miss Vera Driscoll, daughter of Mr. and Mra Earle Driscoll of South Gouldsboro. was guest of honor at a shower party late last week given by her mother, Mra Earle Driscoll, assisted by Gloria Quinn, Jane Quinn, Faye Wark, Mra Lawrence Stanley, Etta Merchant of Winter Harbor and Lou Ann Stinson of Prospect Harbor, Refreshments were served. Miss Driscoll received many gift.

Attending were Mra Carlton Joy and Etta Merchant, Winter Harbor; Mra James Plckop, Ashvllle; Mra George Duke, Mra Lawrence Bagley, Mra Roger Sargent, Mra Ulmer Kilton, Mra Cameron Mas-Gregor, Gloria and Jane Quinn, Paye Wark, Mra Lawrence Stanley and Lou Ann 8tlnson of Prospect Harbor and the hostess, Mrs. Earle Driscoll. Mr. and Mra Alan Tuttle tnd daughter. Nancy will spend the Christmas holiday with Mra Tuttles alster and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mra Mitchell Cope In Port-land. Mr. and Mra Guy Haycock will be holiday guests of Mrs. Haycock's mother, Mra Bernice McWhinney In Hyde Park, Masa Mr. and Mra Cyrus Whitaker will entertain Christmas day their sons, Millard of Bangor and Mr.

and Mra Orria Whitaker and daughter, Arlene. Mr. and Mra Leigh Coffin will entertain on tha holiday Mr. Coffins alster and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra Everett Tinker of Franklin.

Mr. and Mrs. Enos Tracy will entertain Christmas Day Mra Tracys aunt, Mra Emma Lindsley of Corea. Mr. and Mrs.

Neal Dow and son, Nesl Jr. wlH be holiday guests of their son and brother and wife, Mr. and Mra Roger Dow In Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Woodworth will be holiday guests of Mr. Woodworths mother, Mra Goldie Wood-worth in West Sullivan. Mr. and Mra Kenneth Woodworth have been guests of Mra Woodworth's niece and her husband, Mr. and Mra Sheldon Smith In Bernard.

Mr. and Mra John Hooper will entertain their granddaughter, Christine Hooper of Ellsworth on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mra Walter Bunker will be holiday guest of Mra Bunker's parents, Mr. and Mra Richard Willey in Ellsworth.

Mr. and Mra Fritz Bunker will be holiday guest of their daughter, Mary Ann and daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra James Dub-owick in Scarboro. Another daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra Frank Pilch and daughter, Jullanne of Lawrence, will be guest.

Mr. and Mra Malcolm MacGregor, daughter Marilyn, son Ronnie and Mr. and Mra Cameron MacGregor, daughters Colleen and Faye and son Cameron will be Christmas guests of Mr. and Mra Lawrence Beal In Blue Hill. Lewis Moore, will be holiday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Addison Hodgkins and family in Northeast Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tracy of Bar Harbor will be holiday guests of Mr, and Mra Alton Batson.

Mr. and Mra Richard Ashe will entertain on the holiday Mra Ashes sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra Robert Jordan of Bangor. At 8 oclock Christmae Eve Mr. and Mra Philip Tracy and daughter Mary Lou entertained at Christmas party and tree Mr.

and Mra Chandler Noyes. Chandler Jr, Mra Hayward Noyes. Mrs. Mary Noyes, Mr. and Mra Buzz McGee, Elizabeth Noyes, Mr.

and Mra Lendcll Reilly and Mra Mildred Reilly. Pfc. Lestle Tots, son of Mr. and Mra Kenneth Foss, Is home on leave for Christmas. Jfc.

Foss is stationed at Fort Eustia Va. A-2c Abll Briggs of Hunter Air Force Base. Savannah. Ga, and his brother, Acll Briggs Seaman first USN, who is stationed of the CSS Sherandoah, In Virginia re home on leave for Christmas week. The brothers will visit their mothchr.

Mra Myra Briggs, and sister, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, In Gouldsboro: a sister, Mra Kenneth Young, In Corea: a sister, Mrs. Amos Kelley, in AshvilIe, and brother, end sister In South Gouldsboro, Earl Briggs, tnd Mrs. Dayton Daley, Mr. and Mrs.

Alvah Norris ill entertain at Chrirtrrps dinner their son Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Edam 1 NEW POSITION Superintendent Carroll B. Ronco of School Union 103, which includes Lubec. Cutler and Whiting, will soon taka up his duties superintending Union.

9, which Includes Porter, Parsons field, Cornish, 8ebago, Baldwin and Hiram. Lubec School Head! To Take New Job i a LUBEC, Dec. 34-Carroll Ronco, currently superintendent Union 103, which Includes Lubec Cutler and Whiting, has announce hla election to the superintendent yi of Union 9, and will taka up hlif' duties there January 15. Union Includes the towns of Porter, Par sonsfleld, Cornish, Sebsgo, Baldwtrf and Hiram. Superintendent Rinco, who ha served at Lubec since July, 1948 was graduated from Gorham State Teachers College, and has nearly, completed the program of work fon a master's degree at the University of Maine.

Preceding his superintendency in Union 103, he was principal of PemeUe High School at Southwest! Harbor for five years. The remain lng portion of his seventeen year of educational work have been as, an elementary and a secondary teacher in Maine and Connecticut Currently president of the Wash- lngton County Schoolmens Associaj tlon, Ronco ia also a member of National Education Association, thfc Maine Teachers Association. th Washington County Teachers Ts sociatlon and ths Teacher's Club Union 103. He ha served at president of ths! Mens Fellowship of the Lube Congregational Church and Is member of Mt. Desert Lodge.

Botl Mr. and Mr. -Ronco are member? of the Lubee Grange and the East era Star. Mra. Ronco, a past presl-v dent of the Lubec Woman Clutn and of ths Thursday Club, 1 now, serving on the board of director? of the Womans Club.

Ronco ha? starved as a past local chairman ot Ronco In the tame capacity for th Polio campaign. During Ronco tenure here, th? Lubec elementary schools have been; consolidated snd leorganlzed wlthj the construction of a new garmmar school on South Street, and ths, dosing of the rural school. vTw noon lunch cafeterias servs thsj pupils of all Lubee schools. Musi education has been addea to all th schools of the union, snd this addl- tlon hss brought Lubec a school band of more than forty member. Driver education has been made a part of ths high school program,) and plans are well along on a shop-; gymnasium plant to round out the; Ronco has also been In- strumental in Initiating and or ganlzing the Red Cross summefj swimming program.

Bucksport Brief: Dec. 24 Ross Bannermsn of Etngor waa ths gueit speaker at a meeting of the Bucksport Llona Club held at the Bucksport Sea Orlll last The club voted to donate to -the Christmas lighting display and the Christmas Welfare It was announced that the annual ladies night party would be held January 16th. Girl Scout Troop 1 of Bucksport with Mrs. Bernlc Olsen leader, sang carols this week, visiting all ths girl mot-iera, committee mem-beri, and shut-ins in town. Cadet Robert R.

Harrlman Of Norwich University, Northfield, Vt Is spending the holiday! with his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Har-riman on lower Mala street Nancy Ann McLeod of th River Road la ependlng part vf the Christmas vacation with her grandmother, Mr. John Mclod In Bangor. Richard Arnold, a student at the University of Maine, is at home for th Chrlatmaa vacation.

Mrs. David Buck of Orland ia spending Christmas with her daughter Thomas Crosley and family In Auburndale. Mass. Mr. and Mra.

Paul Cowley and daughter Paulette of Portland are spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor on Spring street. Bucksport Assembly No. 5 Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a srml-formal dance at the i Bridge street school from 8 to 13 Satur-, day evening, may be b4 tained from members or at ths door.

1 Mias Atfcte Pied Hew to Long Mind, N. Y. to spend the Christ-mas vacation wit her sister snd family. Mr, snd Mrs. Wayne Shirley if irendirg the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mr Orville Shirley on Verona. Miav Marie Ise Chlpman has motored to South Carolina and will go on to Texas Sa a holiday guet of Mr. and Mis. Leo Cox, It, and family. Ellsworth cotes ELLSWORTH.

Dec, 24 Mr. Evelyn Keisor ha returned to her home on Plantation 8 alter being patient at the Eastern Maine General hospital, Bangor Alo Albert C. Young and A3c Larry C. Young, of the V. 8.

Air Potce, who have been stationed at Cheyenne, Wyoming, aie spending short furlough with their parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Shelley P. 'Yoting at Ellsworth Falls. Mrs.

Prance McMahon of Qutefis, New York 1 opening her emptier home on he Bucksport Road after the Christo as holiday. X3c Kauri Jordan who 1 stationed at Kcesler Air Force Base In Biloxi, Miss, la spending a 15-dap furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hallet Jordan. Mr.

Glendon Sprague tnd Infant ion. Richard Elwood. have returned to their home on Liberty atret from the Mount Desert Island hospital. Bar Harbor. A2c Robert Kagerty who la stationed with the U.

8. Air Force at International Airport. West Palm Beach, Florida, la spending a Christ mss furlough with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Higerty.

Student! from the Unlveratty of Maine who are spending their Christmas vacations at the home Cthelr parent, are: Jean Partridge, Betty Lou LaFurley. Joseph Stockbridge, Jr, George C. Allen, Lorraine Allen, Paul Ftrlotte, Joan Khight, Mary and Jane Moore, Joyce Tracy, Mary and Shirley Lichfield. MA and Mrs. Reginald C.

Density of Oreenbelt, Maryland, are announcing the birth of a son, Thomas Mark, at the Arlington hospital. Arlington. Ya, December, 10. Mrs. Danshy is the former Jeanette Sargent of Ellsworth.

A3c Ronald Jordan who la stationed at Lowry Air Force Base In 'Denver, Colo, is spending a Christmas furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl O. Jordan. at their home on Fourth street.

Kenneth Llnscott, son of Mr. and Mrg. Donald Llnscott, is recovering at his home from an appendectomy. -Lieut Louise Jones of Washington, D. is visiting her mother, Mrs.

Hattie Jones, at her home on the Baystde Road. Mrs. Chester Jones has been a guest of Mrs. Ruby Smith at her home in Steuben. Jack Dunleavy, a student at Boston University, is spending his Christmas vacation with his mother, Mrs.

Frank J. Dunleavy. Second Lt. Donald W. McGown, son of Lt Cmdr.

Monroe Y. Me-Corn, Jr, and the late Mrs. was graduated from Signal Corps Officer's Basic Course at Castine Briefs CAST1NE, Dec. 24 The Witherle Memorial Library will be closed four library day sUrting Wednesday, and will re-open Wednesday, January 13. There will be not overdue fee on books due during that period, lt they are returned on the first day the Library is reopened.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Douglas and daughter, Brenda, of Gorham are spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Douglas' parents, Mr. tnd Mrs.

Charles Bowden. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Devereaux are spending the Christmas holidays with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Fair-weather. Dr. and Mrs. W. Merritt Emeri son and Justus Emerson of Bangor will spend Christmas Day with Dr.

and Mrs. Emersons son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. W. Merritt Emerson. Mr.

and Mrs. Pandell Peterson and daughter. Jane, are spending the Christmas vacation with her parents In Saco. Mrs. Nina Grant is spending the Christmas vacatioh at her home In Sedgwick.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sawyer and children, Mona and Toni, of Wa-terville are spending the holidays with Mrs. Sawyer's paVents, Mr. and Mr.

Emery Witham. Richard Fayson, who has been the gueat of hla mother, Mrs. Harold Fayson and family tor the past few days, will return to New London, Conn, on Christmas afternoon. Miss Jane Switzer, a student at the Emma. Willard School, Troy.

N. is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Switzer.

Mr. and Mra. Mavn: rd Wtggtn and children. Bob and BiU. of Rockland are spending the Christmas holiday with Mra.

Wlggln's parent. Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. Mra.

Lewis Garland and children. Peter, Dana and Jill, of Bartlett, N. are spending Christmas Day with Mrs. Garland's parents, Capt end Mrs. Rodney Gray.

Mr. and Mra. Lrland Perkins and children, Lee and Keith, iff White Plains. N. are spending the Christmas holiday at their summer home on Pleasant Street Miss Lola Moore, a student at Bangor High Schccl, la spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Moore. Mr. and Mrs. tanger Howard anj children.

Charlann and Ramond. are spending the Christir.sa holiday With their parents in Chicago, 111. Lt. and Mrs Kenneth Brown and children, David and Christine, are spending the Christmas holiday with his parents, Mr. tnd D.

News Briefs u. wooe Fort Monmouth. December 17. Lt McOown was graduated Ellsworth High School in 1949, and from the University of Maine In June 1953. -Completing the foug months' course in the Officers' Department of ths Signal School.

Lt. McGown has been transferred to Camp Gordon. He will spend hla Christmas furlough with his father at Annapolis. Md and with his brother, M. Y.

McGown HI, at Falls Church. Va. Miss Diane Richmond, a student at Gorham Teachers College, is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Richmond, at their home or the Surry Road.

CONTEST rSIZES Prizes were awarded Monday evening for the annual Christmas Home Lighting contest which is sponsored by the Ellsworth Garden Club In conjunction with the Merchants Association program. The winners were: Class 1, Doorway Decorations, first prize, pressure cooker, Mr. and Mrs. Harris McLean, Church Street; second prize, electric com popper, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Morse, Water Street; honorable mention, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lovell, West Main Street. Class 3, Outside Decorations (overall), first prize, musical Nativity set, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Ehrlen-bach. Union Street; second prize, two-piece scissors set. Dr. and Mrs. M.

A. Torrey, SUM Street. Class 3, Inside Decorations as -een from the outside, first prize, Uble lamp, Mr. and Mr. Hervey Phillips, Bayvlew Avenue; second prize, metal bird feeder, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Robert Jordan, Franklin Street Mrs. Cheater Jones entertained at luncheon Tuesday In honor of her sister-in-law, Lieut Louise Jones, who Is In Ellsworth on a furlough from Washington, D. C.

Present besides the guest of honor and the hostess were: Mrs. Hattie Jones, Mrs. Beatrice Jones, Mrs. Christine Sommer, Mrs. Alice Tllden, Ml as Eleanor Jones, Mrs.

Harriet Mahon and Mrs. Stanwood Sterling. Stanley Richmond, who has been a patient at ths Mount Desert Island Hospital, Bar Harbor, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Chandler Richmond at their home on the Surry Road. Johnnie Higgins of Ellsworth has returned home after being a patient at the Mount Desert Island Hospital, Bar Harbor.

Miss Eleanor Jones who teaches in Brunswick High School is spending the Christmas holidays at her home on the Bayslde Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin art on a vacation trip to- Philadelphia, Pa, where they will visit friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo F. Young are visiting his father, Young, on Lincoln Street. Deer Isle Briefs DEER ISLE, Dec. 24 Adelaide Joyce has gone to Massachusetts for the winter.

I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuntzleman have gone to Delroy Beach. Fla. Brenda Lee Webb, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Webb of Sandy Point, was crlstened Sunday at the Church-on-the-Hlll. Four generations were present: Mrs. Nettle Stinson, great-grandmother; Mrs. Waldo Taylor, grandmother; Mrs.

Raymond Webb and Brenda Lee. Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Conary have gone to Roeedale, N. for the holidays. Mrs. J. E.

Carlander is a patient at the Eastern Maine General Hospital In Bangor. BIU Haviland of Philadelphia Is visiting the Brewsters for the holiday. Mrs. 8ydney Treat and son Lawrence have returned to Malden, Mass. Bemic Barbour Is home from Boston here shs has been a surgical patient Sgt.

and Mrs. Rupert Colcord of interport and Mrs. Raymond Berry of Brewer have been guests of Mrs. Colcord's father, Everett Dunham. Mr.

and Mr. Howard Haskell have gone to Huntington. for the holidays. Alice Shepard is home from Ca-Une Hospital. Alice Stinson is home from the Blue HU) Hospital Chilean Scientist Comes To Bar Harbor BAR HARBOR.

Dec. 24 Dr. Ouitavo Hoecker of the School of Medicine of the University of Chile, Santiago, arrived here this week to spend a year at the Jack-son Laboratory. Dr. Hoecker, a Guggenheim fellow, will do Immunological work on blood groups of mice.

He Is working In the laboratory of Dr. George Snell who 1 spending the winter the University of Texas Dr. Hoecker Is residing at the Miller cottage. K. Brown, In Hampton.

N. H. Lt. and Mrsi Robert Bergeron ere spending the Christens vacation with their parents In Old Orchard. Jacqueline snd Arthur Wards ell of Bangor were guests of their grandparents, Mr.

snd Mrs. Frank 8. Wsrdwell. on Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Folk of New York City art spending the holiday weekend with their daughter an.i son-ln-lsw, Lt, Cmdr. and Mrs. Paul Stearns. Captain snd Mrs.

George Rm-ene are spending tha Christmas holiday with her parents h. Dover, Mass. -te" 1 a. ISLAND WOMAN MISSING The Hancock County Sheriff's Office Thursday reported the disappearance of Mra Emily Sprague of Swan's Island, who was last seen in Ellsworth earlier this week. She lt 46 years old, five feet five inches tall, weighs 165 pounds, has brown eyes, brown hair and a very dark complexion.

Hatless. she was last seen wearing a blue coat and black slacka She may be an amnesia victim. Anyone seeing -her is asked to notify Austin Sprague, Swan's Island or the Hancock County Sheriffs Office. Bar Harbor HiY Has Yule Dinner; Other YMCA News BAR HARBOR. Dec.

24 The Hi-Y Club of the YMCA held It Christmas meeting Wednesday. A turkey dinner waa followed by group singing, under the direction of Edward Delullo. The high school quartet also sang several number. Bud Leavitt the guest of honor, gave a very Interesting talk on high school athletics snd hunting snd fishing. Bud had Charlie Miller, well-known Maine guide, with him, and Charlie told a few of his stories.

Guests at the dinner Included John Whitcomb, Arthur Brown, Donald Dyer, James Toman, Ed DeluUo and the quartet Liston Paquet did some of the best bowling of the current season on Friday night when he bowled a five string total of 652, Just one pin under the season record. The Walk Overs and Flying Saucers are having a good battle for first place in the team standings. At the end of the tenth week the Flying Sauceis have a record of 2-11, being followed by the Walk Overs with a mark of 51-12. Bob Carr leads the Individual bowlers with a mark of 98.7. The first ten bowlers are Carr, Morang, Frame, H.

Wilkenson, Paquet. A. Wilkenson, Simones McGrath. Marshall and Collier. All have averages above 95.0.

The Knickerbockers and Hawks are showing the way in the Little League basketball. Both have records of two victories and one defeat. Rams and Yigilantees have each won a game and lost two. The competition has been very even and the play of good caliber. Two games were played Monday night, the Knlcks defeating the Hawks 14-13 In a well played game.

Mike Reed led the Knlcks to victory scoring eight points. Bennet Lls-comb was a fine floor player for the winners and scored three points. Phil Norton and Sandy Burch were top players for the loser? The Vigilantees, led by Bob Young tnd Bob Blake, had little trouble with the Rams, beating them 17-9. Robert Ames was outstanding for the Rams, scoring lix points. Their guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Newman, Miss Mildred Palmer and Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Phalen. Mr. and Mra. Sklaroff are leaving before Christmas for Philadelphia. They plan to be away for some weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cockcroft have gone to Fall River, Mass, for Christmas. Both Mr. and Mra Cockcroft have relatives In that city.

About 375 children were guests of the management of the Park Theater at a special matinee Saturday afternoon. Through the generosity of Richard Jackson and El-well Trunday candy was given to each child. Melvin Philippa left Monday for the Eastern Slopes Inn at North Conway. Ni where he will be employed durmg the holiday. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Worcester entertained a party of frienda at a buffet suppet supper and a social evening. Sunday'. Their guests were 8gt. Lewrence Allen, from Dow Air Force Base, Mr.

and Mra. Ev-erard Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Frost, Mra Lowell Lurvey, Mount Desert, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, Mra Alice Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Workman. Mr.

and Mra Maurice Rich have moved this seek into their new home. Mra. Robert Archilles is staying with her parents. Mr. and Mra Calvin Alley.

Mr. and Mrs. Archilles hav been at Burnt Coat Harbor Light but Archilles Is now a surgical patient at the Brichton Marine Hospital, Brighton, Mass. Ellsworth Democrats To Fern Committee FLLFWORTII. Dec.

enrolled Democrat have been uned to attend a party crucus at Ellsworth City Hull Tuesday evening. December 23. at 7.33 o'clock. The purpose Is to organize city committee. Charlotte Jordan Wed In Ellsworth ELLSWORTH.

Dec. 24 Sunday afternoon at the United Baptist Church In Ellsworth, Miss Charlotte' Nancy Jordan became the bride of John Miller Whitmore, aon of Mr. end Mrs. John Whitmore of Bucksport. The Rev.

Paul F. Kelratead, pas tor, officiated at tha double ring ceremony. Frederick T. Qrindla, church organist, played the wed' ding music and waa accompanist for Miss Erva Giles, soloist, who sang Because" and I Love You Truly." The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a long gown of white satin and old lace with train. Her fingertip veil, which fell from a crown shaped headdress decorated with seed pearls, waa of net and lace.

She carried a bouquet of white carnations with orchid and ribbon streamers. Mrs. E. Robert Jordan, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor length wine velveteen gown, princess style with scalloped neckline.

Her matching scalloped headdress and muff were decorated with shattered pink car nations. The ring bearer waa Thomas Murray Jordan, brother of the bride. Best man was Ralph Jewett of Stonington. and ushers were Law rence Collier of Ellsworth, Edwin Miller of Bangor, X. Robert Jordan and Hadley Jordan, both of Ella-worth, brothers of the bride.

Mrs. Millard Jordan, mother of the bride, wore a drew of navy crepe with matching accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. Mn. John Whitmore, mother of the bridegroom, wore a dress of teal blue with black accessories.

Her corsage also waa pink rosea. A wedding reception followed al; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Collier In Trenton. Mrs.

Collier, cousin of the bride, greeted the guests, assisted by Mrs. E. Robert Averlll of Ellsworth. Miss Rosa Morris of Columbia Falla was In charge of the gueat book. The refreshments table, presided at by Miss Margaret Cunningham, was decorated with white chrysanthemums and silver candlestick.

The bride' cake, made by Mrs. Earl O. Jordan, aunt of the bride, was served by Mrs. E. Robert Jordan after ths traditional first slice had been- cut by the bride and bridegroom.

Mr Glenlce Mc-Nellly presided at the punch bowl Assisting in serving were Mr. Kenneth Jordan. Mra Robert Cottle, Mra Ralph Jewett and the Misses Patricia Tllden and Christine Gardner. Pot a wedding trip to Boston and vicinity by motor the bride wore a suit of Scottish wool plaid with matching hat and brown fur coat and complimented this with a white orchid corsage. On their return the young couple will reside In Ellsworth.

The bride Is a graduate of ths Ellsworth schools and attended tha University of Maine where ah Is a member of the Delta Zeta Sorority, she la a member of the Ellsworth OES, and la employed at the of Silsby and Silsby in Ellsworth. -Whitmore is a graduate of ths Bucksport school and the University of Maine. He is submaster, coach and teachor of mathematics tnd science at George Steven Academy, Blue Hill Out-of-town guests Included: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dow, Portland; Mr.

and Mr. O. Frank Sam-mU Jr, Howland; Mr. snd Mrs. David McCarthy, Brooklln; Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Kenney, Brewer; Mr. tnd Mrs. Daniel Young, Augusta; Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Packard, Northeast Harbor: Mr. and Mrs. Levi Flint, Rockland; Walter E. Dyer. Rockland; Mr.

and Mra. Alton Grlndie, Bucksport; Mrs. Pauline Gardner, Northeast Harbor; Miss Blanche Abbott, Bucksport; Mr and Mrs. Carlton Gray, Brookllh; Richard Berry. Bucksport; William Walker, Bucksport; Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Holbrook, Glenbum; Mrs. Peter Springer. Maria ville; Mr. and Mri.

John Whitmore. Bucksport; Miss L. Rosa Morris. Columbia Falls: Mrs. Jasper Wilbur.

Lyle Wilbur, East-brook; Mrs. E. J. Morgan. Twin Falls, Idaho; and Mr.

snd Mrs, Ralph Jewett, Stonington. day with 40 children and 25 members of the club present. Grand Master Albert Mscrhall and Grand Marshal James Shannon of Owls Head hive made an official Inspection of Jo's'ia Lodce. The lodge ws am aided a certificate of achievement. Grand Conductor Alvin Lord entertained them.

Mr. and Mr. JHward Carter have to Eaucus. Mass, Laddie Myrick of E.rch Hirhnr is visiting here. Jackson Lab Lists Yuietide Events BAR HARBOR.

Dec. 24 Dr. snd Mrs. C. C.

Little entertained the Laboratory Carolers Tuesday nlsht after the group had made a tour sbout town singing to Invalids and shut-ins. The group was comprised of about 35 carolers, directed by Dr. Allen Griffen. They gathered at tha home of Dr. and Mra.

Philip R. White and visited the Mount Desert Island hospital as their first stop. Mra Naomi Mitchison, who visited her son, N. A. Mitchison, hers last month, has written her Impressions of Bar Harbor In an article published November 25 in the Manchester Guardian.

Included In the account waa a description of her first-hand experience with the Bar Harbor fire department when the oil stove In her son's apartment caught fire. Holiday guests of Mra Lydia Richardson will be her -son snd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra Clifford Richardson, and their children, Jimmy and Ann, who will travel here from Nashville, Tenn, for Christmas. Mra Wayne Gilley, the former Mary Grave, and son, Richard Wayne, arrived Thursday from Portland to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrta Graves of Northeast Harbor. Mra Gilley formerly was employed by the Laboratory. Mra Elizabeth Chauncey left December 24 for New York City tnd Princeton, N. to spend the holidays with her four chilren. Mr.

and Mra Wilson snd sons. Hany and Millard, will spend Christmas In Hancock with her parenta Mr. and Mra Sibley Martin Miss Mary ann Mae of Portland Is visiting her fiance. Dr. C.

K. Chat, for the holldaya Miss Mary Beth Dreisbach left Wednesday for Weiss port, to spend Christmas with her paienta Mr. snd Mra Jsy Dreisbach. Mra Margaret Rltterson will travel to Roselle Park, N. to spend the holidays with her brother, Bob Hamilton.1 Dr.

Paulo R. P. Borges will spend Christmas Eve with Dr. an! Mra E. S.

O'Meara of Ellsworth -and will spend Christmas Day with Mr. and Mra Benjamin Hinckley -of Ellsworth. Miss Nancy Ourney, former employee of Hamilton Station, au returned to Bar Harbor for the holidays. She Is staying at the YWCA. Mias Betty Foerster Is spending the holidays In Boston.

Mra Adele DuBuls tnd Miss Edna Dubuls will be guests of Miss Joan Staata and Miss Florence Smith for Chrtstmas dinner. LeRoy Dube left December 24 for Fall River, Mass, to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mra Oscar J. Dube. Miss Helen MacPherson if, for Wyandotte, Mich, to.

spend the holidays with her parenta Mr rnd Mra John MacPherson. snd with her sister. Virgins. Mbs Jean Scott, a thirJ-year student at Antioch college. Is visiting her parenta Dr.

and Mra J. P. Scott for the holidays. Robeit Curran has left for Boston to join Mra Curran ah? is visiting her parenta Mr. and Mra Frank O'Reilly for tha holldaya WiUys Silvers hss left for Nfw York City to spend Christmas with his parenta Dr.

snd Mrs. lewis Silvers, Soullivcct Harbor SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Dec. 24 Mr. snd Mrs. William Eklarotf entertained party of friends at dinner and followed by tarda.