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Ellsworth American : August 7, 1918 American. T***Cllf.ttwtl) \ol. LXI\ ( ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 7, 1918. I ft™*i Mo. 22. —————— — "i...—- ■ — 'A Vi. —«i — a __ .... ■ tage for a short time, and when she re abtontigmuntg. LOCAL AFFAIRS turned, it was in Aames. The Are hai evidently started from the cook stove IfKW ADVKKTIHRMKNTN TMIH WKBK The loss is only partially covered by in Watch lost surance. Bangor fair Chain found Mias M. E. Holmes, cou^y chairman o Bllvy’s garage the National Woman's War Work council Bijou the itre — My Four Yeara in Germans will attend sessions of the council, Augus Thje First Board a foa sale 13 and 14, and a State conference 01 N E Tel A Tel Oo Furniture for Bale August 15 at Portland. The conference oi Ij Commissioner*^ notice August 13 will be held at hall, am J A Thompson—Flags Frye’s i / will include Waier Power of Maine luncheon at the Hostes Dollar Hancock Co Savings Bank and a fol- E F house, Cape Elizabeth, visit every department, Check, 3 Robinson—Victrolas etc. To build a house J A Haynes—Cash and carry lowing the afternoon meeting at tbi you must lay the first brick. and Safe Union Trust Co—Bank-book lost Hostess bouse, Diamond island. Savings Deposit, L E Treadwell —Farm machinery fully | To build a fortune must save Statement of the Tremont Havings bank The local passenger train down thi you the first dollar. for Notice of foreclosure—Barah Burrill equipped your needs. Tatley Mt. banking y Desert branch Saturday noon wai Arui’n*. Me: Have YOU started a derailed between Franklin Road anc “building” bank account 1 Your account is solicited. k Vickery A Hill Pub Co yet Hancock. The accident is attributed t< the foundation for spreading rails. All the cars left the Lay your future success. SCHEDULE OF MAILS % rails, the express car turning over AT ELLSWORTH POSTOFPICB. Ralph Carpenter of Northeast Harbor Begin building your Savings Account to-day. In effect* June 34, tttJ8- express messenger, had two ribs fractured Bank with us. but after treatment at the Bar M A1 Lt» HIECkIVdV. Harboi Week hospital was able to go to his home Daya. _ i From None of the Iln Wk*t-6.55 a m; 4.21, 7.08 pm. passengers were injured. From East—12.28, 5.42, 10.87 p m. H0 87 mail Ellsworth friends of Mr. and Mrs. El- not distributed until following morning.) mer Pettengill will be interested to know Sunday*. that their sou, Francis W.. has has been UNION ThUST COMPANY i! From Wrat—6 55 am. given a commission as second lieutenant, * No mail Haynes Prices Are Lowest from east Sunday. and is in the chemical warfare service. q/’Ellsworth,Maine MAILS CLOSR AT POSTOPPICR He expects to go overseas soon. Lieut. was educated in Salt • Week day§. Pettengill Bucksport Heavy Pork, 30c W lb, Going bat-11.40 a ro; 4.50 and 9 p m. seminary and Wesleyan university, An average of 12c on a dollar. Going East—6.30 saving am; 8 40 p ra. Middletown, Conn., graduating last year. Climax Coffee, lb, 20c Sunday*. For the past year he has been with the Barritt Going W»st-5.10 and 9 m. Manufacturing Co., of Philadel- An average saving of 20c on a dollar. p WHY BE A No mail east DRIFTER? Sunday. > phia. j Climax Tea. Like a lb, 40c Nine members of Iotsononnia band of (lowing river, some people follow tlie lines of leabt resistance An of Registered mail should be at half average saving 15c on a dollar. postoffice Camp Fire girls of Ellsworth, with their all their cash for luxuries. an hour before mail closes. and-spend surplus is but guardian, Mrs. H. C. Jordan, participated Drifting easy Compound Lard, lb, 25c accomplishment requires determination. Decide to save in a grand council or field day of Camp- all you can. An of lie on a dollar. 1 average saving Fire girls at last Start an account with the Hancock Herman E. Hill of Boston was in Ells- Hampden Wednesday. County Savings Bank. Eleven Red Salmon, can, 25c worth for the week-end. bands were represented. The bands in Hancock An of on assembled grand council at 1 Bank average saving 17c a dollar. William E. Burrill of Bar Harbor spent County Savirgs o’clock, singing the campfire song and E"s worth, a few days in Ellsworth last week. Marne Soda _ _ Crackers, lb, 17c repeating the campfire law. This was Miss Ethel Smith of South N. An average saving of 17c on a dollar. River, J., followed by the cermony of the candles, * is visiting her Lswis M. Smith. brother, “atuntB” by the different bands, 7 lb Graham , singiug bag Flour, bag, 45c Miss Eva E. Aiken left for an and Saturday games. The Ellsworth girlsaltend- XME U-BOAXS OFF XME (VIAI INI E An average of 20c on a dollar. COAST saving extended visit with relatives in California. ing were Alice Haynes, Phyllis Clement, may bombard Hancock County any time. I can give insurance 10-lb Worcester Miss Agnes Smith of Howard, K. I., is Charlotte Sawyer, Eleanor Alexander, you for bag Salt, 19c full war coverage. It be well to her Gertrude Louise might inquire about this. An average saving of 24c on a dollar. visiting sister, Mrs. E. F. Rob*nson, Jewell, Evelyn Osgood, Jr. Foster, Rachel Haynes and Ruth Whiting. o. W. TAPLEY Joseph Callahan of Dorchester, Mass., The Ellsworth has re- Insurance of All Kinds. These are because we do business on a Cash and public library Ellsworth. IVla.ne Savings possible has his w ife here for a short vaca- ~ 1 1 joined ceived to-day a request from the American --1 Carry basis only. tion. Library association’s headquarters in for more KILLED IN ACTION. before the Harry W. Haynes and family are at Washington books from this federal steamboat inspectors in their Shady Nook cottage for a tew community for the men overseas. New Bangor this week for examination. Han- "CASH AND CARRY” GROCER Seal Cove Man I'ajs the Supreme cock I A UAVMPC weeks. novels, and good western stories, county men in the cla«s are Robert J. A. whether new or Price. ellsworth Miss Halloran of Hebron is old, are most needed Haskell, Deer Isle; Emery North- nATNto, Margaret Seal 2 BartDtt, The here will Cove, Aug. (special) —The sym- east spending a week with Miss Winifred library receive and forward Harbor; Oscar Nicholson, tlrooklin; pathy of the entire community goes out to Doyle. all suitable books turned in. These B. C. Watsou, Bernard. Mr. and Mr*. Roland Ashlev, who on books, when shipped overseas, are open Recent enrollments are: H. Neil The Gladys Klarke company is booked Tuesday Inst received a dispatch from the to the men on the transports. In France Churchill, F. for three m Bucksport; Benjamin Cole, days Ellsworth, August 19, JO war department announcing the sad news they are distributed by an experienced Deer l9le. SILVY’S GARAGE and 21. that their sou Fred was killed in action librarian. Most of them go to Y. M. C. Charles Vose is spending a few days July 18, on the Western front. COMING KVKN Overland and Cars, (iarford Trucks A., Red Cross and Halvation Army huts, 1*5. Willjs Knight with his Mrs. A. R. Young Ashley was about grandmother, Gilson, hospitals and canteens. The March cam- twenty-three and at Macbtas. years of age. He was the first man to en- Wednesday Thursday, Aug. 7 and pugn resulted in the collection of 3,000,- list from the town of 8, at Hancock hall—Unitarian fair. SECOND-HAND CARS Mrs. Addle F. Duffee has received news 000 books. Treraont, and the first to fall. He became a member of the Aug. 13 and of the safe arrival of her son, Robert 14—Hancock county Uni- < A of war 1 hairnets touring car, in good condition *-150. display relics from the battle- 2nd Maine and was tarian conference at Owen, in France regiment, Company K, West Gouidsboro. 1—l ord Truck. fields of France is attracting much atten- sent to Europe early in the fall of 1917. Mrs. Cora L. Welch and daughter REUNIONS. tion to the window of J. A. McGown’s The young soldier had seen much hard Ford roaogter*. Helen have gone to Shady Nook for the Aug. 14—Jordan family at Black’s j store. The relics were sent to Dana Mc- service in the trenches. grove, month of August. I Mariaville. Gown by Roy C. Haines, included in He was a young man of excellent habits, AUTO SERVICE- — -PUBLIC The of W. H. who is em- the collection are two German Aug. 14 Whitmore at family Butler, helmets, of splendid physique. His death causes family North for Cars in a at South o le an a an auto- Haven. Storage l<ooui Fifty ^ ployed shipyard Portland, officer’s; hand-grenade, sadness among his friends and former joined him there last week. matlc revolver with a loaded of schoolmates. He 21-Moore Main Street, Ellsworth, Me. Tel. 125-3 clip leaves, besides bis pa- Aug. family at the Casino, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Clark of cartridges, an “iron cross”, and other rents, a brother, Irving, of Northeast Har- Ellsworth Falls. small articles. the most interest- Washington, D. C., are visiting Mr. Perhaps bor, a sister, Bernice, and other relatives. August 29- Wilbur family at Coombs’ article in the collection is a leather Clark's sister, Miss M.
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