ntecuan A ^a0C0ckv SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.no $2.0l»to ni .... Co | (Sltaworti) \ VNTHRED AS SECOND•CLASS MATTER / Vol. LII. I IP PAID IK ADVANCE, $1.60. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 14, 1906 ) AT TER ELLSWORTH POSTOPFICK. S No. 46 alJbfTttBfmmtB, LOCAL, AFFAIRS. Strait died at Old Town Nov. 5, aged TEACHERS* CONVENTION dfeuriufeuut’ui* twenty years. for of HK» \ nVURTIf-KUl «• N ff* THIS V1 Kfc K. The October mid November committees Projj'ramiiie meeting Counts Association Here Next Week. The Burriii National Bank of the Congregational society will give^a A W King—Notice of foreclosure. The annual meetii g of the Hancock Probate notice— Kata Wilfred G Foss et ala. turkey supper at the vestry to-morrow OF association will, be held ELLSWORTH, MAINE, Admr notice— Eat Lucy EClonson evening. There will be a sale of fancy county teachers’ Whitcomb. & Co—Bill of here and to commence business October the National Haynes complaint. articles and next week—Friday Saturday. Authorized 24,1887, pioneer Bank J A Haynes—Market. home-made candy in connec- of Maine. The convention will at 1 o’clock Ellsworth, Ellsworth Greenhouse. tion \is Uh the supper. open Northeast Harbor: Friday. There will be sessions Friday The body of Mrs. Almira Lamson, who Sum’l G Butler—Caution notice. sfternoon and evening and Saturday fore- WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS OF died at the home of her Mrs. F. INDIVIDUALS, daughter, noon and afternoon. and and SCHEDULE OK MA1L3 P. Greene, in Bluehill last Friday, was FIRMS CORPORATIONS, OFFER EVERY The sessions will be at Hancock hall, AT ELLSWORTH ►OgT tiFFICE. brought here Sunday for interment. Mrs. ACCOMMODATION CONSISTENT Willi SAFE and all are open to the public. Citizens of In effect Oct. 8, 1906 Lamson was the widow of James Crippen, Ellsworth and vicinity are cordially in- AND LEGITIMATE BANKING. formerly of Ellsworth. MAILS RECEIVED. vited to attend. is the pro- National Shawmut Bank All the Following Correspondents, of Boston ; National Com- Fk«*m West—7.16 h id, 4.28aiul «.08 pro. marketmen and grocers of Ells- gramme: New York. From East—1*.12 m. ’2 t.30and worth have entered into an mercial Bank, Albany, 03. l(.53pm. agreement to FHIDAY AFTERNOON. MAIL CLOSES AT i'OSTOFFICB. close their stores at 6.30 o’clock every 1 o’clock. Going East-6.45 h 4 and 5.80 in. tr, p evening except Wednesday and Saturday, 1. Prayer.Rev P A A Killam INSURANCE NOTIOEI. ! Going West— 10 4.) and 11.30 a m, 5 and 9 pm. and not to send 2. Oni Customers : out delivery wagons in the Spelling, New and Old—Prin R W Martin, To A -'un«»ay mail 1- r celved at 8.15 a and one to ro, evening until 1 next. Emerson Grammar school, Bar Harbor We are pleased state that we are in receipt of advices, from the several despatchtd at 5 15 p m. April 3. Writing in Ungraded Schools—O L Flye, Companies represented by us, stating that their linancial standing will not be Clerk-of-Courts J. F. Knowlton and their Supt of Schools, Brooklin seriously impaired by losses in the San Francisco Sheriff B. H. conflagration- Mrs. R. Q. Lord, of Bluehill, is the guest Mayo will be among the 4. Progress of Education in Maine—Prof A F That will be able to all losses in that in and still they pay fne, lull, have of Mrs. LaCordia Lord, speakers at the exercises in connection ample surplus to meet all other liabilities. Richardson, Castine Normal school with the dedication of the new school- 5. Talk.A W Ellsworth Ellsworth, April 24, 1900. C. W. & P. I,. MASON. Mrs. C. P. Joy, who has been visiting in King, house 6. Better Its Need and How Massachusetts, is home. at Southwest Harbor next Wednes- Supervision: day. State Supt. Stetson will deliver the Secured.State Supt Stetson W. M. of was in the Howard, Bluehill, address. 7. Question box, conducted by Supt Stetson O. W. on principal TAPLEY, F'^,Insurance, city to-day business. FRIDAY EVENING. the The schooner Minnie Chace, libeled for 7.30 o’clock. Only Largest Companies represented. The Dirigo club is arranging for a ball Assurance Co ,*tn» Insurance debt, was sold at auction here Friday, and Address—The Relation of Home and School Atlas Co. Western Assurance Co. Royal Fire Insurance Co. and supper on Thanksgiving eve. Nations! I ire Insurance Co. Ilartfonl tiro Insurance ro New York Uunei writers' Agency. bid in by I. L. Snow & Co., of Rockland, Payson Smith, Supt of Schools, Auburn, Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Hsmhtir Rremen Fire Insurance Co Commercial Union The Unitarian school will hold Holyoke Sunday who held the claim the vessel. Address .Supt Stetson Fire Assurance to Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co. Mercantile Fire and Marine Irsur- against a party in the SATURDAY FORENOON. Bute Co. Norwich Union lire Insurance Soon ty. London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. vestry Friday evening. The vessel’s cargo was transferred to the 8.30 o’clock. Mrs. F. B. Aiken is spending a week schooner Ann C. and the Chace Stuart, 1. Business with relatives and friends in Bucksport. sailed for Rockland Saturday. 2. Reading—Miss Elizabeth Hall, Prin Nor- THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MOUTH OP THE RIVEIi. Wm. H. H. Rice relief corps will hold a Services will be held at the Congrega- mal Training School, Lewiston in G. supper A. R. hall Thursday evening. tional church next Sunday morning, con- 3. Writing—W A Whitehouse, Supervisor of Lionel S. Stewart, of Bar Farbo'- vis- Somerville, Mass EDISON Rev. A. B. Carter, of Brooklin, was the 1 ducted by Rev. E. W. Lyman, a professor Writing, ited at Frank Swett’s Saturday and Sun- 4. Hall PHONOGRAPH guest of Rev. J. P. Simonton here Monday at the Bangor theological school. Mr. Language.Miss day. HEADQUARTERS IN HANCOCK COUNTY IS AT j 6. Preparation for High School: and Tuesday. Lyman is one of the younger members of (a) In Mathematics, John A Scott, Ells- Capt. W. L. Remick and wife spent a the faculty, and is said to be a forceful Mrs. A. B. Cough, of Lamoine, is spend- ! worth high school few days in Bangor recently visiting rela- speaker. The Sunday school will meet at ing a few days in Ellsworth, the guest of j (b) In English, Prin F E Bragdon, tives. STAPLES Miss Delia 11.46 a. m. There will be no evening ser- Bucksport seminary Hopkins. David Mosley and wife, of Marlboro, OUR SPECIAL vice. (c) In General, Prin J W Lambert, Bar Outfit Mrs. H. F. Scott, who has been with her visited Mrs. Mosley’s sister, Mrs. Mary The of Harbor high school Miss several chapter instruction in the Royal $25.00 daughter, Alice, for months, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Carter, recently. Arch will be held at the lodge room in the has gone to Boston. 1 o'clock. Mrs. Frank E. Swett, daughter Violet -INCLUDES— Manning block next Saturday at 1.30 B. B. Walker and wife are receiving con- 1. Social Half Hour and son Norman visited Mrs. E. E. Bwett One Standard Phonograph, o’clock. Instruction will be given by the 2. Exercise in Third Grade wilh Model Ke- gratulations upon the advent of a Teaching Geog- at C. C. Johnson’s last week. equipped C daugh- lecturer in ritual Six hdison grand the and secret raphy, Miss Mary H Black, Ellsworth pi oducer; Goid ter, born last Sunday. The home of Calvert Fullerton, of Gar- Moulded Records of your own work of the several degrees. It is desired 3. The 8cope and Functions of our Small choice. 14 in. Rtack and Gold The steamer of this was made Percy V. will continue that and ]EIigh schools, Prin Ralph S Robinson, diner, formerly place, Horn, Record Biusb, One Ex- every high priest, king scribe, running on the Ellaworth-Swan’s Island Northeast Harbor happy by the birth of a ten-pound boy tra 24-In. Mac** and Gold who can possibly do so, may attend. All Horn, with choice of 3 style-; route until December 1. 4. Teaching Exercises in Arithmetic, Nov. 4—George Edward. Royal Arch Masons in good standing are One 9 Horn htand, Winding Miss Wilia S Frost, Ellsworth Crank. Oak Carrying Case Bernard S. Jellison, of Ellsworth Falls, invited. Henry C. Ray, jr., who has been work- and dire« 5. Talk.J F Knowlton, Ellsworth complete tions. has been nominated by Gov. Cobb for ing at Bartlett’s Island for the last three ap- j The fair of Nokomis Rebekah lodge 6. Question Box.Supt Stetson as or four weeks, has returned home. He pointment notary public. Monday and Tuesday evenings was a de- All subjects presented will be open for ques- If These Terms Don’t will into or go the fishing business. Mrs. Vandora Pray has gone to LawT- cided success financially and socially. tions short discussions. Suit, Make Your Own. rence, Mass., to spend the winter with Monday evening was “fair night”, with Every session will begin promptly at the The community was saddened by the time WRITE FOR her daughter, Mrs. Philip O’Brien. the usual booths and somt new features, assigned. death of James Barbour, which occurred Hancock hall will be forenoon one of open Friday Nov. 1... Mr. Barbour had been Miss A. leaves to-mor which was the country store. Sunday, A WEEK.: NEW CATALOGUE. Lucy Monaghan for the convenience of those arriving early. $1.00 Clifton Woodward and Mrs. Roscoe in poor health for some time, and for the row for Boston, where she is to enter a Gould, W.