Ellsworth American : March 5, 1913
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®J|c WMCwmoi r»io«, $2.00 per tkak. tr„, T T V \ \ KNIKRBD AS SECOND- CLASS MATTER I IF PAID IK ADVANCE. (SUsmortl) $1.80. j WEDNESDAY 1913. VOL. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, AFTERNOON, MARCH 5, > AT THE KLLHWORTH POSTOFFIOH. 0 oamiscmcnte 'Stjmttrmmts. LOCAL AFFAIRS j city, have received word from their sod, Harry J. Joy, of bis marriage in Des Iowa. The bride is *♦♦♦♦♦<*♦■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦•♦••♦oo♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»*« NEW ADVERTISEMENT* THIS WEEK. Moines, Margaret, only daughter of James Henry, of St. Louis, A E Moore—Closing out sale. Mo. Mr. Joy is an in the N E Tel & Tel Co. expert telephone BURRILL NATIONAL Engine—For sale. business, and holdb a responsible position Exec notice —Est Geo M Tuttle. in Iowa’s UNION TRUST CO. city. His many friends U 8 custom capital house—Proposals. here Merritt T Ober vs Edward P Murray et als. extend congratulations. His Des OF ELLSWORTH. of Balsam fir BANK, Ellsworth twigs—Wanted. Moines address is 714% Locust street. Post-cards—For sale. CAPITAL, SURPLUS and PROFITS, about #200.000 Help wanted—Salesman. Last Sunday Dr. L. E. Norris, of Hamp- A E Crabtree— about Motocycle. died in DEPOSITS, $1,,300,000 G A Parcher—Apothecary. den, Bangor, aged seventy-six Boat—For sale. years. The older residents of Ellsworth This Bank Will You on Bar Harbor: Pay 2% your will remember Dr. Norris as the successor ONE OF THE STRONGEST AND LARGEST BANKS IN EASTERN MAINE. S J Clement—Pianos. in the drug business of the late Calvin G. account if or over. Bangor: check $500 Peck, who for many years conducted the Eastern Trust A Banking Co. We are still reaching out for more business; the store at the corner of Mam and Water We will Rive you just as efficient service as you streets, of which E. G. Moore is now the WHY ? Ret elsewhere-the same service that has in- SCHEDULE OF MAIL8 proprietor. Dr. Norris bought out Mr. because we offer absolute creased our fourfold In four AT BLLSWORTH POSTOFFICB. safety. deposits nearly Peck in the late and In ’60s, engaged George Because we are careful, liberal, and considerate. years. Two-tliirds of our home merchants bank effect Sept. 30, 1913. prompt A. Parcher as manager. Mr. Parcher Because you can do no better. here. not account? Think it over. MAILS RBCBIVBD. Why your managed the store for about two years, Because we want your business, and all of our patrons recommend From Wbst—7.13 a 6.26 m: 4.14, p m. when it was sold to the late 8. D. Wiggin, us. From East— iU06,11.67 a m; 6.47, 10.62 m. p Mr. Parcher leaving and starling the -Why Open an Account? MAIL OLOSBS AT P08T0FFICH or apothecary business which he has con- It helps your credit. 23 Main St. Call Write for Particulars. Going Wbst— 10.30, 11.30 a m; 6.16, 9 pm. ducted ever since. Later Mr. It Going East—6.45 a m; 3.46, 6 pm. Wiggin discourages extravagance. formed a partnership with Mr. Moore, and It creates good business habits. It furnishes best for upon the former’s death Mr. Moore suc- receipts money paid. Registered mail should be at postoffice half It keeps your business straight. au hour before mail closes. ceeded to the business and still retains it. It makes the bank your lriend and adviser. Dr. Norris visited Ellsworth frequently, We want every professional man, farmer, and moved his family here and lived for every teacher, every every Master James F. Miiliken, who has been businessman, every clerk, in fact, every wage-earner, whether some months, when he moved back to quite ill, is improving. male or female, to carry an account with us. If you are not a Hampden. customer of this bank, let this be your invitation to become one. Mrs. E. E. Springer is visiting her j The many friends of Roy C. Haines, both daughter, Mrs. George Jt\ Paine, at Middle- | | in and out of Ellsworth, are showering bury, Vt. him with congratulations on his appoint- The Ellsworth basket ball team won ment as private secretary to Congressman from Hampden at Hampden last Friday Forrest Goodwin. After graduating from Eastern Trust Leads evening. Hebron academy, Mr. Haines went to HANCOCK CO. SAVINGS BANK Miss A. M. Connick left to-day for Bos- Porto Rico,where for, five years he was con- Comparing surplus and protits to capital, this institution ton, where she will remain for two weeks nected with the educational institutions of stands FIBST in Maine and 4:td in the United States on business. the island. He began as a teacher in one Small accounts as well as are welcome one of the small and later became large here; among trust companies capitalized at $100,000 or more. The Thursday club of the Congregational towns, prin- of the Ban Juan mechanical school. dollar opens an account and the interest added June This remarkably fine showing should lead YOU more church will meet to-morrow afternoon cipal From this position he was promoted to and December each year will help you. Organized 1873, than ever to decide on the Eastern Trust as THE safe and with Miss Eva Aiken. chief in charge of the Porto Kican this bank has paid 79 regular semi-annual dividends. sure for funds. In three of the five wards were depositary your only section of the Jamestown be- — exposition, defective ballots cast last Monday four ing awarded a commemorative medal for in ward 3, and live in ward 5. his serviced there. Since returning to The W. C. T. U. will meet in the EASTERN TRUST & BANKING COMPANY parlor Ellsworth Mr. Haines has been active in = = = of the Baptist church next Friday after- Maine. BANGOR ME. local affairs; he is secretary of the re- Ellsworth, noon. A good attendance Is desired. cently-organized Merchants’ association, There will be a regular meeting of VVm. which has materially assisted in Ells- H. H. Bice post, G. A. R., next Saturday worth’s recent industrial he development; KILLED AT TIIE FALLS. COMING EVENTS. afternoon at 2.30. A full attendance is re- is the “father” of the food fair; is promi- nent in being lecturer of ELLSWORTH. quested. grange work, Tragic Death of Stillman S. Jordan Green Mountain and is a March at G. A. R. hall— Mrs. Nettie Y. Fullerton, of Ellsworth, Pomona, past — Community Shocked. Thursday, 6, chancellor commander of has Gov. Haines as an Donaqua lodge, •upper by W. R. C. at 6 o’clock; 15C'. j been nominated by The death of Stillman 8. Jordan records Out Sale! for the of to K. of P. Mr. Haines leaves for Washing- agent prevention cruelty March 6—Dance and one of the saddest accidents in this com- Thursday, supper, Closing children. ton next week, and will take with him the j tayside, auspices of the grange. best wishes of a host friends. munity in a long time. Mr. Jordan was ; The annual roll-call of Irene chapter, Friday evening, March 7 — Sleighride 1 with in the long-lum- (). E. will be held at the meet- employed, others, Store is Sold ! Goods Go! S., regular >y Methodist S. S. class.to Mrs. Barron’s, Must THE GREATEST EVER. ber mill of Whitcomb, Haynes & Co. in ; ing next Friday evening. Supper will be tide free; admission to house, 10 cents. As served at 6.30. some alterations and some the store I now has been sold, and to making adding — occupy being obliged The Coming Chapman Concert—Sat- Saturday, March 8 Dance at Society vacate I new Ho went under the mill by April 1, want to sell my entire stock of goods at j The ladies of Wm. H. H. Rice relief urday,-March 15. machinery. tall. once. In order to do this I have marked all to will serve at G. A. R. hall to- remove from a and ! nearly my goods corps supper It would take columns of The Ameri- alone to a belt drum, Tuesday evening, March 11, at Odd morrow at 6 o’clock. Members are re- can to reprint the good things which his clothing was caught by a set-screw bellows hall—Sociable by Lejok lodge, 1. to furnish food. quested were said the Maine of the re- ). O. F COST and some LESS THAN COST by papers holding a collar on a slow-moving carrier things Mrs. A. L. who is the and Bellatty, spending markable tenor, the great — Giordano, shaft. Saturday, March 15, at Hancock hall As I have not space to give a list of all goods in stock, 1 give a winter in Boston with her husband and artists who him on his tour accompanied Concert under auspices Ellsworth festival few below. This sale will commence is now in the 845 Although the shaft was making only prices children, Bessey hospital, through the State last December; it chorus, and direction W. R. Chapman. Beacon street, for treatment. would all be interestin’ readin’ ”• about twelve revolutions minute, Mr. “mighty per Vrtists: Salvatore Giordano, tenor; Mrs. at corner of Main and but the in a county weekly available was free and The building the apace Jordau unable to himself, Florence Anderson Otis, soprano; Miss 6 Franklin for so for the purpose is necessarily limited. THURSDAY, MARCH streets, occupied many while he was not carried over the shaft, iue Winchell, ’cellist; Mr. Chapman afc the fifteen which Mr. years A. E. Moore, as a During years he and on at 9 a.