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Ellsworth American for Publi- a Maxwell Touring Car and Dr : ■ !- ; _ ^ S ^ ■ Cllswortl) !Imedc0n. vol. lvii. )^o,”0:P;^cVy1a.,>"T***-i ellsworth, Maine, Wednesday afternoon, july 26, 1911. No. 30. -— aoDfrttiemtm*. LOCAL AFFAIRS. B. Doyle, A. Ilutn Fields, Mary A- Hurley, SMintiffmfKta. Clara and Alice Mullan, Marie Harley and Ella M. Crowe. ^ TAKE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. CHANCES? At the WHY for sale. Methodist church Sunday morn- Plano * Lost—Bank book. ing Dr. Hirer’s subject will be “Co-opera- Rice A Max G Cimbollek—Violinist H„(e belonging’ to Tyler, and teacher. tion with God”. In the there ^* When Harry C Austin A Co—Furniture and under- evening bnd no offlee In tbe $3.00 per year dcalere, who taking. will be a special service. UNION TRUSTCOMPANY now deetroyed, wm opened will assure Absolute Protection J A Haynes—Cash-down store. Jr btm bloc it, you Walter W. Royal and wile, who have contents found de- East Sonar: OF ELLSWORTH and ita for valuables In been Seturday your the Mrs Mary Stinson—Cottage to let. spending several weeks visiting rela- tives in have returned to their atroyed. Bccksport: Ellsworth, OFFICERS Hanson B Stousland—Notice of foreclosure. home In Cincinnati, Ohio. John A. Pitt km, President Hhnry W. Vtea-Preeldent Monday morning, and it M> Fire and Trrmont: Cushman, wwoptned Burglar-Proof The Ellsworth schooner Storm Petrel was Henry H. Treasurer M. tb. eoetenU aU de- Eugene H Tinker—Libel notice. Hiqoins, Oalxebt, Secretary found that »»re » m reported at Vineyard Haven Saturday,with Tb«io-to Afc. dw*d vaults of the main boom broken and outer Jib gone. She 8CHBDULB OF MAILS DIRECTORS • — Conmerical. Bangor at was struck by a squall Friday. bllsworti postorricb. William F. Campbell Eugene Hale Albert E. Mae* PURRILL NATIONAL. In effect June 26, 1911. Harry G. Goodwin and Miss Marlon E. Fred A. Chandler W. A. Haver Frank C. Naab l BANK, Collar, both ot Franklin, were married Alfred B. Crabtree Barney B. Havey John A. Patera OF ELLSWORTH. MAILS ARCHIVED. W. Cushman L. Blon M. at the in Ells- Henry Frank Hodgkins Pike From Wbbt—*6.56, {11.16 a m; 4.36, §6.18 p m. Saturday Baptist parsonage Rooms for Bo* Renters. Inspection Invited. Lucillus A. Emery L. Elrie Holmes Henry W. Sargent private From Bast—12.22, 5.85 and 11.07 p m. worth by Rev. P. A. A. Killam. Myer Qellert John R. Holmee Elmer P, Hours: 9 Set. 9 1. Spofford to 4. to Cell to-day. MAIL CLOSB8 AT ROSTORRICB. Rev. A. J. Lord, wife and son, of Meri- John K. Qrebam H. B. Holmee O. W. Tajpley Going West—11.45 a m; ta.56, »5 and *9 m. Henry H. Gray Arno W. King John O. Whitney p den, Conn., arrived last week, and are Going East—6.80 a m; 8.56 and 5.46 m. p guests of Mrs. Lord’s father, Hosea B. Registered mail should be at postofflce half Phillips. They will remain in this vi- We invite you to become a depositor with The Union Trust Company of Ells- an hour before mail closes. worth. You have only to glance over the list of our officers and directors to for several weeks. know that mouev is safe The included. cinity your under their supervision. managers of thin •Daily, Sunday {Daily, except institution are well known for their and business success You need Mouday. f The S. L. C.’s will meet with MiBS probity Daily, except Saturday. {Daily, have no hesitation in business or savings to their oare. Don’t Have LAZY MONEY! except Sunday, Sunday at 6.49. entrusting your your Geneva Smith to-morrow evening. There We take pleasure in offering you all the facilities of our institution and we No mall or dispatched to received from the trust that you will avail yourself of them, and will favor us with your banklug east will be music, Set your spare1 cash to work for you in our Sav- Sundays. readings, recitations, query business. and talks on the life of Lincoln. ing* Department, where it will be constantly box, Light as will be earning more money at a liberal interest rate, Miss Mae Btudor left for New refreshments, usual, yesterday served. ! * and be surely safe, yet instantly available when York. UNION TRUST COMPANY I want it. Le t us tell you bow you can bank The Cantara Carnival Co., a collection of you C. L. Morang and family are at their ^ with ua mail as easily aud safely as in “midway” attractions, set up in the field Vi__ by Just J Contention Cove cottage. person. Ask TO-DAY. at the junction of State and School streets | Mrs. C. H. of is the Closson, Boston, three days last week, drawing good ELLSWORTH TEACHERS. COMING EVENTS. guest of Miss N. M. Dutton. crowds. The company may return to Ells- EASTERN TRUST & BANKING CO. Miss Cox, of Mass., is the worth for Old Home week. List of Those Elected to ELLSWORTH. 1 Lucy Malden, Complete liaugor. Maine. of Miss Bernice at Hancock guest Eldridge. Everett W.Lord,a former Ellsworth boy, the City Schools. Tuesday evening, Aug. 1, Bra no lies at Old Town and B. ball—Lecture on prohibitory law by George Floyd’s pension has been in- has been elected dean of Boston univer- The school board of at its lochias. Ellsworth, Pollock, of North Dakota. Admis- creased from |24 to f30 a month. sity, a position second only in importance Judge regular meeting yesterday afternoon, sion free. Pearl Thorsen, of New York, has joined and responsibility to that of president. the election of teachers for the week at his wife here for a short vacation. And rumor has it that Mr. Lord will ulti- completed Aug 6-12-Old Home celebration be raised to the of the city schools. Ellsworth. Mrs. Alma K. Whittemore is occupying mately presidency There were two vacancies in the at Odd Fel- the Richards homestead on Bridge hill. university. high Saturday evening, Aug. 12, Ellsworth friends were to learn lows hall—Reunion and banquet of Ella- Mrs. F. A. Coombs, of East Orange, N. grieved school this year, caused by the resigna- of the death on at Hebron sani- worth high school alumni association. with her two is here (or a vaca- Monday, tions of Mr. Ward and Mr. Ellsworth. J., sons, and tarium, of Miss Bernice Coughlin, of Dex- Banqnet at 7.30 followed by dancing tion. was In com- Miss Brown re-elected. the cards. 75 cents. ter, daughter of William J. Coughlin, Tickets, J. F. Knowlton and family are spending mon schools a of the teachers of formerly of Ellsworth. Miss Coughlin majority Friday, Ang. 25, at Ellsworth high a week at the Treworgy cottage, Conten- had visited relatives here and last year were re-elected. st 8 a. m. — Teachers’ tion Cove. frequently, school, beginning had many friends in this city. Besides Following is a complete list of teachers exsminstion for State certificates. Miss Margaret Downey and brother Ed- her she leaves one sister and five parents, elected for the next school year: COUNTY. ward spent Sunday at the Han scorn cot- brothers. Howard A. Mc- tage, Bayside. High school—Principal, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug. B. F. Gray and wife returned yesterday Lellan, of Princeton; first assistant, 22, 23, 24—Horse show at Bar Harbor. Dr. A. C. has a Hagerthy purchased from a two-weeks’ outing at Contention Thomas P. Packard, of Houlton; second five PAMILY REUNIONS. forty-eight horsepower, passenger Cove. They had as guests Mrs. Gray’s assistant, Mabeile W. Brown, Fairfield. Buick automobile. Wedneseay, Aug. 2—Sals bury family at sons Charles and Edmund Burke, her No. 2 (Brimmer’s bridge)—Martin A. Gar- Nathan Beech Hill Seth T. Campbell and family, of Island daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Brown, and hus- land. Salsbury’s shore, pond» Otis. Falls, are at the Grindal cottage. Pleasant band, of Waltham, Mass., Mrs. Mary No. 3 (city)—State street, Catherine Har- Beach, for a month. Campbell and son and daughter, Julia and ley. School street, Annie F. Malian, Wednesday, Aug. 9—Gray fsmily at Oak West Robert B. Holmes and wife leave next James, of Mattapan, Mass., Miss Ethel grammar; Ella M. Jude, sub-grammar; Grove, Sedgwick. Miss Sallie Donroe. Monday for a tour of Canada, including Brown and Mary C. Hamilton, assistant. Pine Saturday, Aug. 26—Wilbur family at the Quebec and Montreal. A severe electrical storm, accompanied street, Margaret G. Drummey, interme- home of J. D. Perkins, Franklin. Hi Water Arthur E. Cook, of Boston, with wife [ by hail and rain, visited this section Sat- diate; Mary Black, primary. Alice Mullan. Buick and Cadillac and little daughter, is visiting his parents, urday. Hail-stones an inch in diameter street, Up River Fair. No. 4 — A. of I James L. Cook and wife. fell in some places. The hail followed a (Morrison) Mary Conley, The dates for the annual fair of the narrow path, however, and damage to Pembroke, in place of Ruby J. Gurney, W. Sargent, Carrol Shea, Northern Hancock agricultural society at i -*■ arc Henry Ralph the two makes of cars for which we are the selling ! was slight. Light- resigned. Brooks and Mason are for crops comparatively Amherst have been fixed for Tuesday and events. The features these cars are Philip camping of such that no intending took the and electric power No. 5 (Surry road)—Evelyn M. Bonsey. a week, at Point. j ning telephone Wednesday, Sept. 26 and 27. >'• > i user should fail to become familiar with them. 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