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Ellsworth American * I mtLtH LI\ Vol. 15V2?S0?D™cV{iZ.na ™! ELLSWORTH, MATNE, WEDNESDAY A FTEHNO AUGUST 26, 1908 ! *T"; I No. 35 **" 1 1 ■ ■■ *'■ 1 PI■ ■■ ■— —. ___- I t aoomtscmttUf. LOCAL AFFAIRS. at 1 he field near the junction of School OBITUARY. NORTH ELLSWORTH. and State streets. Obadiah Gardner, Samuel W. Gould and W. R. Pattangnll MRS. COLIN M’KENZTE. Miss Clara Moore, of Ellsworth, is the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. will be the 8 kern. ox pea A whole will be wife of Colin died guest of Miss Helen King. roasted and served free. Elizabeth, McKenzie, Xhe speaking Sunday at her home on Union street. She of In br.nkruptcy—Tyler W Carlisle. will begin at 2 o’clock. George Starkey, Hampden, spent Deposit your money with the old Probate notice—Est Eben Merrill. had been in poor health several years. with his Fred Mrs. Sunday brother, Starkey Geo H Richards—Libel for divorce. Kenneth M. Cameron, who has Mrs. McKenzie whs born at St.John, N. and wife. been Admr notice—Est Geo C Clair. visiting her parents, J. F. Know I ton B., in December, 1848. Her maiden name John w A. Higgins was in Bucksport Harry L Crabtree—House for sale. and ife, left last Thursday for her home was Elizabeth Corbett. She was married Mrs Tuesday to attend the reunion of the' 1st Reuben Treworgy—Shawl lost. in Toronto. Can. Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton to Colin McKenzie at Breton in Bank. Horse for sale. Cape Sept., Maine regiment. Hancock her as far a* re- 1809. Soon County accompanied Portland, after their marriage cam; Savings Klark-Urban they Company. Mrs. turning to Rockland for a visit, with Mrs. to and this has since been Kate AUcock, of Cambridge, Mass., Bank in Hancock Co Savings bank. Ellsworth, city and Miss (Only Savings Ellsworth.) Holtz & Kft owl ton’s sister, Mrs. Caro Keating, and their home. Seven children were born to Margaret Byrn, of Brockton, Stanwood—Photographers. are their Mrs. J A Haynes—Cash market. cousin, Judge *3. E. Meservey. They re- them, of whom six are living-Daniel Mass., visiting aunt, Mary 'v Maddocks. Resources above liabilities more than ten cent. W R Parker Clothing Co. turned to Ellsworth yesterday. McKenzie, of Boston; Dr. N. Y. Bradford per Burrill Nat’l Hank. The State of N. Miss Jessie The Farmers’ club iB extensive Deposits are exempt from municipal taxation. Has been 0,W board of assessors was in McKenzie, Salisbury, H.; making sessional the court house in Ellsworth M. McKenzie, of Boston; Colin C., Maud repairs on the race track at the fair in business It is Tap^ey—Insurance. E. and A thirty-live years. expected that last Friday. Fourteen towns of the county Min» E. McKenzie, of Ellsworth. grounds. telephone has been installed SCHEDULE OF MAILS. were represented before the board by | Their eldest daughter, Annie, died seven at the hall, and everything possible will be AT done for ELLSWORTH POSTOPFICB. selectmen or assessors. The object of the years ago. the convenience and comfort of THE REGULAR SEMI Mrs. those who attend. NEXT ANNUAL DIVIDEND ) In effect June 22, 1908. session was to secure and give information McKenzie was a most estimable regarding the assessment of property for woman, of lovable disposition and high Owing to the storm, the lawn party to WILL BE AT THE RATE OF 4 PER CENT. HAILS RECEIVED. taxes, in order to secure more equable principles. She was devoted to her family, be given by the ladies’ church aid society and her home life was From West—*6.55 a m, *12.08, 4.30 and *6.22 valuations throughout the State. especially pleasant. last Saturday evening was to Funeral services were held at the home postponed p m. Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of the Baptist Friday of this week at the schoolhouse in yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. P. district number 8. If From East—12.20 p ra; 5.42 and 11.07 p m. church, will leave Saturday for a mission- stormy,the first fair A. A. Killsm, of the Baptist church MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPFICB. ary trip through county. He evening. Hancock County Savings Bank, Washington officiating. The pall-bearers were Jere- will officiate at a baptismal service in Miss Marion McGown gave an interest- Going West—11.50 a m. *2, *5.15 and *9 m. miah A. W. p I Ferry In his absence the church Hurley, ex-Mayor (ireely, talk at the last even- MAINE. Sunday. William H. Dresser and Edward E. ing chapel Sunday ELLSWORTH, Going East—6.15 and 6.45 a m; 4 and 5.40 p m. at Ellsworth will be Doyle. to a and supplied Sunday There were many beautiful floral tributes. ing large appreciative audience, •Daily, included. morning and evening by Fred F. Foshay, on mission work in China. Miss McGown Sundays All the children were present at the No mails of Acadia university, Wolfville, N. B. Mr. will leave for that country where — ■■ ■ J dispatched to or received from the funeral. Dr. McKenzie whs Sept. 3, Foshay will also preach at in the accompanied she will be as for a east Sundays. Surry by his wife and little daughter. Others engaged missionary sg Afternoon. te» of seven years. The best wishes and from out of„town were Leod, prw*rs of hosts of friends will follow her A twelve-inch flash board has been put ohn and Peter Nicholas Y. Jresent McLeod, to chosen field Miss Helen L. Holmes is visiting friends on the big dam, raising the water in the Bradford and daughter, John McLean far-away of labor. in South Orrington. lake to that extent. The small generator and Howard A. Smith, of Boston: William at the power-house is at present H. Bradford and Percy A. Smith, of was in running son, of Machias; Mrs. COMING EVENTS. SELL Fairfield, with an over-load, owing to the Ellsworth a few days last week. burning Harry Johnson, of New London, Conn., o it of the large generator, which reduces and Thomas Larkin of Dr. Frank F. Simonton has no Bangor. ELLSWORTH. been mi- ; the speed of the generator somewhat. > It nated for coroner by Gov. Cobb. is the 27 — Democratic YOUR hoped by additional power obtained CHARLES H. PIERCE. Thursday, Aug. rally Mrs. L. F. who harf been ill the the water to hold the and barbecue. Giles, by raising generator Charles H., son of Charles W. Pierce, of past week with peritonitis, is improving up to speed. this died city, at the East Maine general Friday, Aug. 23—Examination of teach- Miss Kay N. Whiting and Clarence B. A forest fire started Sunday on the in Mr. Pierce hospital Bangor Saturday. ers for State at REAL Day were guests of friends in Blue hill Sun- Benjamin Joy place, in Joyville. It was was taken to the hospital just two weeks certificates, beginning to be under 8 a. m. day. thought control, but Monday before his death, for an operation for ap- it broke out again,, and threatened the pendicitis. The physicians small Alice A. Maney, of Bangor, has been the gave All next week, Monday to Saturday in- guest of Miss Mary F. Doyle the past buildings on the place, which were unoc- hopebf his recovery at first, but he ralli .d ESTATE. An alarm was sent in to Ells- so after the clusive, including a matinee—Klark-Ur- week. cupied. strongly operation that it was w’orth, ana the hand engine and a crew' of believed he would be able to ban Tickets 25c and Harry Cochrane, of has been pull through. company. 16c, 36c; FOR SALE Monmouth, Are-lighters were sent out to the fire in the The disease had reached too advanced a in Ellsworth a few the of Kev. on sale at Moore’s drag-store. days, guest afternoon. They saved the buildings, and stage, however. 28.210 feet of land situate on south side and at foot of Sea Northeast W. F. Emery. had fire street, Harbor, the well unaer control by night- Mr. Pierce was forty-six years of age. Wednesday evening, Sept. 2—Bazar and Maine. This lot of land Is on the shore and title given to low-water nun k. Miss of Sylvia Gavnor, Attleboro, Mass., fall. He had lived with his father in Ellsworth lawn party by Calendar clnb of the Metho- is a two-weeks’ vacation here \ Farm with buildings in good repair, Acres flue shore property. Fast Bluehlll, Me. spending Ihe repairs and alterations at the for several years. The fathef, now' left with relatives. high dist church, at the Grant place, Grant’s One house newly and New stable 28x32. New school to alone, has the sincere sympathy of all. 1-2story shingled painted hennery 13x42 building, according plans pre- corner. with six acres ot laud more or less all tree from rocks, with never-failing well ot water at the Mrs. Celia Dickey, of Greene, is the pared by the school board and outlined in The body was brought to Ellsworth, door \V«nw1-house and connected with the where carriage-house house; cuts five tons of hay. Tins guest of her sisters, Mrs. Perry and Miss the American a few weeks ago, are well services were conducted at the 3—Lawn is a vet v location Thursday evening. Sept. party desirable for summer home, or for a market garden, being easily acessible H. Black. under The work will home Rev. R. B. Mathews. The Harbor Mary way.
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