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1 _ tuerkuit. ~ ■ ----- 1 r T V (•OBBOrniFTlOW PBIOB, (3.00 PBB TBAB I Clbtuortl)— La. I ir >a.d ,»ADTABc, «i.ao. VOL. I i »»«»■«>*. ..oond-cla,, ..—. ELLSWORTH, WEDNESDAY 7 JULY 1914. _-—-— MAINE, AFTERNOON, 8, I AT TH* It I. LA WORTH POHTOFFICB.matt..; I No 07 — wuomwttncnii. LOCAL AFFAIRS. maining until yesterday. He will return i 'SbbrcfurnuntB. in August for a longer visit. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THISjWEKK. The Congregational church will be closed for the summer, after next Sunday. The A Holt—Bakery. New Tel & pastor hopes to have a large attendance on England Tel Co. John A. Peters, Pres. Henry H. Higgins, Treas. M. Martin L Adams—Dry goods. this last service of the season. Gallert, Sec’y. For sale or to let—Farm. Burrill National Bank. Dr. Harry C. Mason, of Old Town, For sale—Grass. Bnrrill joined his wife and here for the National family lie Bank Wanted—Situation. —Bucking horses. Fourth and Sunday at the home of his Howes circus. parents^ C. W. Mason and wife. OF ELLSWORTH Hebron academy. Upiop Trust Gopipapy Notice-Board of 8tate assessors. Miss Mabel N. Joy, who has been in Sheriff’s sale—George FJNewman. In bankruptcy—George E Moon. Portland the past winter, is at her home —Gilbert G Uatcomb. here for 2 cent, interest on all 14 the summer. Mrs. Florence j Allows per balances of $500 —Robert Jones. OF" ELLSWORTH John H Bresnahan—Dog constable. Dewey, of South Portland, is her guest. over to check. Is or subject YOUR account work- Bucksport, Harry C. Woodward, with his wife and H A Buck—Saxon We invite attention to the reasons Automobile. two cnildren, and Marcellus Woodward, your following for you to do for YOU or the other fellow? If can’t business at this bank: ing you call, of Springvale, have been visiting their CONDENSED TIME TABLE." Because it is a strong safe institution, and our aim is to make this ! us mother, Mrs. W. P. Woodward, the past write to-day—NOW. Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at the Peoples Bank. 6.66, 7.18, 11.16, 11.58 a. m.. 4.21, 6.18 p. m. week. Because its offlcere and directors are the safest Sundays, 6.66 a. m., 7.18, 9.11,11.16 a.m., 6.40 among and most J. Goodwin and p. m. Royal family are at conservative business men in this community. Its officers have had Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 7.37 a. their cottage, “Nokomis” at Bayside, for a years of in the business. m., 12.23, 4.11,6,85, 10.21, 10.37 p. m. experience Banking Particulars on Sundays, few weeks. Because this Bank studies the Full Request. 6.39 a. m., 4.11. 6.36, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. They have with them as needs of its customers, and properly guests Mrs. F. A.| Scribner and son, of takes care of them, whether their business is large or small. Because SCHEDULE OF MAILS Bangor. systematic savings pay; we receive deposits from fl up. AT BLL9WORTH POSTOPP1CB. Because this Bank is interested in the development of this Monaghan’s orchestra is playing Wed- In effect June 23% 1914. county. nesday and Saturday evenings of each Call on us whenever you are in town and let us serve you in any MAILS RBCBIVBD. week for the season at Holmeside, the hall way and at any time. From Wbst—*6.56. *11.16 a m; 4.21, §6.18 p m. in the new masonic block at Northeast From East—12.28, 5.36, and 10.37 p m. Harbor. MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPPICB Miss Alice Garland has returned from a Going West—11.66 a m; *3.46, *6 and *9 p m. ROLL OF * HONOR BANK week’s vacation at Mrs. C. I. Union Trust Going East—6.30 a nr, 3.45 and 5.46 p m. spent Company Welch’s cottage at Shady Nook, and her mail should at Miss Ruth now FIRST In Maine, 4Sth in the United States! That is Registered be postoffice hajf sister, Garland, is there an hour before mail closes. for a week. the standing accorded the Eastern Trust & Ranking *Daily, (Sunday included. §Daily, except Mrs. C. E. Beane, with daughter Ida, of an Roll of Sunday; Sunday at 6.40. Co., on impartial Honor of trust com- is the of her No mail dispatched to or received from the Auburndale, Mass., guest or on a basis of sur- east sister, Mrs. Harry E. Rowe. Miss Mar- panies capitalized 8100,000 more, Sundays. “If the young man ever to succeed in busi- jorie Rice, of Waban, Mass., is also the expects plus and profits compared to capital. It proves this WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. guest of Mrs. Rowe. ness he must be economical. No matter how small bank's unquestioned ability to properly safeguard James E. Ford, wife and daughter the sum the or man is he For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, boy young receiving, should and care for YOUR funds. Margaret, of Melrose, Mass., came Satur- July 7, 1914. day. Mr. Ford returned the first of the save a of his income.” [From observations taken at the power always portion station of the Par Harbor & Union River week but Mrs. Ford and Margaret will re- Power in Co., Ellsworth. Precipitation is main for a longer visit. Hancock given in inches for the twenty-four hours County Savings Bank, ending at midnight.] The contractors for the State highway Weather Precip- Temperature conditions itatiou work on the Trenton road arrived in Ells- Established 1873. Ellsworth, Me. worth this morning, with a crew of 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon thirty-five Italian laborers. Work on the Wed 54 — 60— cloudy cloudy, fair will at Thurs 51— 56— cloudy rain .46 highway begin once. next Monday evening by Deputy with no less interest. Mr. Leland is just Fri 54— 69— cloudy, fair fair Mrs. J. T. Crippen, of Allston, Mass., is Grand Chancellor C. Haines. A ban- now booming the annual meeting of the Sat f 61— 77— clear clear in Ellsworth for a few Roy days, the guest of Maine Sun 63— 74— clear fair will be served. Seed Improvement association to j H. McFarland. Mrs. is quet Mrs.^F. Crippen be held in in 1 Mon 66 — 73— cloudy fair Bangor December, and hopes on her way from Southwest Harbor to The new steel tiling racks for the file Tues 61— 64— rain cloudy .24 to arouse an interest in Hancock county. where she will visit relatives. room of the registry of probate have been t Bluehill, The Union Trust Co. of Ellsworth has al- f with a steel double- Mrs. M. L. Kimball and of Nor- installed, together j an an son, ready agreed to offer a special prize for I D. E. Lin neb has bought Over- front standing-desk specially constructed way, are visiting her parents, James L. the best ten ears of the dent land automobile. for convenience in searching records, and whitecap Cook and wife. Mr. Cook’s son. J. A. corn. Eugene Moore and wife are home from a steel roll-top desk for the register of Cook, editor of the Brunswick Record, Springvale for a short visit. probate. With the exception of the WE has been spending a few' days at his old Great Diamond Robbery. SELL wooden cabinet for the of blank Rosamond Lunt left Monday for Pownal home here. storing “The Great Diamond Robbery,” a com- ——————————————_ all of room is now j where she has forms, the furniture the edy in three will be staged at Han- employment. Cards have been received in Ellsworth acts, tire protec- Mrs. William of proof, affording long-needed cock hall next Wednesday evening, under Harriman, Cherryfleld, announcing the birth of a ten-pound Cracked <» tion for valuable papers. the direction of Fred E. Cooke, with John Corn,5Meal, Corn, Feeds, Flour, is visiting relatives in the city. daughter (Dorothy Lousie) to Mr. and Blanquefort commandery, K. T., at a J. Farrell, professional, and a local cast- Mrs. Carolyn Jelly, of Wakefield, Mass., Mrs. Arthur E. Smith, of Gardiner, on ■ meeting Monday evening, voted to accept The play has been selected by Mr. Cooke Lime, Hair, Cement, is the guest of Mrs. H. W. Dunn. July 6. Mr. Smith is the son of Frank j of because of its clean its ridiculous E. the invitation the Eastport commandery humor, Edward of is Smith, formerly of Ellsworth. Scott, Gardiner, visiting for a field day at Eastport Tuesday, July situations and its adaptability to produc- Roofing, Sheathing Paper, j; his John Scott and wife. Mrs. Morris W. Knowlton and little parents, 28. Five other Maine commanderies have tion by a local cast. Some new scenery daughter, of D. arrived Rev. J. W. Tickle’s subject next Sunday Washington, C., been invited to be the guests of the East- for Hancock hall is now being painted, to COAL “Shew us Friday spend the summer with Mr. and will be used in < * morning: the Father.” port Knights on that day, and a big this play for the first Knowlton’B parents, J. F. Knowlton and Mrs. Julia H. Niccolls has to gathering is expected. Eminent Com- time. gone wife. Mr. Kerosene Oil Knowlton is expected in about L. B. is the cast of in by the Barrel, jj Northeast Harbor for the summer. mander Trussell, and Sir Knights Following characters two weeks to spend his vacation. Deasy, E. F. Robinson, jr., and Charles the order in which they make their en- Grass Seed.