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Ellsworth American : December 24, 1919 •oMoaiFTion Slmertcait. paiob, $2.00 m riii(Kllgworth I V ol. LXV. I IP PAID III iOTIlOli $1.50. ELLSWORTH, ■»■*»**» as MAINE, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 24 1919. SBCown- class mattbb AFTERNOON, AT TBS BLL8WOBTH POSTOFP1CH. 1 No. 51. local Wendell Osgood left Monday for 1 '■Shbertiaemcnts. Affairs Boston for the winter. Miss National Bank Ntfw Elizabeth Macomber, who is Liberty ADVBRTISKMBNTK this virkk in Successor to the Burrlll National Bank teaching Skowliegan, is in Ells- Cow for sale worth for the holidays. OF Sheriff’s sale ELLSWORTH Liberty National hank Wellington Haslam has purchased ox of Mrs. f of handkerchiefs lost Linnie Brown the house at A E Baker— the Substantial Increase qii Optometrist corner of State and Fifth streets. hilvy <& Linuebun—Haidware Tax sale—Town of Mrs. Clifford G. Royal and Mrs. H c Buckaport Dec. 1919 BANKING BY Jordan—Christmas Margaret Kief have Deposits 16, $2,003,284 60 MAIL. M L greeting gone to Augusta Adams—Christmas greeting to Dec. 1918 Bank must on its spend the holidays with relatives. Deposits 16, .... 64 A National carry business inside of its own Augusta: 1,799,732 Miss Effle doors. W;H Gannett— Helplanted Morgan of Boston is ! Increase the .... $203,.'>51 96 presence is not necessary to transact spending holidays with her par- i Your personal anyJ feature of theB Mr. banking business. ents, and Mrs. A. L. Morgan. SCHEDULE OF MAILS Christmas at The above can, by mail, make deposits or draw out night Athletic club comparison of deposits reflects the You money, open new' accounts hall, the prosperity which accounts from one bank AT Ellsworth and Northeast this bank back of or transfer your to another, and obtain ELLSWORTH P08T0PPICE. enjoys, that, the confidence that the of this Harbor high school basket ball people j advice and information about making investments. fn teams have in efrct. Sept. 28, 7 <3 7.9 will play. locality the financial standing and integrity of the institution. Bonds belonging to all customers "ill be in our With assets of Liberty kept vault free E. Rowe $2,300,0011, we are in a very and and a for their MAILS RBCtCIVBP. Harry and wife left Mon- strong position of cMrrfe receipt given safe keeping. able to look after the day for Portland for a large as well as the small account a Week Day*. visit with Mrs. in s tis- WE THANK From Rowe's parents. Mr. Rowe manner. YOU, West—0.47 a m; 4.31. p m. will re- factory From main a week, while Mrs. Rowe will To East—11.11 a m; 0.27 p m. parties considering changing or opening new accounts at the remain for a longer visit. MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFPICK beginning of the new year we would the Miss Jeannie appreciate opportunity of go- Going Sanborn, teacher of over the matter with West-10.40 am; 6pm. the ing them and telling them what we have <- intermediate department at the "to ffer- Going East—6.15 a m: 4.00 m. p Pine street school, has resigned. The Sundays. (Until Oct. 26 ) vacancy has been filled by the elec- Arrive from the west 8.16 a m. Closes for tion of Miss Grace McKenney of Fort west 4.50 p m. Fairfield. “Samoset” and George E. Moore has purchased “Worth” Registered mail should be at half Un ion postoffice ithe Fred Jordan house on High Trust Company an hour before mail closes. j street of Mrs. Charlotte Farrell, and Ell has moved there from t he os sworth.Maink UFA ill EH IN Parody ELLMVOK1H. j house on Beal avenue, Mrs. A. P. Wiswell and her guest, For Week at Mrs. Adah Ending Midnight Tuesday, ; Emery, left this noon, Mrs. for Dec. 23. 1919. j Emery her home in Brunswick ; anil Mrs. Wiswell for New York to CHOCOLATES | From observations taken at t«ie spend the winter with her station power brother of the Bar Harbor & Union Rive Dr. R. H. Greene. rower Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation | WHY BE A DRIFTER? given in inches for the hours Mrs. Maria E. twenty-four1 Merchant, formerly ending at midnicht.i j of Hancock, died Monday night at Like a some follow the of -at- the flowing river, people lines least resistance Weather Precip- home of her son in Summit, N. J. Temperature conditions itation Mrs. and spend all their cash for luxuries. j Merchant was a native of La- surplus Drifting is easy bnt moine, and was in the 4am 12 ui forenoon after ninety-first accomplishment requires determination. Decide to save all you can.. Wed -2 year of her age. She was the mother of Start an account with the Hancock Bank. F. C. & W. H. Thurs —2 I Mrs. H. L. D. Woodruff of County Savings Scott’s and Mrs. Fri -2 Ellsworth, Leonard Jordan of Ellsworth Hancock Sat 5- fair Falls. She also leaves County Savings Bank two sons in Corner of /lain and 1- Brooklyn, N. Y.. and a Ellsworth, State Streets Mrs. Maine Mon 10- cloudy sister, George Gould of Ells- cloudy w'orth. fair Mrs. Jordan was with her at the end, and Mrs. Woodruff left for Summit yesterday. Burial will be at Mrs. Abbie Butler of Westford, I Summit. is O. Mass., spending Christmas witn The tug E. P. Dickson has hauled W. CO. Fine assortment of her TAPLEY, Christmas Candies aunt, Mrs. Maria Durgain. up for the winter at the Ellsworth & General Insurance and Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lynch are Foundry Machine Works, where she Pipes, Tobacco and Smoker’s Articles for Christmas home from Bar Harbor for the win- will have her gasoline engine TAPLEY BUILDING, ELLSWORTH, MAINE ter. taken out and a new Fairbanks & Office 14 Morse crude oil engine of Telephones: The literature club.will meet with sixty-horse Residence 144 power put in. She will also Mrs. H. L. Crabtree next Monday under- go other repairs to put her in first- evening.. class shape for the busy season an- There will be a jazz dance the by ticipated next year. This boat was Ja-Mo-Ka orchestra singing at Han- bought by Whitcomb, & cock hall next Haynes Monday evening. had a busy season, and proved satis- H. R. Holmes left Monday for Whitney last spring to take the place Christmas Braintree, Vt., where he has employ- of the Little Round Top. She has Merry ment. Mrs. Holmes left at the same factory. Capt. Murch.in command time for New is a To all customers York, to spend the hustler. my and friends, I wish a winter with her Mrs. P. S. Merry daughter, Ellsworth friends were saddened Thorsen. ! to learn Christmas and Happy New Year. of the death on Friday of Officers of Bayside grange will be Mrs. Margaret Miller, at her home in publicly installed by Rev. R. B. | Allentown, Pa. Mrs. Miller was the Mathew's Wednesday evening, Jan. 7, sister of Mrs. E. H. Baker of Ells- H. C. JORDAN, Jeweler at S o’clock. There will be a har- worth and Mrs. W. F. Aiken of vest supper. Visitors are requested j Cherryfleld. She spent the greater 5q MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH to contribute. part of the summer of 1918 in Ells- The woman's club will meet next worth, making friends of all who met her. She Best Wishes Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. J. | was twenty-four years of Collins. Miss Florence Hale of age, and was married six the j only to all our customers for Christmas State department of education, will | months ago. She leaves, besides her husband, father address the club on “What Women and the sisters men- and the New V'ear. of Maine Should Know About tioned, six brothers. Mrs. Baker Schools.” ; was with her at the end. The family has the Wm. H. H. sympathy of Ellsworth Santa Claus Rice post, G. A. R., at triends. Headquarters its annual meting, elected officers as follows: William Small, j The Ellsworth Athletic club bas- commander; ket-ball John B. Dean, S. V. C.; J. L. Cook, ; team went to Southwest Harbor last IN ELLSWORTH J. V. C.; W. A. Richardson, surgeon; Wednesday evening, for its first A. W. Curtis, chaplain; William game with an out-of-town i team, the Southwest Harbor NEW AND COMPLETE: Small, Q. M.; J. A. McGown, 1 A. A LINE OF patriotic The instructor; R. G. Taylor. O. of D.; game was fast and close, the final James Farrell, O. of G.; C. E. Fogg, I score being 27 to 26 in favor of Southwest Q. M. S. | Harbor. It was a good Snow showing for the Ellsworth team in Shoes, Skis, Toboggans, Sleds, Officers of Wivurna encampment, its first game with a more experi- MARTI r\l L. ADAMS. I. O. O. F., were elected Monday enced team. A return game was evening as follows: Neil A. Ray- Silverware I scheduled to be played on the Community mond, C. P.; Arthur Studer, H. Ath- P.; letic’s floor in Ellsworth Elbridge Milliken, S. W.; Mark L. Friday ; evening, but the Southwest Harbor and Milliken, jr„ J. W.; Frank S. Call, varying Sets, Safety Razors Shaving Sets team cancelled the date. The date scribe; Horace F. Wescott, treasurer. j was filled in by the high school teams C. O. BURRILL The annual meeting will be held & SON Skates and Jackknives of the same towns, the visitors win- Monday evening, Dec. 29, at 7.30. A —Established ning by a score of 25 to 11. A 1867— Watches for the Thermos Bottles full attendance is desired.
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