Ellsworth American : August 16, 1916
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V»l. LXII. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 16, Mimuninti. commissioners. Game Warden aaonunoniM. LOCAL AFFAIRS, Bin*icbeel Shea will have charge of tbe work, under the direction of Mr. WWW ADTKRTIMIMKNT9 THIS WREK Perkina. Material will tbe ordered and arrangement! made lor tbe immediate The Davis Theatre beginning ot the work when tbe water ia Exec notice— George O Johnson lower. •* — O Calvin Hive? Mra. R. E. March, ol Doer Iele, wbo baa Make Your For harness and land Dollars Grow sale—Starkey’s shop been ill at tbe borne ol ber Probate notice—Zena Oraee Ouptill et als seriously ** -Daniel Y McFarland et als mother In Ellaworth, ia improving. —Petitions to sell and mort- Tbe annual lair under the auapicee ol Every thrifty person likes to have his dollars gage real estate tbe Methodist society will take the Ellsworth business place Union directory Trust ia Co. first ol October. A flue for him at interest. Lampoon M Hubbard program being active—working arranged whicb will consist ot / ■ Deposit Gray’s Business college many Ellsworth, Maine is J A Haynes—Groceries novel features. cash where it safe—start an account with NE Co your Tel A Tel # Tbe Fullerton reunion wilt lie held at The Morrill Nation 1 bank ball if not Capital the Bnrrill National Bank. Zlra cigarettes Bayalde grange Sept. 4.; pleas- stock.,#100.0110. ant, the first All connected pless.mt day. Surplus and lti.vooo with tbe family are invited. A picnic iiikIIvi<tprofits. dinner will be served. SCHEDULE OF MAILS Additional Htockliolden,’ Liability .■ 1 UO.OOO. int. on accounts E. ol 4% paid Savings AT BLLSWOSTB FOSTOmCM. Mrs. Jennie French, Plainville, In r^Ml June JO, 19J0. Maas., wbo, with son Alton, baa been 9320,000. Compounded Semi-annually visiting her aiater, Mra. Alice U. Finn, re- turned borne Thursday. Sbe was accom- MAILS UCiaVID. panied to Bar Harbor by Mrs. Finn. a for of Week Days. Making protective capital depositors $325,000. 'The Burrill National Bank William F. Jude, ot Belfast, formerly ol Fbom Wbst—4.56. n.16 am (except Mond a j), Ellsworth, baa been named the Dem- by with our IUIWORTH, MAIN! 4.21 (except Sunday). 6.18 p m. ocratic county committee of Waldo county This, together ample resources, places this bank in a po- as candidate for county attorney to fill Fbom Bast—12.28 (except Monday). 54fs 10.87 sition to render to its patrons most satisfactory service, and every tbe vacancy on the ticket caused by tbe p m. (10.87 mail not distributed ontil fol- ‘withdrawal ol Eben F. Littlefield. depositor may feel that bis interests are and that lowing morning.) properly guarded Dr. L B. Mower, ol Waterville, secre- any funds lie has on with us are safe. MAILS CLOSB AT roiTOfflCB tary ol the United Baptist convention of deposit absolutely ftmattmtnU, Week Daya. Maine, spent Saturday evening at tbe He was in this vi- If not already a depositor with this bank, we invite your account, Going Wbst—1146, a m; 8.46, S and 9 pm. Baptist parsonage. cinity1 on missionsry work connected with either in the or that our Gonto East—4.26 a m; 8.46, 5.60 p m. the society. He preached at Franklin checking savings department, knowing methods of will Sunday*. Sunday. a doing business be highly satisfactory to you. At tbe Church next the Arrive from the west at 646, 11.16 a m, 6.40 Baptist Sunday, pastor will speak in the on: “A m. Close for west m. morning p 8.46,6,9 p Handful of Corn on tbe Mountain Top;” and in the evening on: “They bave Mesea Registered mail should be at postoflkee half and the Prophets, let them hear them,” or an hour before mall closes. “Would one coming from tbe dead have a Convincing Message?” L. Bennett and Miss Vera K. 18- o’ the CONDENSED TIME TABLE. Hervey Wednesday, An -“Peg King.” Johnson, both ol Hancock, were married WKBK DAYS. aCthe Baptist parsonage in Ellsworth by Thursday, All. 17--Through Troubled Waters, ViuBS.pl tbe Rev. B. H. Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at pastor, Johnson, Saturday Bennett it a railroad em- 645. 7.18,11.16 and 11.56 a. tn., 4.21 and 6.16 p. m. evening. Mr, Friday. An. 18--Gladiola, b'"W The will make Trains lease Ellsworth for the west at 747 a ployee. happy couple their home in Hancock. Saturday, An 19--The Flirt, „i- m, 12.28. 4.11,546, 10.21 and 1647 p. m. HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK SUNDAYS. Friday evening, at the Baptist church, there will be a service. Miss 21 A Red Feather Drama. Arrive from west at 6.55, 7.18, 9.11 and 11.16 special Monday, An Helene will talk ot her work in a. in., 6 40 p. m. Leave for the west at 640 a. Bellatty Drama. m All. 646.10.21 and 1047 p. m. the normal school at Thomasville, Ua., a Tuesday, An22-- Essanay school for colored children conducted by the Rev. C. N. Bart- An 23--Madame ricktmi. Congregationalists. Wednesday, Butterfly, WKATHKK IN ELLSWORTH. lett, of Trenton, will slso speak. Date far Peg o' the Ring to be announced. The Social Literary club of West Main “SAFETY FIRST!” Por WMfci tndloi at Midnight Tatadijr, street recently enjoyed a pleasant drive to Aug. 13, 1919. the coaling station at East Lamoioe, were A bank that has the of | Prom observations taken at the power where they delightfully entertained protected savings Price to •tattoo of the Bar Harbor A Union Rivet by Stephen Leland and wife. The picnic Hatinee Children, 5c Power in Ellsworth. is Co.t Precipitation lunch enjoyed on the veranda over- this community for over 43 years must cer- given In inches for the twenty-four hours looking the bay will long be remembered. ending at midnight. J Weather Precip- Rev. J. E. Lewis, of Hancock, and his tainly be a safe and sound bank for YOU StobrTtitrmtnu. Temperature condition* itatiou brother, pastor of the Baptist church at Ashland, Maas., were in town Saturday on 13 m to deal with. forenoon afternoon^ business, and called on Rjv. B. H. John- Wed 64- 67— raln.cloudy cloudy .71 son, in conference with Dr. I. B. Mower on Tburs 61- 75— clear fair the religious work in Hancock. Mr. The Hancock County Savings Bank en- ^Lamson»"°Hubbard Fri 80- 69- fair fair Lewis is doing work in that town that is of value. Sat 80 74- fair fair great joys the honor of this long and faithful ser- “PEMBERTON" 66— cloudy.rain fair,showers .04 Miss Bessie Mills, of Bangor, and Miss Hazel of have been the THE EIGHT IN ONE SOFT HAT-AN ENTIRELY Mon 56- 70— rain^air fair .02 Giles, this city, vice ; has added thousands of dollars of Mrs. ?. C. many Tues 56- 76- fair fair guests Miss Giles' sister, NEW CREATION-MADE IN ALL COLORS Burrill, at “Kest-a- Nook. While”, Shady in interesttothe in its care ; invites Friday evening an informal dancing party deposits L L. of the week- was enjoyed by the younger set. Punch Halman, Boston, spent YOUR account on the same safe- end with his family at their summer home and cake were served. All voted Mrs. savings Burrill a delightful hostess. here. liberal- interest basis. Mrs. Wellington Barbour, of Poxcrott, » Capt. Sidney A. Goodwin, wife and little guarding, is visiting relatives in Ellsworth and La- son arrived home last week, Capt. Good- moine. win having left the schooner Robert at New Orleans. Off Mrs. Elba W. of was the Snyder Darien, Ga., Mayo, Brewer, Goodwin a of her Mrs. C. if. last recently. Capt. harpooned gnest aunt, Qrindal, saw week. twelve-foot saw-ttsh. The from the flab he has presented to Harvey W. Mu- Mrs. W. H. Patten has returned from a j ring, who has added it to the many in- Hancock Bank visit of several weeks to her home in Deer j teresting curios in his store window. County Savings Isle. Rumors of cases of infantile paralysis Established 1873 Ellsworth, Me. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Redman and da ugh* I in Ellsworth are unfounded. No case has ter Oarrie, of Dorcheater Mias., are in been reported to the local board of health. Ellsworth for a visit. Three houses on the east side of Leonard ! E. A. Dnrgan, of the Maseachnaetta lake road are under quarantine for mild Bonding A luauranoe Co., is spending a cases of scarlet fever. The board of few days in Ellsworth. health baa been unable to trace the origm city as an Ella worth boy formerly in busi- I Daniel E. Brown and of of these cases, and so far the disease is Dr. wife, Brock- net** here. After a few year* in the hard- THE CHEVROLET with have arrived cjnfl ieil 10 idi- one ton, Mass., tfUvstM, at rteighbojbntHl,. ware t>u«lne«s with bia father, P. H. Strac- ! TIM Product it Lxjcr.jr:* ead. of the ser- the Burnbara homes The third speciallaveaing ton, in 1900 he formed a partnership with I vices it the Unflsritn Mr**. O. W. Tapley is the gnest of her church *U1 Iw^heid Horace P. Wescott, and bought the hu*i- | in XI Hun(in\ *• f 7 30 uVl vk. Th* cousin, '1rs. W. H. Dana, at Treadweli’s preacher lie**, which was rontmutd under will oc iUv. Per island, Ipawivh, flu aas. P«uiit>y kins, ui Lngluou, name of Stratton & Wescott until 1900, Mass.