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nuuiuuimiRiB, LOCAL AFFAIRS. street last Wednesday afternoon. The ‘Sbbniatmente. afternoon was pleasantly spent with games. Refreshments were served under NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. the trees on the lawn. For sale—Shingles. Ernest F. with his wife and Foreclosure of mortgage of real estate— Osgood, John A. Pres. H. Tress. M. Peters, Henry Higgins, Gallert, Sec'y. _ Charles H Hart. little daughter Stanton, of Berlin, N. H., Notice of Foreclosure — Broadway Trust Company, Trustee. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Irving Os- Barrlll Libel for Divorce—Wesley H Cousins. good, making the trip here by automobile, Tie National Bank Lost—Bank books Eden Fair. Embert C. Osgood, wife and little daugh- For Sale—Land. ter returning with them. OF ELLSWORTH Notice of Foreclosure—Horace B Estes. Upiop Trust Gopipapy To let—House. The many friends of Rev. Albert J. Notice for for petition partition. of the church Admr notice—Robert Ash. Lord, pastor Congregational 2 cent, interest on all Mb: in Meriden, Conn., will be glad to learn ; Allows per balances of §500 Bangor, OF ELLSWORTH Eastern Trust & Banking Co. that he is to preach at the Baptist church to next ! or over subject check. Is YOUR account work- Sunday evening. This is 'a privilege CONDENSED TIME TABLE. that all are invited to share. We invite yonr attention to the following reasons for yon to do YOU or the other fellow? If Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at for you can’t A dance has been business at this bank: ing call, 6.55, 7.18, 11.16, 11.68 a. m., 4.21, 0.18 p. m. subscription arranged Sundays, 6.56 a. m., 7.18, 9.11,11.16 a.m., 6.40 by some of the young people of Ellsworth Because it is a strong sate institution, and our aim ie to make this write us p. m. ; to-day—NOW. for this in the Bank. Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 7 87 a. evening Hancock hall. Those Peoples Because its officers and directors are the safest and most m., 12.23, 4.11,5.85. 10.21, 10.87 p. m. Sundays, called upon have responded generously. among 6.39 a. m., 4.11. 5.35, 10.21, 10.87 p. m. conservative business men in this community. Its officers have had Higgins’ orchestra of seven pieces will years of experience in the Banking business. Particulars on play. Punch and ice-cream will be served. jj Full Request. 8CHEDULE OF MAILS Because this Bank studies the needs of its customers, and properly AT ELLSWORTH E. POBTOFPICB} Harry Walker, who, with his wife, takes care of them, whether their business ib large or small. In June Because ....... effect 23% 1914 has been spending two weeks at the systematic savings pay; we receive deposits from |1 up. Walker left to attend Because this Bank is intereBted in the of this MAILS RECEIVED. homestead, Sunday development a school convention at N. H. county. From West—*6.56. *11.16 a m; 4.21, §6.18 p m. Plymouth, ---- Call on us whenever are in town and let us serve in From East—12.*3, 5.86, and 10.87 p m. Mrs. Walker will remain a week longer, you you any I MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPP1CB the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma Mc- way and at any time. D to Fair Going West—11.65 a m; *3.46, *5 and *9 p m. Farland. Going Bangor Week ? Going East—6.80 a m; 8.45 and 5 45 p m. The firemen were called out Sunday forenoon for a slight fire on the roof of We extend a cordial Registered mail Bhould be at postoffice half Union Trust ■ invitation to Ban- Mrs. Amanda Company an hour before mail closes. Young’s house on Pine B gor’s Fair-week guests to visit this bank, •Daily, (Sunday included. §Daily, except street, started, evidently, by a spark j Sunday; Sunday at 6.40. from the chimney. The fire was ex- and see fo- themselves what a 1 B thor- No mail dispatched to or received from the tinguished with chemicals. The damage B oughly up-to-date banking institution it east Sundays. ’3 slight. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Buckley, of Sum- ! B is. Our massive vault is an “If man ever especial George R. Lowell, who has been seri- mit, N. J., and Herbert L. Buckley, of the young expects to succeed in busi- is better. B object of interest. ously ill, Philadelphia, who have been guests of Dr. ness he must be economical. No matter how small Mrs. Walter L. Smith, of Allston, Mass., H. L. D. Woodruff and wife at their Green Lake the sum the or man is visiting relatives here. cottage, have returned home. Mrs. boy young is receiving, he should Arthur I. Studer, of N. re- Evan Lindsay, wife and daughter Ella Brooklyn, Y., save a of his income.” mains for a visit. always portion have returned to New York. longer William E. Whiting left for Mrs. Fred S. Smith, of Gardiner, is the Saturday Hancock Montreal, to meet C. P. to Bank, guest of Mrs. Elmer E. Rowe. Dorr, intending County Savings drive home his car, coming by way of the Mrs. Whitney B. Lowe, of Deer is Established Isle, White Mountains. His father, S. K. 1873. Ellsworth, Me. visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T. Sowle. 1 Whiting, accompanied him. At Fabyans, Mrs. W. A. Alexander is visiting her in the White Mountains, the car broke Mrs. sister, George H. Grant, at Hancock down which will oc- necessitating repairs all who have a room or two Point. requests spare COMING EVENTS. cupy a week or more. The party returned to cheerfully and generously respond, so The of this George I. Grant and of home yesterday by rail. ELLSWORTH. Object family, Boston, that there shall not he any lack of accom- are at camp Aiken, Patten for two at ball pond, The first republican rally of the cam- modations. It is expected that a charge Friday evening, Aug. 28, Society weeks. —Dance. Advertisement paign in Ellsworth will be held at Hancock will be made for the use of the rooms, and Miss Helen Nealley was the week-end hall Friday evening. The speakers will be ! if meals also can be served, even if only Wednesday, Aug. 26, at Hancock ball— of is to inf.irn. every reader of The American, who has need of any kind of in- guest Oscar A. Tompkins and wife in Col. C. E. Plummer, of Bath, and Hon* j breakfasts, the committee will be glad to Subscription dance, beginning at 8.30. Bangor. Reuel of Camden. Col. Plummer ! know. Members of the committee will Subscriptions may be given this lorance that ail our policies combine broad protection and prompt settle- Robinson, evening. Henry Dorgan, Arthur Abram, Irving has been prominently connected with the ! make a personal canvass, or persons hav- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, ments with the lowest possible rates. Friday, Jordan and their families spent Sunday at shipping interests of the country, and is ing accommodations may notify Henry Sept. 8, 9, 10 and 11, at Hancbck hall— Cape Sharp. conversant with national and State affairs. W. Conley, superintendent of schools. State teachers’ institute. C. W. & F. Mr. Robinson is an al- I_MASON, Mrs. E. M. Gordon and daughter Emily, eloquent speaker, FAMILY REUNIONS. in demand in of are of La- ways political campaigns. Teachers* Institute in Kllsworth. ELLSWORTH, MAINE Melrose, Mass., guests Mrs. 27 — Clark reunion at The Ellsworth band will furnish music. Thursday, Aug. Cord ia Lord. An institute for teachers under the di- West Franklin. >00006 ^C^OOOOOOOOQOOOOOCMXHXKK) Another meeting of the of rection of the State of edu- The democrats have rented the hall over stockholders department Saturday, Aug. 29—Giles family at town E. the Russell Shoe Co. will be held at the cation, will be held at Ellsworth for four G. Moore’s drug store as campaign hall, Waltham. headquarters. office of the company next Saturday even- days beginning Tuesday, Sept. 11. — Real Estate in Bluehill ing at 7.30 o’clock, to take further action The institute will be planned especially Thursday, Sept. 3 Wilbur family at Mrs. Harry O. and daughter I Tracy for the continuance of the for the assistance of rural and grange ball, East brook. | business. It is teachers, Dorothy, of New York, are guests of Mrs. expected to start up the factory in about will be open to teachers of Hancock Saturday, Sept. 5 — Tracy family at for sale 1 Thomas O. Tracy. two weeks. Mr. Russell has two practical county and the neighboring towns of ad- Gouldsboro Point. X| known as the “Johnson modern house and stable in fine re- Q R. H. Place”; cottage Dr. Greene and of New shoe men wife, interested with and the counties. instructors — 5 p ir. ard wood floors steam-heated. Lot rods <3 him, joining Competent Saturday, Sept. 5 Saunders family at throughout, eight square. York, are guests of Dr. Greene’s P Term- reasonable. 3 sister, factory will be started up for larger pro- will be employed to give lectures on West Surry. Mrs. A. P. W is well. S l you want to buy or sell real estate in any place in the county, call and duction than heretofore. It is hoped methods of teaching common school sub- in § FAIR DATES. •»*?:■■ BXte X Miss Pearl Frost, of Mars Hill, is spend- there will be a large attendance of stock- jects. The problems of rural school 11 mi ranee of all kinds written in the and strongest companies.
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    Amanda Young Global Head of Responsible Investment Aberdeen Standard Investments Talking ESG podcasts and gin With Amanda Young, GloBal Head of Responsible Investment, Aberdeen Standard Investments and Richard Romer-Lee, Managing Director at Square Mile October 2020 – 069 HOW DID YOU GET INTO THE INDUSTRY? ARE ANY SECTORS AHEAD I started my career doing economic research on a OF THE GAME? trading floor in an investment bank. It was that or The oil and gas industry has had to doing a PHD in neuropsychology. I came to the City make significant changes. It was the as I was excited at the concept that a big chunk of first sector lambasted by non- the country’s GDP was generated in just one governmental organisations. square mile. I have always had a strong moral compass and it was obvious to me that some to sink the Brent Spar oil of society’s social issues were not remotely on storage facility, opposition led by the radar. Purely by chance I came across Greenpeace prevented it. CCLA – management to church and charity clients, which delivers specialist investment Shell became the first company management to charities and not-for-profits. It was to produce a sustainability report. The higher the first time I heard about corporate governance risk industries have had to respond faster as and investment with a set of moral objectives. All of a sudden, I became environmental reporting, the measurement of aware that investing could achieve positives beyond just returns. KPIs and health and safety issues become ever more prevalent and important.