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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02

RICH DESIGNS
III rugs and carpets are
now on display IN our establish
ment. Have you seen the new
arrivals" Don't YOU need new
rugs or mats for the summer"
Bare floors NAV be cool hut they
are not sociahle. See these new
designs N many desirable sizes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-16
DARE pE a1AlEx n MULTI.
MuTx PUDLIOx.

Societatea Romfna de ajutor si
cultura ,,Plugarul Rom1n's din
Youngstown, Ohio, avut 0 Pc
trecere impreunata Gu teatru 81
dams in seara zilei de q Aprilie
1919, la care i avut un rezultat
-foarte multumitor, att din punct.
de vedere moral, cit 81 material.
Deci societatea ,,Plugarul Ro-
min" isi tine de datorinta in pri-
mul rind a aduce cele mai since
re multumiri atit dior diletanti,
cit 81 doamnelor 81 d-soarelor di-
letante, care Si-au predat relurile
cit Sc poate mai bine, find in
mai multe rinduri foarte viu a.
plaudati de onoratul public asis-
tent.
Societatea ,,Plugarul Romins'
Isl tine de datorinta aduce cello
mai calduroase multumiri tuturor
domnilor care pc lirga ticatul de
intrare au mai contrihuit 81 GU
! suprasolviri dupa cum urmeaza I:
Dumitru Lungoci 81; Gheorghe
Cucuian ST.; Gheorghe Pintea 50 ;
Micu Petrigor 81; Muzicantul Ca
ssian Barth ST.; Vasile Ivascu 81 ;
d-nul sef-redactor al ziarului IA
merica" sIulius E. V. Ioanovici
ST.; d-nul loan N. Sufana, secre-
| tar general al Uniunii s. R. \.
81. so; d-nul Olimpiu Clonta, func
tionar la Liga Nationala in Wa
shington, D. G. $3.50; Avisalom
Barbu 81; Gheorghe Oprean 81 ,
Elisei Bria 81; Rusalim Comon
81; Silivestru Pora 81; loan Fete-
cean Baila So; Jacob Barbosa 81
loan Morar 81; Vasile Gavrila
ST.; Nicolae Vlad ST.; Vasile Sabu
SOC; loan 81 Ana Visa So; Gavrlla
Ungur Soc; loan Dirjan Soc; Ma.
ria B. Flip Soc; Gheorghe Bog
dan soc; loan Lupu Soc; Pasicu
Marginean 25c; Gheorghe Cosean
25c; Zaharie Ariton Soc; loan Nj
coara Soc; Dumitru Duca 81; /
oan Lup 40c; Zaharie Simtior
4Oc; Ilie Curia Soc; Aron Rotar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-16

mitor ametita. S'a asezat ca pc un
scaun pc marginea patului; ca sd
Sc g1ndeasca.y
Din spusele directoarei intelesese
principalul: voia so marite GU
domnul acela, functionar La CARA.
De cind fusese chemata l1nga Ora
gomir Motoc 81 lasata de vorba Gu
ell ba char de mai inainte, din pri-.
virile lui urmaritoare, pricepuse
ceva, Sc temuse. De cum 0 chenase
directeoarea, ii rasarise in fata j.
magma lui lionel Protopopsscu 81
de zeci de ori apoi ii trecuse pc din
nainte. La vazut ca odinioara la
han, i s a nazarit Gu tot cadrul zile-
lie de vara sau de iarna; precum il
yazuse din ferestrele scoalei. Sirul
amintirilor parea ca vrea sal faca
istOricul dragostei eli, ca so lege 81
mai strins de ca. Sfortindu-se sd as
cutie ce i Sc 'toca la ureche, Isl sim.
ii mintea trecind prin clipe de in
tuneric, ca un glob luminat. Acum
in dormitorul susur1nd de respira-
til, scapata de lumina prea Impede
a lampilor 81 de cercetarea atitor
ochi 81 mai ales de al doamnei di-
rectoare, fntelese ce astepta, ca
re anume era primejdia GEO turbu-
rasc.
In patul din fata dormea Pop
Eleonora. 0 lumina slaba, de GU
loarea argintului vechi, strabatea
prin geamuri, de pc zapada intinsa
pc accperisuri, Eleonora dormea GU
gura deschisa, Gu bratele sub cap,
intr o poza de odihna nepasatoare.
Pop! Pop! ii sopti la ureche
Margareta. Nu te speria. M stii ce
Is int1mplat
Cele doua fete incepura sa vor-
beasca in sopot.
-. Internele carl au fost la sera.
ia directoarei dorm? intreba Eleo-
nora.
- Da, dorm; ell am ramas cea
din urma. LII inchipuesti de ce.
Directoarea vrea sa ma marite.
| Gu multi mai clar de cit STAR f
putut povesti siesi, Margareta i
storisi prietenei Ell, toate cite i lt
lspusese directoarea, impreuna Gu tt
MERLE GEO turburasera.
(Va urma.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-16

soc; Eroftei Rohan $1 loan r.
Bxlut Soc !; Nicolae Visan Soc,
loan Dan soc; Grigorie Russ Soc;
HE Popa Soc; vasile Craiut Soc;
Zaharie Barbu Morari 81; Gavril
Puscay 81; Gheorghe Radu 5oc;
loan Rohan 81; Gheorghe Medrea
81; Alecsa Roman 81; loan Faof
25c; loan Oprisu Soc; Gheorghe
Martin 45c; Todor Draia 45c; Pc
trea Barea Soc; Gheorghe Dragoi.I
ST.; Bucur Constandin 81; Socie-
tatea ,,Isvorul Rece" din East,
Youngstown, Ohio S.; loan Hila
Cucu 81; Gheorghe Popa Niti $2;|
loan Irimie 81; Achim Irimie 55c !;
David Costea 81; loan Ganozdca
$1.0O.
Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin"
mai aduce 0 mare multumita 81
domnulhi Leon Zaharie, membru
al societatii noastre 81 farmar, ca
re donat un miel, care s,a pus
in loterie, aducind un VENT de
25 dolari.
La aceasta petrecere am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale ......... $632.5O
Este totale =. -. $3O2.53
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-16
ScoaIa PROFESSIONALS
(Urmare).

Pop EleOnora auzea 81 prlvea m
trigata a cele ce Sc petreceau. Fl
ma atunci, deosebirea dintre ca 81 o.
ricare alta fata, fusese mai mutt in
chipuita. ST ca, ca 81 celelalte fete
mari, isl alegea cite-o iubita. Sc Ia
sd servita, facea haz de graba llno-
ra din ele 81 de poeziile ce lie CO.
piau, fara sd simta pentru vreuna
mimic deosebit. Ramasese cOnfiden-
ia lui Voicu Margareta. Statorni-
cia, si-a lui lionel Protopopescu STA
Margaretei, faceau sd deschida o.
chii mari, sd Sc gindeasca la firea
Ell schimbatoare 81 la lipsa de in
timplari prielnice unei iubiri.
Dincolo de zidurile scoalei, ba
nuia ca dragostea uneste 81 despair
te milioane de fapturi omenesti, ia
ce dezastre 81 seamana fericiri CInd
gasea cite un prilej ca sd priveasca
i'm strada, cerceta Tacoma trecatorii.
Oar nici un chip de barbat nu-i
marturisea mimic deosebit. Trecato-
rul nu 81 ilumina fata, Gu gindul
ca privit de fecioara ideala, ga
ia sd I iubeasca, daca i va vedea pc
chip lumina dragostii.
Oamenii treceau grabiti prin ge-
rul taios sau prin ningerea poto-
lita de omat, plictisiti, cugetind la
nevoile lor, suparati sau eel putin
lnepasatori.
De sigur ca lionel Protopopescu,
ale carui scrisori lie citea 81 ca, a.
yea 0 figura distinsa, portul capn-
lui mindru 81 privire prin care
patrundeai in incaperile largi 81
Illuminate de iubire ale inimii lui
de amOrezat.
O rugase de multe orr pc Mar
garcia sd ii descrie. lar indrago-
stita il descrisese 81, tot spunind
ca nu poate sd zugraveasca GU vor-
be, il zugravea ca pc frumusete
rara.
EleOnora sc intreba indoelnica
cum s ar putea ca Protopopescu .sa
fic att de indragostit de 0 fata asa
de obisnuita ca Margareta, fara 80
auda barem vorbind.
Cu cit trecea vremea, Sc gindea
tot mai mutt la ell 81 consulta ingrl
jata oglinda. Eleonora Sc socotea
tot mai frumoasa. | ar Fl parut
O inchisoare internatul, daca cele
doua prietene ale Ell nu treceau
pfin start att de interesante. A.
stepta.
Internatul trebuia sd faca ceva,
sal dea intrebuintare 81 lui Vol
cu Margareta. Calea fusese gasita
en- Mateescu Ana. Gel sapte ami de
dragoste prin scrisori asteptau un
desnodamint, in care Eleonora pre-
simtea ca va juca un rOl. Ea, sprin
tara alta data, sta pc linga priete-
ma eli cit Sc putea de des. Margare-
ia, dupa rce 'si incredintase taina,
gasea mereu cite ceva sal spuna,
sd adauge la comoara incredinta-
ta. Intr o ri, cum stateau amindoua
Ia fereastra din spre drum, Mar
garcia zari pc lionel Protopopes-
Gu:
Ute L! ala e, patton cenusiu,
Gu guler de catifea.
Flacaul lie vazu 81 priv lung, Gu
privire voioasa 81 intrebatoare,
in care parca'i spunea fetei:
S- Imi pare bine ca te vad. Ii
q spune mai multe Gu ochii, de-asi
sti Cd domnisoara de l1nga tine ii
) prietena.
Tinerii se priveau Gu drag, pc
cind Eleonora studia 81 pretuia Chi
pnl lui Potopopescu. Nh 4 gasi
nici frumos, nici interesant macar.
Gu . parere de rau foarte limps.
AZ - departa de prietena ei, rama
~ Il fereastra.
o nadejde, 81 ei necunoscuta,
y stinsese intro rnocirlx de ama-
rSciune. Am6rul Marearetei mar
u Il; ;s,$narsaao z 4 An cliY1 fafoaa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-16

mar al garii, Gu o scrisoare. Omul
voia, nici mai multi nici mai putin.
sa sc insoare GU fata crescuta in
scoala arhiereului Gherasim. Direc-
toarea, mai inainte de al da func-
tionarului ocazia ca sa 81 aleaga,
lua informatii despre el. Multumi-
ia de cele ce aflase, ca pofti la un
ceai pc functionar, pc eel care ! re-
comandase prin scrisoarea della in
ceput, pc barbatul eli 81 pc un prize
ten al acestuia. Cele citcva absol-
vente socotite de ca ca bune de gos-
pOdarit, ii stateau la indemina, ne
stiutoare. Ele serveau, faceau ono
rurile easel.
Cind functionarul socoti ca a
stat destul 81 a vazut in de ajuns,
Sc apropie sfios de doamna direc-
toare si'i sopti;
= Va multumesc pentru ce III
facut pentru mine. ;. doamna Bo-
tez.
Ell sc inrosi tot, ca un ON neum-
blat prin saloane.
Ochii lui cereau batrinei cucoa-
ne sal intrebe.
Directoarea il intelese 81 surise
catre barbatu-sau.
Domnule Motoc?.. Pc sleau !!
care'ti placer
Domnisoara de colo, Gu pa
rul castaniu.
Att schimbat vre-o vorba Gu
eat Att vazut-o de aproapef E IA
ia cuminte. 81 placuta, e drept.
Voicu Margareta! striga ca, vino
incoace!
Fata Sc supuse, sfioasa ca n tot
deauna in fata directoarei care, ne
pasatoare parca, spuse:
= Parca nici nu team vazut p1-
ma acum TIE rog cinta ceva!
Fata Isl lasase 81 mai adinc capul,
din cind in cind totus, il ridica pli-
ma de curaj. Functionarul Isl pri-
cepu rolul 81 intreba, mai multi pc
fata:
= Domnisoara cinta ? NJ ma in
doesc ca are glas frumos. Dati mi
voc sd ma recomand: Dragomir
Motoc!
Domnisoara Sc numeSte Vol
Gu Margareta, spuse directoarea 81,
Gu un compliment usor din cap,
pleca in alta parte a salonului.
Flacaul 81 fata mare ramasera fa-
ia in fata siliti sa 81 yorbeasca.
La sfirsitul ceaiului din salonul
d-nei directoare, Motoc, sarutind
nina gazdei, a rugat-o Sd sprijine-
asca proectul lui de casatorie: eli
domnisoara Voicu Margareta. STA
facut omul pc scurt biografia, 81 a
plecat.
Foarte multumita, ca de un sue
ces al ei, batrina cucoana che
mat-o pc data la dinsa pc Voicu
Margareta STA asezat-o alaturi, in
scaun. Fetei ii tiuiau urechile, &
inrosise ca 0 sfecla, calduri mari (
cotropeau 81 abba din cind in cind
lintelegea cuvintele directoarei.
De doua orr s a ridicat sd piece
dar doamna directoare prins-o dt
nina 81 la poruncit sd stea.
In micul salon in care, GU putiT
mai inainte fusesera yre-o zece per
soane, doamna directoare 81 tinars
absolventa sedeau sipgure. Toate !
sile erau inchise. Batr7na avea, q
nici odata, o dragoste de lhama !
un spor de vorbe fnsufletite, ca a
predicator. Char daca ar Fl int
les ce i Sc .spunea, fndemnurile i
povetelc, Voicu Margareta mar 8
indraznit sd fntrerup4 spref snpA
rarea ei, pc fiinta graya 81 sewers
in clipa de bunatate Il de fmpart4
sire 3 @ceasulni acela.
Cind directoarca inghesuia a
|fntrebarile, 3 tragea ia cele din NJ
NIL de mfneca sx rSspunda, copila
ca ochii mariti, ca fata rosie, i
/ timplele zvfcnindu.i, si'n cap q
llsrna anei mori rAspundaA q
Da,s doamnA y. I.
81 djrectoarsa = holb4 III 4 n
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Arthur f. Clough and wife of Rowland
have been visiting Mr.. Clough's mother,
Mrs. Adslia Clough.
Walter Lake has moved his family here
from Wnltham, and is occupying the rent
over the Moore store.
Mrs. l.. D. Patten spent part OF last
week at the Green Lake hatchery with
her sister, Mrs. Fred E. Grace.
Mrs. John A. Scott, who has been visit
ing her parents, George E. Davis and
wife, has returned to Corinns.
Mrs. Everard H. Clough and Miss
Charlotte Clough went to Hartford, Conn.,,
last week to join Mr.. Clough, who is
employed there.
Miss Wiida Jordan, teacher of the pri-
mary school here, was called to Brewer
Tuesday by the serious illness of her sis
ter, OF influenza.
Funeral services of Charles Fl. Leslie
were held at the home of Alexander Rog-
ers, Thursday morning, ana of his wife,
Gertrude, Saturday afternoon. Rev. Hem
ry w. Conley otficiated at both. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie died of pneumonia follow
ing influenza. Their little daughter. five
years, who survives, has been seriously i'll
at Frankfort, where both parents died
last week. The family has the deep SYM
pathy of their many friends here.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
Masonic Elections.

The masonic bodies of Ellsworth have
elected officers as follows:
Lygonia lodge Carroll F. Shea, w. M; !;
George S. Ober, 5. W; Willis E. Dunn, J.
W.; c. E. Alexander, treasurer; Fl. E.
Rowe, secretary; Percival Wescott, 5. D.. !;
Nj. l.. Wilbur, J. ID.
Acadia chapter - j. A. Haynes, II. p;
Carroll F. Shea, X; H. c. Austin, scribe /;
E. F. Robinson, treasurer; H. E. Rowe,
secretary; A, c. Jordan. c. of H; Z. K.
Wiberg, p. s.; Z. h. Alexander, K. A. c.
Blsnquetort commandery--R R. Il. Hodg-
kins, E. c.; Forrest B. Snow, g.; Carroll
F. Shea, G. g.; o. W. Tapley, S. W.;
Clarence h. Dow, j. W.; L. +. Haie, prel-
ate; f. F. Robinson, treasurer; H. e.
Rowe, recorder.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
NORTH ELLSWORPH.

Nicolin grange held its first session OF
the New Year on Jan. A. Owing to bad
Two proposals for membership were re-
ceived. Jan. Is there Will be installation
OF officers, followed by a harvest feast.
All patrons are requested to bring food.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
COMMUNITY LABOR BOARDS:

COMMUNITY LABOR BOARDS:
Bar Hsrbor-B E Whitney. A Brewer,J
w Davis.
Blnehill-F Snow, E Price. w Slower,
Brooklin-Eugene Kane, A E Farnsworth,
NJ Pease. =
Brooksville-F Perkins, Tspley, w
G indie.
Bucksport-w conary, 5 Blodgett, AA
Lowell
Csstine-w A Kicker, Fw B,wdeu. H Ma
comber.
Deer Isle--Paul W Scott, NJ Joyce, H
Spoff rd.
Ellsworth-o W Tapley, JeIisoD, JA
Austin.
Franklin-w E Bragdon, E Blaisden, A
Bsagdon.
Gouldsooro-A bolt, F T Wood. Whit.
taker.
Mount pesert-L E haskell. NJ savage.
wv Bueklin.
orland--F Gross, Hutcaiu,, F B
Patten.
sunivsn-w B Biaisden, H Robertson,
F e Haskell
swans Isiand-H W Joyce. L joyce, HE
johnson.
Winter Harbor- G { Btanee, E Weston, n
E Crane.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
Community Vespers.

The first Of a series of vesper services
will be held in the Unitarian vestry next
Sunday from to O'Clock. Program:
Piano prelude
Music, orchestra
Hymn, solo, Miss s Walker
Responsive service
Music, orchestra
Scripture reading, with violin obligato
Address
Hymn
Benediction
Piano and orchestra postlude
The public is cordially invited to this
service. The officers say their effort is to
make their fellow citizens feel that the
day has come when the church must be OF
use in the community, or perish. Tea
will be served at 5 O'Clock.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

river Saturday under her own power.
and Sunday proceeded to Southwest her
Dor, where she will be finished. She
leaves the river now to escape the ice
embargo and to facilitate her delivery
to her owners, the Southern Menhaden
Co., OF Jacksonville, Fla.
Charles Fullerton, U. s. H., who has
been spending short leave with his
parents, c. Z. Full erton and wife, left
last evening for New York to rejoin his
ship Mr.. Fullerton enlisted in Septem-
ber, 1915, and now ranks as gunner's
mate. He has been stationed on hoard
the battleship New York on service in
foreign waters since the United States
entered the war, and was with the allied
German grand fleet.
Ellsworth paid tribute to-day to ex-
President Roosevelt. Flags on the GUS
tom house, Hancock ball, the county
court house and private buildings were at
half mast. From to O'Clock, the hour
of the funeral, at request of Mayor Hag-
erthy, places of business were closed, and
schools did not begin their afternoon
| session until 2 o'clock. A unique tribute
was paid by the Postal Telegraph Co.,
rose at l O'Clock and remained standing
for one minute.
Ellsworth friends OF Mrs. Annie Moore
will be panied to learn of her death,
which occurred Dec. 26 at hospital in
Lynn, Mass, after a long and painful
illness. Mrs. Moore was born in this
city about sixty years ago, a daughter of
the late George P. Osgood. Her home
was in Saugus, Mass. She is survived by
one son, Eugene, Of Saugus; a brother,
Fred H. Osgood, and a sister, Mrs.
Georgia Patch, both of Boston, also
half-sister, Miss Lucy r. Osgood. In
terment was at Saugus.
Edward G. Moore, druggist, who was
special enrolling agent for the United
States merchant marine during the war,
has just been appointed permanent enroll
ing agent for the United States Shipping
Board Recruiting Service. Unusual oppor-
tunities are offered the American youth
who desires to enter the United States
merchant service. Boys who have had no
sea experience are given free training,
with pay, ON one of the several training
ships Of the recruiting service, and then
are listed for active duty in the paid mer-
chant marine in the world. Owing to the
rapid delivery of new cargo vessels, the
a. -
and special campaign to recruit young
men for immediate training is now under
way.
Many Ellsworth people will be pleased
to know that an anniversary ode for the
fiftieth birthday of the city of Ellsworth
is to be written by Miss Doris Halman.
This will be delivered at the afternoon ex-
ercises at 8 o'clock, Feb. 6. Historical
features of the city Of Ellsworth" will be
presented by T. E. Hale, who has served
the community as city clerk for many
years. Another feature of the afternoon
will be a paper by Miss M. A. Greely,
dealing with "Ellsworth Men and
Women. There will also be short ad-
for the celebration. Miss Sophia Walker
will be soloist. Special music will be pro-
vided by Higgins orchestra. The even
ing program will consist Of selected musi-
cal numbers, to be followed by a grand
military ball, with music by an aug
mented string orchestra. Invitations
have been issued to the county officials
cock county.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

last week OF the date OF the annual meet
ing of the Hancock National Farm Loan
associatiou-the date-given was right but
the day named was wrong. The meeting
will be on Tuesday, January IA, at the
board of trade room in Hancock hall.
tendance of me bers, borrowers, and
others interested.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
CoaIN. EVkNrs-
rangements

Thursday evening, Jan. 16, at Metho-
dist vestry Supper, rs cents, followed by
entertainment and social.
Thursday, Feb. 6, afternoon and eve-
ming Celebration Of fiitieth anniversary
of the incorporation of Ellswort h as city.
Friday evening, Feb, 21, at Paul Revere
hall, Mechanics uuilGing, Boston-Eils-
worth reunion.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
Ellsworth Reunion.

The fourteenth annual reunion Of the
Ellsworth Reunion association will be
held 10 Paul Revere Hall, Mechanics
building, Boston, Friday evening, Feb. 21.
A meeting of the committee will De beld
at the office OF Howard II. Adams, room
7O1, 81 Chauncey street, Boston, Saturday
afternoon, January IL, to complete ar
ra rangemepts
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

The matter of the proposed county
almshouse legislation was brought up,
and discussed. The mayor and aldermen
all expressed themselves as opposed to
the plan, believing it would work
hardship on the poor, and at no saving
to the towns, as persons receiving only
partial pauper support world still have
to receive aid from the town, or else
become wholly dependent and go to the
county almshouse. 1t was unanimously
voted to instruct the city clerk to report
to Representative Mason tine sentiment
OF the board and its action, and re-
monstrate against the proposed legis-
iation.
Adjourned.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
SIiuhtIx Mixed.

Mrs. Mix-There was time when
you minded what said, but now it's
like water on ducks back--in at one
ear and out at the other.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
Japanese Superstitions.

In Japan a light-colored mouse in
the house is sign of happiness. II
a spider falls from the ceiling in the
morning it brings pleasure, but if at
night it is thought to be very unlucky.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
CORDWOOD WANTED

Bids are solicited for next year supply
of wood for all schoolhouses in Ellis
worth. Bids will close Jan. Is. Ad-
dress Roland L. Stevens, Supt. of
Schools, Ellsworth, Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ApvEKrIsEmENyS rHrs wErA

Union Trust Co
j Haynes--Cash and carry
Union Trust Co-Bank- book lost
Nonresident tax ales-Gouldsboro
Notice OF foreclosure-FryeF Flynn Co
Notice of foreclosure-John Crawford
Ellsworth Loan & Building Assn - Share
holders meeting.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.

For Week Ending att Midnight Tuesday,
Jan. Z, 1919.
From observations taken at the power
station of the Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
4am IL m forenoon afternoon
Weds 20 30 = snow \ rain 1853
Thursl Ss- 81 rain, n,cIoudy cloudy .05
Fri 29- 2e- snowfall cloudy 81
Sat as 81 snow cloudy 81
Sun A. 23- fair clear
Mon 10 IS fair cloudy
Tues g. 2I- snow,cioudy snow .04
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
WELCOME!
Returning Soldiers
and Sailors

Full information as to all employment
openings in Hancock County and else
where will be given you free by your
nearest Community Labor Board. See
lIst below
United States Employment Service
U. S. department. of Labor
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08
CITY MEETING.
Remonstrance Against Proposed
County AImshouse Ie0islation


County Almshouse Legislation.
The Ellis worth city government has
gone on record as unanimously opposed
to the proposed legislation to take the
care of the poor out of the hands of The
towns and cities, and create instead a
county almshouse.
The full board was present at the regu-
lar meeting Monday evening, Mayor
Hagerthy presiding.
Alderman Wescott of the committee to
which was referred the matter of purchase
of motor hose wagon, reported that
the proposition of the Morang garage
had been accepted, and one-ton Ford
truck chassie and hose-cart body ordered.
Rolls of accounts were passed as fol-
lows:
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosToFPIcR.
In effect, Nou. IL, 1918.
MAILS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
From WEsT-6.47 a m; 4.3t pm.
FROM EAsT-1l.l1, q m; 6.24 m.
MAILS CLOSE AT PosToFPIcB
GOING WEsr-l0.4o a m; $50 p IN.
GOING EAsT-6.15 a m; 3.55 m.
Registered mail should be at postofnce hall
an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American., 1919-01-08

- The Thursday club will meet this week
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