Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-09-17

mem bered by many Of her former friends
in this city. She leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Craig of New York and
Miss Hettie Douglass of Bangor, and
several nieces and nephews. Interment
was at Glenburn.
Frank J. Dunleavy, who has been en-
joying vacation in Ellsworth and Mas
sachusetts since his recent return from
oversee service, returned Monday to his
old position in the BurrilI national bank.
P. Fl. Mcnamara OF Bangor died sud
denly OF heart failure Monday, while
driving in his automobile. He was we'll
known in Hancock county, having many
| times acted as starter at races at Noun
tain park, Bluehill
There will be meeting of the men in
| terested in the purchase OF the shoe
factory building at the board OF trade
room to- morrow evening at 500 Trustees
for the care and management of the prop
erty will be chosen.
Gleason r. Campbell, another OF the old
residents OF Cherryfeld, who was we'll
known in Ellsworth, died Saturday, aged
eighty-two years. He was brother Of
Samuel N. Campbell, whose death pre-
ceded his by only six days.
| M. Y. McGown, jr., has returned TO
Ellsworth and re-entered high school.
after weeks employment in the Jordan
q aiarsh store in Boston. He went to
Boston and, unaided, found the position.
but he found, also, that high school edu
cation would open the way to better
position, and wisely decided that he
would finish his high school course.
! At meeting of the executive board of
the directors OF the Union Trust Co. ves-
terday afternoon, o. w. Tapley was elected
president of the bank in place of Con-
gresham John A. Peters, resigned. and
Frank Z. Nash of CherryfieId was elected
vice. president to succeed Mr.. Tapley.
William F. Campbell, who has been
identified with the bank since ;ts
organization, as one of the directors. will
be the outside representative of the bank.
Many inquiries have been made. by
| those interested in the fishing at Green
lake, as to the progress of work ON the
I
special appropriation was made by the
legislature. THE AMERICAN has received
a letter from the State fish and game de-
partment stating that plans for the screen
have been made and work is progressing
as well as possible. The department feels
assured that the work will be completed
this fall.
Saturday afternoon the Ellsworth base
ball team will play the Great Northern
Paper Co. at Wyman park, the game be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. This will be the last
game OF the season to be played on the
home diamond, and big crowd of rooters
will be out. Ellsworth has twice been
beaten by the Great Northerns, but was
not entirely satisfied with the decisions
OF the umpire that gave the last game to
the visitors by 2-1 9core. 1t is expected
that Saturdays game will be played with
the same lineup as last Saturday, SO far
as possible. A good game is assured.
Changes to the winter schedule will &c
into effect on the Mt. Desert branch Sun
day, Sept. 28. The local train down reach
ing Ellsworth at 1885 will be discon-
tinued, also both the late night trains UP.
Train now leaving Bangor at $40 a. m.
and due in Ellsworth at 7.18, will leave
Bangor at $50 a. m. Sunday train service
will be continued on the branch until
October 26. The New York express will
run until Sunday, October 5, the last
train east reaching Ellsworth Saturday
October a, and the last train west leaving
Sunday, Oct. 8. Parlor and sleeping cal
service from Boston to Mt. Desert Ferr,
J will continue until October IS.
The annual fair of the North Ellsworth
Farmers club opens to-day, and continues
through tomorrow. The club has pre-
pared for good fair, with dinners ant
suppers each day, and midnight supper
tomorrow evening, in connection witt
the dance. Tomorrow will be the bic
day, with chicken dinner. 1t will be 8
half holiday for the schools of the city
A big feature of the afternoon will be a
ball game at 2.3O between the Ellsworth
and Franklin teams. The Franklin boys
have got together a good team, which
has been developing rapidly in the few
games it has played this season. Franklin
always could play ball, and Ellsworth is
looking for hard game. "Cy" Young
and Linnehan will be the battery for
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