Rich, John H. ANP Ranger 4 THE BAR HARBOR-T. TUARY 4978 FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOHN st. SAVIOUR'T BOY SCOUTS GEORGE H. PREBLE DIES CENTRAL RAILROAD Blurry H. RICH HELD SUNDAY PASS THEIR EXAMINATIONS IN AUGUSTA HOSPITAL Lifelong Champlain Boy Scout Council met at Funeral Services for Well-Known Bar Highly Repsected Citizen Died of the Parish Hall of St. Saviour's Church Harbor Painting Contractor Eyes Pneumonia Thursday on Thursday, February 2, for the pur- Held Sunday of examining Seouts for ratings and John H. Rich lifelong resident of Bar promotion. The following members of George H Preble died at the Augusta Harbor, died at his home on Thursday St. Saviour's Parish troop passed General Hospital Thursday morning. except Sundays attacks of Marri afternoon at 3.30 after five days' illness Second Class test: Kenneth Cleaves, Feb. 9, death following surgical treat ness, dull in with pneumonia. The announcement William Quimby, Clarence Smith, Gor- ment the week before. Mr. and Mrs caused Medi- was one which brought to everyone the don Torrey, Frank Cunningham, James Preble were visiting relatives in Augusta The LEWIS L. CANNING cine, 50c and : Ce. deepest sorrow. Cunningham, Paul Salisbury, Herman when he was taken suddenly ill. The Guaranteed John Horace Rich was born in Salis. Woodworth, Roger Cunningham, Carroll news brought shock and grief to many Painting and Paper Hanging L F. MEDICINE CO., Portland, Maine bury Cove, August 4, 1856, one of Woodworth, Thomas Scammon, George friends at Mr. Preble's home here. family of ten children, the son of the late Cleaves Mr. Preble was born in Milbridge, The best grade of paints and John and Zena Hopkins Rich His Roger Soper passed the Tenderfoot Jan 1862 the son of the late Myrick POLICY varnishes in stock at all times. birthplace was the original farmhouse test and William Quimby won merit and Phoebe Sawyer Preble. As young now burned, on the farm now the De badge music. man he followed the for short time A large and carefully selected M. M. MITCHELL Laittre place He spent his boyhood Marshall Etter of the Congregational with his father, making several foreign high line of wall papers. Chiropractor there, going to with his father for Church troop also passed the Second trips. He came to Bar Harbor about 50 130 LEDGELAWN AVENUE time when young man. He ex Class test, and Raymond Kittredge also years and was employed by Mr Bar 283 MAIN STREET BAR HARBOR pert builder and carpenter and much of of the Congregatilnal Church troop pass- that time leading carpenter Phone 18-M his work shows genius in design. Under ed the First Class test. He then took business Telephone 719 his direction the Lafayette National in Portland, having decided to Park office and the publicity building business for himself. He entered next door were constructed STUDY CLUB NOTES painting establishment in Boston where CHARLES AHLBLAD Mr. Rich married Miss Marion Con- he served four years to learn the business PROGRESS ners of Bar Harbor who died here about (Contributed) and trade in all its branches. Returning Dr. L. Sherman Cleaves 12 years ago. With the exception of a Mrs. Almon Hodgkins was hostess to Bar Harbor, he established a successful Painter and Paper Hanger VETERINARIAN year which they spent in California, Mr. the Bar Harbor Study Club at her home business which he continued up to the and Mrs. Rich had lived always in Bar on Greeley avenue on Friday evening time of his illness. Some of his work 64 Ledgelawn Avenue Office. 2 Cedar Avenue Harbor One Marion, two brothers, February 10. Papers on Abraham Lin was done in the interiors of some of the 1438, Gilman of Town Hill and Samuel read by members largest of Bar Harbor's homes BAR HARBOR MAINE Telephone Georgia and interior work home on Life of Telephone 860 Preble the highest The meeting of the Study Club first Miss Berth: Kincaid be on Wednesday evening They E. C. WEBB A STATEMENT February 7.30 at the home of the had who died in infancy Mr Contractor and Builder friendliness and loyalty to high ideals president, Mrs. Yyman P. Wadleigh Preble's second wife. who survives him, JOHN K PREBLE was proverbial, Mr Rich was endeared to was Mrs. Ellen F. Royal of Ellsworth by Jobbing a Specialty host friends to whom his death means WASHINGTON-LINCOLN A sister, Mrs. W J. Tower of South- Mason Contractor grief and loss SERVICE HERE SUNDAY west Harbor also survives. GENERAL MOTORS Tel. 4S1-W BAR HARROR In when the Bar Harbor Baptist Stone, Brick and Congrete Work Mr. Preble was an honest and upright 1885 Church was founded Mr. Rich became a In the place of the regular illustrated Piastering Tiling business man in all his dealings and charter member and in all the years since lecture on Sunday evening at the Congre to the time of his gational church there will be Washing- though of retiring nature he made Telephone hold Memorial Service, one many friends He member of Cor. MAIN and HANCOCK STREETS of deacon to which which the program will up in ser- Island Ludge Bar Harbor BAR HARBOR MAINE McKay Cottage fortnight ago and readings something of the to Bar Republican. and great Americans birth from Augusta or Friday by Mrs. Telephone 65 interest February brings. Chaplain Allison Preble and ner said A Home for Tourists tional but Hayes, S. N. rtd. of Clark Augusta Friday forenoon at 11 from Home public office Memorial Church taking the with members of Asylum Lodge, I. (). For more than thirty years Mr. Pich place of Rev. J. Homer Nelson while the 0. attendance Rooms You Regrel to Leave was superintendent for the late Mr and atter is on vacation, will speak and Funeral services were held Sunday T is the policy of Gen- HENRY A. LAWFORD Mrs. Charles Hazen Dorr of Boston and will be program of special inter- afternoon at 'clock in the Congrega- MAIN STREET eral Motors to maintain continuous improvement. Bar Harbor, of their estate, Oldfarm est. The two parishes are uniting morn- Painter and Paper Hanger tional church under the auspices of Island BAR HARBOR MAINF and when they died he continued in that ing and evening and the public is cordi- Lodge No () F of Ba: Har- in every one of its car divisions, with no interrup- capacity for George B Dorr, their son aily invited to join in doing honor to Dealer in Paints and Varnishe etc hor There large attendance and of tion in production. When Mr Dorr became custodian Washington and Lincoln on Sunday many flowers The Sieur de Monta National Monument Mr evening at 7.30 at the Congregational in the Episcopal tomb to ait This means that you enjoy the benefits of Rich became connected with that church Ledgelawn cemetery in the spring. JUST RECEIVED caretaker And when new engineering developments promptly just as NEW WALLPAPER Getting Nights became National WORTHEN AND CO. OFFER OTTER CREEK soon as they have been thoroughly tested on the Park be became A FREE BOOKLET held with real efficiency un 1245-acre Proving Ground. til retirement because of civil Worthen & Company, Inc., of Boston Boy actively identified with the It means that you can now order the new To eliminate pose your built and until lew distribution in New England of the se- Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Oakland, Buick, Mrs Buzzell RHEUMATISM ago Kamp Killkare, continuing curities of International Securities Cor- attack of grippe. LaSalle, Cadillac, or GMC Truck, and receive to after selling, and his poration of America, and Second Inter- Take Rheumatic Specific In ous hospitality there to old and young. national Securities Corporation, have Mrs James Dodge spent the week-end immediate delivery. not regret For sale Ler his cooperation with the publicity issued descriptive circulars regarding at Ellsworth leading drug mittee at the time of winter sports, will Behind this policy of continuous improvement Fred these trusts, which may be obtained by MEDICINE CO Maine A dance was held at the Community never be forgotten Wee Hause the our readers free on request House Wednesday night. Kelley's or- is an organization so widespread and resourceful camp next to Killkare he also built and chestra playing. owned. renting it each summer to Dr that it can make and sell quality automobiles M. C. A. JUNIORS WIN KEEP NEW ENGLAND MONEY IN NEW ENGLAND Landrech of Philadelphia Mrs. James and George Smith with FROM GRAMMAR SCHOOLS more economically than any automobile manu- Knowing the Island and the Bay Master Donald returned from Boston facturer in the world. did Rich had always fund of infor- An interesting game of basketball was last where they had taken him him sought on many played in the gym Monday night Dr. Ober for final examination The Look for the White Top the pronounced very successful. In the north and south it logs and mills its the Juniors and the Gram- Band and to visitors with mar which was wun by the Mrs Freeman Grindle who has been own lumber. In the east it makes its own ball uniors to with grippe is recovering bearings and radiators. In the middle west it the Big C Mr and Mrs. Adelbert Grover spent produces its own plate glass. Its plants are busy mem. GRAMMAR SCHOOL Sunday with her Aunt. Mrs. Chas Bar Logde, and F Grindle, rf in 33 important American cities. Southard at Sorrento Harmony Chapter. Order of Eastern Sleeper, If, A Salisbury, rf. Star, faithful and beloved member S, Burch, The Ladies Circle met at Mrs. Cora From almost 5,000 suppliers. its materials are both orders Carter, rg. H. McKay, Walls' last Wednesday afternoon obtained-steel by the hundreds of thousands of In addition to the close relatives there Rodick, 1g. C. Torrey rg The Three-I Club will hold Valen- are many nieces and nephews who by the tens of thousands of miles- McKay, 1g. time social in the Community House close to Mr. Rich, she always said, Quimby, lg Tuesday evening upholstery by the acre-nuts, bolts and washers children And the nieces and The Juniors play the High nephews of Mrs Rich he always held in by the millions. Its sales and service take place second team Wednesday evening in the same to himself His CARD OF THANKS gym and Thursday they go Town Hill through 33,000 dealers. More than 275,000 families and B the Town Hill Juniors Teams Rich Portland Clarence Rich wish my appreciation and look directly to General Motors for their liveli- wishing games with the Juniors in Joseph Wood to Isian Lodge No M Paine at the hood-almost a million and a half men, women Outwears Chester M Rich, West Eden o Painters Union. friends Frederick Robic Palmer, Palo Alto. California: Mrs. Norton H. Tinke and the beautiful and children in every community in the land. Northeast Harbor, Mrs William FC and kind in my recent three pairs of Meaning so much to so many, General Motors NOTICE OF Jordan, Mrs Ceylon Emery, Miss Mar garet Rich, Mrs. Fred A. Gonya. Mrs Signed MRS. GEORGE H. PREALE has felt a supreme obligation to look ahead. ordinary rubbers Har Banking Walters G Hill, Bar Harbor: Mrs Feb 13,1928 Are there methods by which General Motors Charels E. Lindall, New York: Mrs Ina D. Edwards, West Eden: Mrs Frank CARD OF THANKS cars can be better built to better serve? Caboose Johnson. Berkeley, California The and nieces on Mrs. Rich's all the neighbors Are there new ideas which can increase the family are Miss Margaret Kimball Loren Kimbal of Northeast Harbor the death of our utility and pleasure and safety of motoring? Reginald Preble of Bar Harbor brother. Mr. Waiter That's why it's "The World's Best Are there new materials which can add to Beatrice Lowther of Philadelphia Dr. Haynes Work Rubber". Mailmen or rail- Charles C. Morrison, Jr. and Mrs. Signed owner satisfaction? roadmen-they'reall'Caboosters' Clarence Alley of Bar Harbor MYRTLE H MR and MRS. H ROGER YNES Such are the questions that all General Motors Cousins were Howard c. Emery, Mrs Willard Liscomb, Bar Harbor; Mrs. RICHARD M. HAYNES The reason - economy through engineers have always asked. The answers have Joy, Bangor: Mrs Nancy Emery, FRED R HAYNES long wear. of Bar Harbor and Camden; Mrs. Har- LIZZIE HAYNES KING made it possible, year after year. to offer an in- RICHARD W. HAYSES Higgins, Boston. creasing measure of beauty in design, modern Look for the White Top Band GEORGE M. HAYNES Funeral services, under the auspices of ECGENE B. HAYNES performance, riding comfort and distinct style. and the Big 'C' on the sole. the Masonic lodge were held Sunday at 2.30. The funeral sermon Thus in every price class, from Cadillae to Chevro- preached by Rev Mr Wallace of CARD OF THANKS CONVERSE RUBBER SHOE COMPANY let, purchasers are constantly benefiting from the Harbor the supply for Sunday at Factory & General Offices, Malden, Mam the Baptist church, just without thank General Motors policy of progress. Tribute was paid to Mr Rich helped and Converse brief eulogy given by Charles F sickness especially from Paine of Bar Harbor deacon of the Bar Harbor the beautiful GENERAL MOTORS Baptist church and friend of Mr. Rich (Signed) MRS. ALICE "A car for every purse and purpose their earliest boyhood. The church We all loved little Nettie BIG LINE completely filled. Memebers of the Who always, had smile: RUBBER FOOTWEAR order attended in body. There She never could enjoy life many beautiful flowers. As any other child. particu- MOTORS The bearers were: Chief Ranger B. CLIP Hadley of Lafayette National Park And now our heavenly Father, Detroit Mich THE 'Watershed' Orient it Thompson, Chief Has taken her away: COUPON Please send Illustrated literature describing each General Motor Mechanic Ralph C. Douglas, Clifford H Where there isn't any suffering product your book on General Motors Proving Ground Richardson of the Park's engineering do For the sun will shine all day and partment, and E. Mitchell and E. A CHEVROLET BUICK evenly. MacQuinn of the Park's field force, all Cool fountains are there for the thirsty; PONTIAC LASALLE Masona and all assoicated with There are cordials for those who faint OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Rich in bis work in the Park. In There are robes that are whiter and purer the flowers were Rangers OAKLAND FRIGIDAIRE Than any that fancy can paint. Does B. Campbell and Vernon Mac DELCO-LIGHT See Converse Footwear at your Dealer's OF MAINE Chief Clerk Carl G. Nowsek Then I'll try to press hopefully onward, remains were placed in the vault Thinking often through each weary day the Episcopal Church there to await The toils of the road will seem nothing barial In the family lot at Ledgelawn When get to the end of the way. all Notary Cemetary (Signed) MOTHER.