Ninth Generation (Continued)
Ninth Generation (Continued)
Family of Edith Irene Bezanson (1952) & James Edward Adams
5506. Blanche Sarah Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born on 12 Dec 1912 in Aaldersville, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Blanche Sarah was baptized in New Ross, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 7 Sep 1913.15 Blanche Sarah died on 2 Jun 1988; she was 75. Buried in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.
On 3 Oct 1933 Blanche Sarah first married Winton Rodney Helpard in Kentville, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Born on 5 Oct 1908 in Halifax, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Winton Rodney died in Halifax, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, in Dec 1972; he was 64. Occupation: Painter. They were divorced.
Blanche Sarah second married Edgar R. McLeod (Living).
5507. Frederick Lloyd Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born on 26 Aug 1914 in Garland, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Frederick Lloyd died in Garland, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 25 Jun 1919; he was 4.10
5508. Lula Irene Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born on 12 Jun 1916 in Garland, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10,15 Lula Irene was baptized in New Ross, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 21 Nov 1920.15 Lula Irene died in Middleton, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 19 Jul 1998; she was 82.44
She was a retired employee with the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, working at the Middleton Tourist Bureau at MIddleton, Nova Scotia. She was formerly employed by Henry Birk & Sons in Halifax, Nova Scotia.44
She was a retired employee with the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, working at the Middleton Tourist Bureau at MIddleton, Nova Scotia. She was formerly employed by Henry Birk & Sons in Halifax, Nova Scotia.44
On 23 Mar 1935 Lula Irene first married Ellis Foster Eisner, son of Archibald Allister Eisner & Marion Burdett Morton, in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Born on 6 Dec 1912 in Middle New Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10 Occupation: Butter Maker. They were divorced.
Saltwire Network (21 January 2020)
LETTER: Demolition of former restaurant is ‘paying respect to the Eisner family’
MIDDLETON, N.S. — Here is the beginning of Eisner’s:
My parents, Ellis and Lou Eisner, with their two sons, Roger and Bruce, moved to Bridgewater in 1948 to open the first restaurant on King Street in Bridgewater. The business quickly turned into a huge success and, a few years later, Mr. Eisner opened another restaurant in Mahone Bay. Unfortunately, this venture did not succeed and was closed about a year later.
In approximately 1957, Mr. Eisner went to Middleton to open another restaurant. He rented the building that became known as Eisner’s Restaurant. In the early 60s, a fire destroyed the kitchen and two apartments. The building was cleaned up quickly and, after a few weeks, Mr. Eisner opened the restaurant with an open kitchen while the fire damage was repaired.
After a few more years, he undertook a major addition to the front of the building, adding eight feet to its size and a renovation to the dining room, with was then the latest style in restaurants. The dining room was designed by a firm in Montreal.
In approximately 1964, Mr. Eisner purchased a small restaurant in South Berwick called the Villa Lunch, which quickly had great success. Next, he went to Hebron in Yarmouth County and opened yet another restaurant after he renovated it. This restaurant was a seasonal operation only.
At this point is where Isabelle Nickerson entered the picture and became the manager of the restaurant. Mr. Eisner and his first wife, Lou, built a number of very successful businesses together and, as Eisner`s grew larger, Mr. Eisner formed an operating company to handle the businesses, Ersta Services Ltd.
After a few years, he sold the Hebron restaurant and Isabelle Nickerson moved to Middleton to take over the kitchen and dining rooms. Isabelle was a very capable kitchen manager and dining room supervisor/server. Shortly after, Lou Eisner divorced Ellis and he married Isabelle.
From about the age of five, his son Bruce worked around the restaurant in Bridgewater, chopping French fries and operating the dishwasher. In 1960, Mrs. Eisner and their youngest son moved to Middleton. They still operated the Bridgewater restaurant until about 1963, when it was sold. During summer vacation from school, Bruce worked at the restaurant in South Berwick. Bruce joined the restaurant full-time after graduating from high school, and he was the night manager along with many responsibilities in the office completing accounting duties.
A number of years later Mr. Eisner’s oldest son, Roger, his wife and three children, moved to Middleton from Halifax to join the business. Roger and his family left the business shortly after joining the business, deciding it was not a good fit for them, but stayed in Middleton. Bruce left the business approximately a year later. In about two or three years, Mr. Eisner sold the business to Isabelle’s son, Mark, and a business partner. After a short period of time, the business partner sold his share to Mark and his mother, and he continued operating the restaurant. Sometime after, Isabelle retired from actively working in the restaurant.
From this point onward, the business declined and endured several closures over winters and other seasons. Once a very popular restaurant then became a shadow of its former self and finally closed, tarnishing the fine reputation Eisner`s Restaurant had. Over the period of years, a few other eating establishments attempted to establish themselves with little success.
Now, all that is left are the memories of what once was a great restaurant. The building was in a shameful state of disrepair before it came down. Tearing down is paying respect to the Eisner family. As the last surviving family member of the original owner, I am glad to see it gone - at least now we can all remember the fond memories and the good times.
Sincerely,
Bruce E. Eisner
Saltwire Network (21 January 2020)
LETTER: Demolition of former restaurant is ‘paying respect to the Eisner family’
MIDDLETON, N.S. — Here is the beginning of Eisner’s:
My parents, Ellis and Lou Eisner, with their two sons, Roger and Bruce, moved to Bridgewater in 1948 to open the first restaurant on King Street in Bridgewater. The business quickly turned into a huge success and, a few years later, Mr. Eisner opened another restaurant in Mahone Bay. Unfortunately, this venture did not succeed and was closed about a year later.
In approximately 1957, Mr. Eisner went to Middleton to open another restaurant. He rented the building that became known as Eisner’s Restaurant. In the early 60s, a fire destroyed the kitchen and two apartments. The building was cleaned up quickly and, after a few weeks, Mr. Eisner opened the restaurant with an open kitchen while the fire damage was repaired.
After a few more years, he undertook a major addition to the front of the building, adding eight feet to its size and a renovation to the dining room, with was then the latest style in restaurants. The dining room was designed by a firm in Montreal.
In approximately 1964, Mr. Eisner purchased a small restaurant in South Berwick called the Villa Lunch, which quickly had great success. Next, he went to Hebron in Yarmouth County and opened yet another restaurant after he renovated it. This restaurant was a seasonal operation only.
At this point is where Isabelle Nickerson entered the picture and became the manager of the restaurant. Mr. Eisner and his first wife, Lou, built a number of very successful businesses together and, as Eisner`s grew larger, Mr. Eisner formed an operating company to handle the businesses, Ersta Services Ltd.
After a few years, he sold the Hebron restaurant and Isabelle Nickerson moved to Middleton to take over the kitchen and dining rooms. Isabelle was a very capable kitchen manager and dining room supervisor/server. Shortly after, Lou Eisner divorced Ellis and he married Isabelle.
From about the age of five, his son Bruce worked around the restaurant in Bridgewater, chopping French fries and operating the dishwasher. In 1960, Mrs. Eisner and their youngest son moved to Middleton. They still operated the Bridgewater restaurant until about 1963, when it was sold. During summer vacation from school, Bruce worked at the restaurant in South Berwick. Bruce joined the restaurant full-time after graduating from high school, and he was the night manager along with many responsibilities in the office completing accounting duties.
A number of years later Mr. Eisner’s oldest son, Roger, his wife and three children, moved to Middleton from Halifax to join the business. Roger and his family left the business shortly after joining the business, deciding it was not a good fit for them, but stayed in Middleton. Bruce left the business approximately a year later. In about two or three years, Mr. Eisner sold the business to Isabelle’s son, Mark, and a business partner. After a short period of time, the business partner sold his share to Mark and his mother, and he continued operating the restaurant. Sometime after, Isabelle retired from actively working in the restaurant.
From this point onward, the business declined and endured several closures over winters and other seasons. Once a very popular restaurant then became a shadow of its former self and finally closed, tarnishing the fine reputation Eisner`s Restaurant had. Over the period of years, a few other eating establishments attempted to establish themselves with little success.
Now, all that is left are the memories of what once was a great restaurant. The building was in a shameful state of disrepair before it came down. Tearing down is paying respect to the Eisner family. As the last surviving family member of the original owner, I am glad to see it gone - at least now we can all remember the fond memories and the good times.
Sincerely,
Bruce E. Eisner
Lula Irene second married Vincent Patrick Peebles. Born on 17 Mar 1914 in Halifax, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10
Lula Irene third married Thomas Alvin Dares, son of Herbert Frederick Dares & Anna Beatrice Carr. Born on 25 Apr 1915 in Sydney Mines, Cape Breton Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.10
Thomas Dares was stoker in the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War.
Thomas Dares was stoker in the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War.
5509. George Arnold Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born on 6 Oct 1918 in Garland, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.15 George Arnold was baptized in New Ross, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 21 Nov 1920.15 George Arnold died in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 9 Jun 2012; he was 93.137
George Adams was a Veteran of the Second World War serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force. After the war he built and opened Adams Hardware in Berwick, Nova Scotia which he operated for 21 years. He a member of the Berwick Lions Club, past president of Berwick Curling Club, a member of the Greenwood Flying Club, a member of the Veterans Club and past member of Branch #69 Royal Canadian Legion in Berwick. He also served as a volunteer fireman in Berwick.137
George Adams was a Veteran of the Second World War serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force. After the war he built and opened Adams Hardware in Berwick, Nova Scotia which he operated for 21 years. He a member of the Berwick Lions Club, past president of Berwick Curling Club, a member of the Greenwood Flying Club, a member of the Veterans Club and past member of Branch #69 Royal Canadian Legion in Berwick. He also served as a volunteer fireman in Berwick.137
Abt 1949 George Arnold married Elizabeth June Johnson. Born on 30 Jun 1927 in Oak Bluffs, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, U.S.A.20 Elizabeth June died in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 19 Jan 2010; she was 82.
They had the following children:
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Donald George (1951-1953)
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Deborah Ann (1954-1990)
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5510. Earl Clifford Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born on 30 Jun 1921 in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.137 Earl Clifford died in Middleton, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 25 May 2013; he was 91.137
Clifford Adams worked on the family farm in his early years, was a truck driver, worked for M.L. Whittier and then spent thirty years with H.E. Margeson as a heavy equipment operator. He loved hunting, fishing and camping at South River Lake with his family. He was a past member of the Berwick Curling Club, and 32-year veteran of the Berwick Fire Dept.137
Clifford Adams worked on the family farm in his early years, was a truck driver, worked for M.L. Whittier and then spent thirty years with H.E. Margeson as a heavy equipment operator. He loved hunting, fishing and camping at South River Lake with his family. He was a past member of the Berwick Curling Club, and 32-year veteran of the Berwick Fire Dept.137
On 2 Apr 1948 Earl Clifford married Dorothy Helena Nicoll.137 Born on 5 Apr 1925 in Clyde River, Shelburne Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.137 Dorothy Helena died in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 9 Feb 2006; she was 80.137
Dot Nicholl was a graduate of Provincial Normal College in Truro, Nova Scotia and taught school in Yarmouth County, Somerset and South Berwick, Nova Scotia. Dot Adams was a founding member of the Berwick Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a member of the Berwick Curling Club.137
Dot Nicholl was a graduate of Provincial Normal College in Truro, Nova Scotia and taught school in Yarmouth County, Somerset and South Berwick, Nova Scotia. Dot Adams was a founding member of the Berwick Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a member of the Berwick Curling Club.137
They had one child:
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5511. Boyd Stanley Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Born in 1924 in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Boyd Stanley died in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 3 Dec 1993; he was 69.137
5512. Jean Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1).
Jean married George Annand.
5513. Roy Adams (Edith Irene Bezanson8, James7, Nancy Ann Hiltz6, Johannes Benjamin5, Johann Daniel4, Johann Jacob Hüls3, Johann Conrad2, Otto1). Roy died bef 1993.