Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

HerUert >. smith.
Mr.. Breed Of Brewer, was in town over
Sunday.
Hon. S. W. Matthews delivered a politi-
cal lecture to the Republicans Of Bluehill in
Town Hall, Friday night.
The Republicans in Bluehill have ordered
. campaign dag and will have at its rails.
ing the first week in September, as speak
er Hon. Seth J.. Milliken.
Mr.. Geo. II. Slower arrived Saturday
from New York.
Blossoms fish boat arrives regularly
every Thursday.
Smith Hopkins was in town Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie b. Doe went to Sedgwick,
Monday.
Mr.. W. p. Bsset was at Bucksport and
Orland two days last week on business
connected with the granite.
new cook for the Bluehill Inn arrived
last week
Mr.. Geo. A. Clough arrived at his cot
tage from Boston. Saturday.
Mr.. John N. Lord Of Wal.ham, arrived
In town Tuesday, and is the guest of H.
b. Darling.
Mrs. Ulmer of Rockland. arrived in town
last week. and Is the guest of her father
Mr.. Geo Robinson.
Mr.. Nash went TO Machias last week on
a business trip and returned Tuesday.
Col A. X. Bolan, Mr.. William w. Rob
inson and wife, Mrs. l.. c. Gutman, Miss
f.t,ttp
Miss f. Parker, Mrs. Z. A. King. all from
Castine, were guests at the Pendleton
House, Friday.
Miss Nellie Cochrane of Rockland, is the
guest Of Mrs. II. P. McIntire.
The Baptist apron sale took place Thurs
day and Friday evenings last, and the pro-
ceeds We're S5T,
The reception al the Bluehil Inn Satur-
day night. given to Mr.. Geo. II. Slower
was great success. although the stormy
night prevented great many who were
ANXIOUS to testify by their presence their
appreciation of Mr.. Slower, from being
present. There were one hundred and
twenty five. The house was very artis-
ticaly decorated with flags and evergreens,
and the Bluehill Inn never looked better
than 1t did Saturday night Aug. 81, when
thus it stood decked with wreaths and
howers and filed with pretty ladies and
pleasant gentlemen TO pay their respects
and express their appreciation of the man
VINO has been foremost in every enterprise
to promote the good of the town. The
guests were presented TO Mr.. Stover IN the
bIg parfor by Messrs. Logan, Henderson
Chase and Holman, and Mr.. Henderson
presented his grandchild an infant, whom
Mr.. Slower kissed. After the guests had
all been presented a march was taken led
by Mr.. Slower and his daughter Maud, IN
10 the big dining room which was convert
Ell into ball room. Mrs. John A. Hicks
presided at the piano and furnished music
Tor the dancers The ladies' looked very
pretty. After three quarters of an hour
devoted to dancing, refreshments were
served, consisting of cake, coffee ice
cream and chicken sandwiches. After
lunch dancing was resumed again and CON
nnued until midnight. 1t would be hard
To designate who of the managers is de-
serving OF the most credit. The ladies
who decorated the hotel are certainly de-
serving Of very much praise for their ex-
cellent taste and artistic work. The la
dies who rendered this service were Mrs.
Geo. A. Clough. Mrs. OTIS Hincklev, Mrs
Morton. Miss Minnie Stevens, assisted BY
the lady guests at the hotel. Mr. Arthur
&. Hincsley aud Mrs. Geo. A. Clough
were the principal managers. and the sue
cess OF the reception Is praise more worthy
than my pen will inscribe. Capt Edgar
Stevens was on the committee aud re-
ceiyed the guests at the entrance. It was
very pleasant Affair and Mr.. Stover
seemed to appreciate the reception very
much.
The arrivals Saturday at the Bluchil
Ion were Mr. A. l.. Merriam of New York.
Geo. de Laval of Warren, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs, K. A. Flanders of Boston Miss Ii. b
Flanders, Mrs. C. A. Jaivels. Mr.. and Mrs
thas. K. Pond. Master Bremen Pond.
Mr.. A. NJ Hicks of New York. arrived
Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Clay left town Wednesday
for Laconia, Ga.
Mr.. Geo. A. Clough left town Monday
for Boston.
Mr. Newhall left his cottage on Parker
Point last week for home.
The steamer Juliette took an excursion
= Bar Harbor Monday and returned in the
evening.
Mr., Stevens of Brooklin was in town
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Evele,h arrived by Satur-
days boat.
Mrs. Perkins and daughter left on Mon
days boat for Boston.
Mrs Mirick left for Cambridge on Mon
days boat.
Miss Mirick of Cambridge is the guest
of Mrs. Rufus Slower.
Miss Dollie Parker, who has been the
guest of Miss Lena Grndle, left for Cas-
tine, Monday.
Mr.. Henry B. Darling went to Rockland
on business trip Monday.
The vessel loading for f. E. Chase with
granite for New York sailed Wednesday
for destination.
The steamer did not arrive Sunday as
was expected, and the excursion to Bar
Harbor was postponed.
Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Dutton who
have been the guests of their mother, Mrs.
Candage, left for Boston last week
Mr.. Samuel f. Smith left for Beverly,
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Stevens left for Boston this
morning. This gentleman bad charge of
decorating the Bluehill Inn for the recep-
ton of Mr. Geo. II. Stover Saturday night
the 27th.
Miss Hattie Osgood left for Boston by
Mondays steamer.
Mr.. Walker spent Sunday in town.
The following guests left Bluehil Inn
by Mondays boat: Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Powelson of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. J. Forum, Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ID. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Stayton, New York.
Aug. 29.
No. LAmoine.
: On Tuesday Miss Gertie c. Bragdon
left for Castine, to attend the Normal
School.
On this Monday morning, Miss Emma
Austin commences a school at Utah, Me.