Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
BluekiiI.

Mason, has been spending few days with
friends in town. She was the guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. Il. z. Grindle
Miss Lucy Parker Of Castine, is visiting
Miss Lena Grndle.
The Good Templsrs of our village are
well organized for doing good work. We
have additions TO our humber at nearly
every meeting of the lodge.
The triple pledge cards issued by the
W. e. T. u. have been circulated through
our Sunday school and over seventy in
number have added their names.
Aug IL.
For number of days the fog has been
with US, but We can not complain As the
dog days are past and we may now expect
beautiful weather again. A large number
of tourists will spend September with us
this year which here is the most enjoyabl
month of the year.
DR.. ID. w. Bunker is trying to take a
much needed rest by sharing with his
brother Luther, who has recently received
his diploma, part of his large practice.
We predict for the younger brother the
success which the elder has achieved.
Two bad accidents occurred in town last
week Mrs. Eben Webber was thrown
from a carriage and had an arm badly
broken; Judson Grindle while using an
AK, cut his right foot open. The Drs.
Bunker were called to both parties.
Miss Hattie Partridge of Orland, is in
town, the guest OF her brother our popu-
lar young druggist.
The annual apron sale by the ladies of
the Congregational society. which occur
red last Thursday, was a very pleasant and
profitable affair. Sl36 was realized, more
than ever before. The ladies wish to ex-
press their gratitude to the strangers, Wis
tors and to all who so kindly assisted and
patronzed them.
Edward Hinckley for many years CON
fined TO the house by sickness. was Sstur.
day night taken to the Land beyond"
Aug. Il. SUBSTITUTE.
Mrs Cline gave dinner at the Buehill
lnn 70 twelve ladies', Tuesday evening the
9th
The Bluehill Inn surpasses in luxury and
convenience everything OF the Kind that
has been in Bluehil before. The proprie-
tor, Mr.. John A. Hicks, is one OF .he most
popular men IN town. He has a pleasant
word for every one, and he shows his
guests every attention. The hotel in every
WAY is a credit, alike TO the gallant pro.
prctor and the generous owner There Is
every comfort ior the guest al the Blue.
hill Inn and transient travellers speak 10
the highest terms of It's excellent manage
ment.
Sir, John Stevens arrived home from
Boston, via Castlne, last week.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs +. +
thase. on the birth of their son. All event
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add'e O. brvant with paving blocks for
bliss DAISY e. hoyt went TO Deer Island
luesdst' 10 spend lew days,
Mrs John y Lord Of Waltham arrived
in town Thursday week
Mr. Geo. A Clouyh sn.ptla., vseL win
his family a, his cor,.gs h.r.
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PIT shd MIS- Nash returned from their
business Tip TO Machias' Thursday.
Mrs. Florence Morse has improved so
thAi she is out Of doors
Mi Newton William NcyJoweu John
Eorsey, bert Bunee. John Merrill and
Mr. Sanborn went mackereliug In George
II Nto'tF steam launch Maud 5, Friday
anu II they had caught % more, they
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