Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-22
COUNTY NEWS.
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Eugene Hinckley returned from Boston
last week.
Eugene Stevens has sold his place to
George Dodge.
Judge E. Z. Chase held court. in Bucks
port Saturday
Lewis Hooper and Fred Watson were
in town last week.
Capt Allen c. Holt, of North Lamoine,
was in town Friday.
Rev Mr. Hayes, of Augusta, is the
guest Of Rev. L. Bean.
Jack Perry, who has been visiting his
family, Left town Monday.
Miss Agnes Lord. of Ellsworth, is the
guest Of Mrs. E. Z. Chase.
Mrs Heath, Of Brooklyn, y y, is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Abby.
Rev. Mr.. Cham beriain and vile, Of New
York, are al the BluehilI house.
Nahum HinckIey went to Hancock
Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. r E. Crockett, OF Portland, is
visiting her brother, R. ;. Osgood
Judge Chase and Mr.. Marshall have
crew of men at work getting out chalk.
Edward Conary, who has been visiting
his family here, returned to Boston this
week.
Misses Persis Hagerthy and May Friend,
of Ellsworth, are the guests Of Miss Josie
Snow.
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vestry last week was a success, S135 being
realized.
John Forgey, Of Boston, arrived in
town Saturday, and is the guest Of Mr..
Mcdowell.
Mrs. Otis Hlnekley, who has been con-
fined to her home for three weeks, Is
again able to be out.
Miss Hsytt, the lady missionary, de
livered short address in the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lee Cushing and sister, " he have
been the guests Of Mrs. II. P. Hinckley,
left for Boston this week.
Miss Bertha Monaghan, OF Gardiner,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Dr.. Bar
ISlt, iSlb AOHudN iOE Ills OElu.
A full report OF the horse trot and ball
game a: Mountain Park last Thursday
may be found elsewh here in this issue.
Rev. Mr.. Harwood, who has preached in
the Baptist church this summer. will leave
for California with Mrs. Harwood next
Monday.
Harry Hinckley, Sidney Howe, George
Woodman and |. Bernette. tho have been
the guests of Nahum Hinckley, left for
Boston Monday.
Miss Lillian May Kane assisted the
Cecilian concert Saturday night in the
entertainment in the Baptist church, and
took the part OF reading.
The schooner ''Nellie Grant came to
Bluehill Friday morning from Ellsworth
with an excursion OF two hundred peo-
pie on board, and returned at night after
pleasant game of base ball.
word to the young men, whether OF
Bluehill or elsew here. who made an un-
necessary noise in the street in the
vicinity of the town hall, Thursday night
from 10 to u 80 The residents in that
locality VIII be much Obliged II the noise
Is not repeated at the next ball
George W Clough arrived IN town FRI
day, and left Tuesday for Boston. Mr.
Clough has drawn the plans for the new
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church for he occasion are deserving Of
much credit, as i also Prof +. II. Stover,
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The ladies OF the concert sang IN the
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