Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-03
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FRED fiaNlln lSIl tOI bOetOii ''e'e u my
George A. Clough went to Boston last
week.
Charlie. Stover returned to Boston last
week.
John Stevens and Mr.. Neal left for Bos-
ton Friday.
Henry B. Slaven arrived from New York
Saturday.
| Sidney Howe sang in the Baptist
church Sunday.
Mrs. f. X. Herrick returned from Bar
| Harbor last week.
Mr.. Hopkins left the Bluehill Inn Mon
day for New York.
Hon. John B. Redman, with three ladies,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Anderson. OF Boston, is the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. Bentley.
Rev. MIR. Bentley returned last week
from months vacation.
Republican rallies will be held in the
outlying districts this week.
William Mcdowell, who has been Ill
for two weeks, is improving.
Miss Lizzie Grindle goes to Castine this
week TO attend the normal school.
f. H. Stover will return to the theology
cal seminary at Newton this week.
Mrs Resell, child and maid left the
Bluehil Inn for New York Thursday.
II. II. Harden arrived home Friday from
a months business trip through Maine.
Judge E. Z. Chase and Hon. Elmer P
Spofford will speak here Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. John A. Lord. OF Waltham, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry B. Oar
ling
Mrs. Emma T. Allen, of North sedg-
wick, i visiting her sister, Mrs. {. H.
Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poweison gave & large pic
ME party last week al Charles Coughs
shore.
Mrs. Grace Conray and family left for
Boston Tuesday W here they will spend t he
winter.
Alfred {. Osgood, Charles Dodge, Mr..
TORY and their wives left for Boston
Thursday.
A large party from East Bluehil en-
ioyed picnic at the mineral springs
Thursday.
Ernest osgood aud wife are occupying
Alfred c Osgood's house during his stay
in Boston
H. B. Nash, OF Presque Isle, formerly
OF Blaehal, is making a flying visit to
friends here.
The catherine" took a large party to
Newport Wednesday. All enjoyed fine
day outing.
/ r. slower and daughter were in town
Saturday. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clough.
Sidney Howe goes to Boston this week
he Will please accept the best wishes of
/ his many friends.
I Mrs Henry Morse, who has been con-
fined to the house for nearly three
months, is improving.
The party occupying the Grindle cot
tages left for the city Friday last, after a
/ two weeks very pleasant stay.
H. Horton has the contract for the new
Odd Fellows hall and has commenced
work which is progressing rapidly.
a party went to Surry TO witness the
game OF base bail between the prin AIRY
school nine, OF Bluehill and surry. The
Bluehi!ls won.
Hon. Lee FairchIId, OF California, and
Lawyer Chss. II. Drummey. of Ellsworth
will speak at a republican rally at East
BluehilI this week.
W. d. Welcutt, president OF the Blue
hill Granite Co., arrived last week. Franz
H. Binder, superintendent OF the com
pany, has Il crew OF fifty men at work.
Quite a number OF Bluehill people Wis
tied the Bangor fair last week; among
them were DR.. Bunker and wife, F.
Merrill, Merrill Hinckley, John NJ. Snow
George II. Slower has donated som,
handsome rugs to the library in the new
town hall. The people OF Bluehill are in
debted to Mr.. Slower for many generou,
gifts.
The schooner "Minneola" arrived a,
tue AAhst bEhullS ". W mari
from New York with cargo of coal anc
machinery for the company. She loaded
, cut stone for New York and has sailed.
Augustus n. Osgood and family, Mrs
Mary S. Smith, Newton Osgood and wife
Ernest Osgood and wife and Fred HavliI
enjoyed a picnic at the Dodge plac
Friday.
Walter Payne, OF the Apollo quartette
who was one Of the stars in he theatri
cal company that performed at the cot
tages once a week, left for his home il
Boston Thursday. He has our best wishes
for his health, happiness and prosperity
Mr.. Phelan and his son, of New York
and James Rawles and wife, of Boston