Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-06-29
COUNTY NEWS.
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BlueiliIl

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| Bluehin.
Irving Harding is quite i'll with fever.
Ella Slower is visiting friends in Surry.
Mr.. Lusk's family has arrived at their
cottage.
Mrs. Hinckley, of the Bluehill house. is
improving.
Mrs. John w. Kane, who has been i'll,
is improving.
V. p Kline Is expected at "Ideal
Lodge" about July 10.
The steam yacht "Sea Horse, OF Balti-
more, arrived Sunday.
Schooner "Walden Holmes" arrived at
the town wharf Sunday.
The steam yacht Princess, OF Boston,
was in the hart Dor Saturday.
Herman Wardwell returned from
Mort beast Harb Dor last week.
Capt. Albion Gray, who has been i'll the
last three weeks, is improving.
Henry Saunders and Arthur Green,
students of the University of Maine, are
at home on their vacation.
Several Of the town schools closed last
week and others will close this week. The
teachers have given general satisfaction.
DR.. K. P. Grindle, F. p. Merrill, r. S.
Osgood and Eben Mayo left for Augusta
Monday to attend the State convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran arrived from
Cleveland last week, where they had been
called by the death of Mrs. Cochrane's
| father.
June 81 X.
Daniel Gross, a graduate of Thornton
academy, is home for the summer.
The grounds in front OF the George
Stevens academy are being graded. A. T.
Stevens and A. n. Osgood have charge of
the work.
chapel greatly improves the appearance
about the building. Clarence Snowman
had charge of the work.
! There was an interesting flag raising
here Saturday evening. Appropriate re-
marks were made by Rev. +. Bean,
w. Kane and others. The Bluehill band
furnished music. About $50 was raised
to pay the expenses OF flag and the
erection of flag pole. John w. Kane,
w. |. Partridge aud Ira Grindle had
charge OF the work.
A Childrens Day concert WAS held at
the Baptist church Sunday evening The
marching and greeting song sung by the
children at the opening OF the concert
was an interesting feature OF the even
, ing. The Rotations, select readings and
singing by the school were all very good
and interesting. The singing by five
young ladies from Miss Kane's class, and
an exercise by Lila McIntire and four
girls from Julia Saunders class deserve
special mention. Also a song by Jennie
Grindle and Bell Butler, two little girls,
was very pleasing.
June 81. SPEC
BROOKLYN
Mrs. X. w. Flye, who has spent he past
winter in Boston, is at home.
Roy Kane, who graduated last week
from Hebron academy, has returned
home.
Mrs. A. d. Bray and her niece, Gertrude
Mcfarland, are visiting friends in La
moline.
Miss Rose Wells, Of Melrose, Mass,
formerly OF this town, is visiting Mrs. G.
A. Grindle.
Mrs. n. V. Tibbetts and family, OF
Washington, d. c., arrived last week
and have opened their cottages and
dining room at West End.
Nathaniel Grindle, OF North Brooklin,
died last Wednesday, after an illness OF
several weeks. Mr.. Grindle was well
known and respected in this town, and
his loss will be deeply felt. Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon at
North Brooklin chapel. Eggemoggin
lodge, F. and A. M, Of Sedgwick, OF
which Mr.. Grindle was member, was
present and conducted the usual cere-
mony at the grave.
June 81. La MoUCHE.
Eight tourists came to West End Sat
urday.
Mr.. McCombe, Hebron academy grad
uate, will occupy the pulpit OF the Bap-
fist church during the summer. He be-
gan his services Sunday.
June y. G.. r A.
North Lamome.
Drs. Allen and Clarence Holt spent
Sunday at home.
Lewis Moore of kent's Hill is visiting