Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-19
COUNTY NEWS.

no. additional County Ne,rs see other pages
North BluehilI.
Eben Hale is convaleseent.
c. Carroll Dunbar is on the sick list.
Pearl J. Grindle is improving in health.
H. A. Treworgy returned to Islesboro
Monday.
Jay L. Saunders has gone to Somes Sound
to work.
Mrs. John Grindle is visiting relatives
in Wayne.
Arthur Z. wescott is at work painting
for c. F. Wescott.
Allen A. Fiske has sold his oxen to Win
field ;. Hinckley.
George P. Leach, of Penobscot, called
upon friends here Wednesday.
Charles F. Billings and wife have gone
to Swans Island for the summer.
Charles F. Wescott sold a valuable yoke
of oxen to sullivan parties last week.
Edwin a. Wescott, of East Bluehill, Wis
tied MS mother, Mrs. Caroline Wescott, a
short time ago.
T. J, Wescott Is repairing the barn
which he has lately removed from the Fred
Grindle place.
j. f. Webster is going to Redstone, y,
H, this week, where he has employment
as granite cutter.
The schools here begin April n. Miss
Eliza beth d. Grindle is to teach in district
No. 6, Miss Elya g. Billings in No. II, and
Miss Sadie L. Snow in No. 5.
April L. W.
Bluehill Falls.
Bertha Colson is very ill with measles.
Gilbert Candage was in Penobscot Sat
urday on business
Little Horace Duffey rode out Saturday
for the first time since December.
Will Duffey, wife and daughter were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Chatto
Sunday.
Lizzie Conary has moved into the house
known as the Danforth Staples house
which she now owns.
Mrs. B. H. Candage received word Fri
day that her hus band, who is assistant
engineer at Deer Island, Boston harbor,
is very i'll with tonsilitis.
Capt. William johnson, whose vessel,
Herald of the Morning" has been load
ing at the Chase Granite company's
wharf, sailed for New York Sunday.
Alden Conary is making some necessary
repairs on the schoolhouse in this district
( All are pleased to note the interest shown
in the work by the new supervisor, Mr.
Ales.
April l.. w.
! MarInuro.
Roland Hodgkius has gone to Ellsworth
/ to work.
Adelbert Hodgkins has gone to Bar
Har bor to work.
Audrey Hodgkins has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred Brewer
Fred Grover, of Maravile, was the
guest of r. w Hodgkins Saturday and
Sunday.
Some Of the farmers here have begun to
farm. They have plowed and got in some
of their peas and potatoes.
Rosa Hodgkins, who has been spending
the winter with her sister, Mrs Strout, in
Ellsworth, has returned home.
April II. ARE.
Amherst.
j. P. Grover was at Bangor last week, on
business
Game Warden Herrick, of Eddington,
was here last week.
Lewis Walls family have moved to the
Almon Richardson place.
Mrs. George Anderson, who has been i'll
with the grip, is gaining.
Arthur Silsby was at Riceville last
week on business.
Miss Susie Grover commenced school in
Plantation q Monday.
The firm of Dunham e Hussey has
gone out of business. They closed their
store Saturday.
April 10.
Waltham.
Schools began Monday, April 10.
George Kitchen is visiting friends in
Wesley.
George Stanley and wife have purchased
fine piano.
Erastus Wall has returned to his studies
in Lewiston.
The circle met with Mrs. Charles Martin
March 80. The following officers were
chosen: President, Mrs. NJ. K. Haslem;
vice president, Mrs. Charles Jordan; sec
ratary apd treasurer Mrs Alden HasIem