Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
COUNTY NEWS
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BLUEHILL.

BLUEHILL.
l.. w. Peters returned to Boston Friday.
Miss Alice Holt returned to Boston last
week.
Miss Lizzie Grindle goes to Brewer to
teach school this fall.
Burke Grindle, of Boston, is spending
his vacation with his parents, Roscoe
Grindle and wife.
Clarence Stevens went to Boston Mon
day. His wife and daughter are with Mrs.
Stevens parents, Ira Grindle and wife.
Mrs. Harriet Hayes, OF suffern, n Y,
who has been boarding with Mrs. Bethel
through the summer, returned home last
week.
George Frederick and family, who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Frederick's parents, A. G. Osgood and
wife, left for their home in Methuen,
Mass, Monday, Sept. 4.
s. c. Stone and wife, of West Roxbury,
Miss Lima Morton, of Boston, Misses
Annie and PAMELA Clough, of Broolxline,
and Chester Bachelor, of Lowell, left on
Fridays boat for their respective homes.
An exodus OF teachers occurred Satur-
day when Misses Nellie Douglass, Emma
Hinekley and Louisa Mcintyre left for
Bar Harbor, and Misses Alice Wescott and
Angie Hinckley went to Augusta. These
are all teachers of experience and grad
yates OF the Castine normal school.
Thursday evening special meeting of
James A. Garfield w. r. C. was held for
inspection, Mrs. Hodsdon, Of Oakland,
being inspecting officer. After the work
of the evening was finished, refreshments
were served, to which the post and hus-
bands of corps members were invited.
On account of the storm Labor Day, the
annual picnic of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs could not be held at the shore as
arranged. Instead six o'clock supper
was partaken OF at /. o. o, F. hall, con-
sisting of fine boiled CLAIMS and hot coffee
provided by the committee, and the
generous contents of picnic baskets.
After the supper a social, with vocal and
instrumental music interspersed, made up
pleasant evening indoors. The COM
mittee was Arthur Gray, Ward Wescott,
J. II. Morse.
The town schools have opened with the
following teachers: Village, grammar,
Roy Sinclair; primary, Julia Saunders;
South street, Carol Hooper; Beech Hill,
Mrs. SHELTON; Falls, Margaret B. Hinck-
ley; Mines, Edith Chase; Andrew Grin
dies, Allie osgood; West Bluehill, c.
Mary Curtis; Hinckley's, Myrtle Piper;
North Bluehill, Lizzie G. Hinckley;
ingalls,, Sadie Snow; Witham, Ida Morse;
Eastward, Elsie Philip; Granite, Eva
Snowman; East Bluehill, grammar, Hollis
Smith; primary, Ethel Slower; Weber
vile, s. Irene Billings; Long Island, Hittie
Mcintyre; South Bluehill, Maud Bacon.
The organization OF w. c. T. U. was
perfected Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 5. The
president, Mrs. r. L. Odds, after the open
ing exercises, invited DIR. Abby M. Fulton
to preside, and an interesting session was
held. The vice presidents are Mrs. Ella
Hinckley and Mrs. Florence Merrill; Miss
Della Veazie, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Rose Babson, treasurer. Miss Edith
Olds was secretary pro tenn; she was also
chosen delegate to attend convention al
Bar Harbor. Helpful remarks were made
by Rev. E. Bean, and much assistance was
given by Mrs. Fulton. Twenty-one active
and five honorary members are enrolled.