Ellsworth American., 1914-05-13
COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.

v..ns pemberton, of surry, is in town
for the summer 49,.
prss has opened offices at the resi-
a, Mrs. George Abbott.
-, W wescott has gone to stoning-
,sbere he has employment.
=. staekpole, OF Bangor, was in town
..osutly on business connected with the
nonglsss copper mine.
49,. Minnie Knapp, OF Cambridge
- ;s IN town, called here to attend the
,nnera of Edgar Stevens
pdwsrd Graham, of Bangor, was in town
o.t hearing on the location of the
u.s." .,ic light poles. Mr.. Graham Is plan
% a,ng to begin work at once, and expects to
.a-n,sb n lights before July /.
rso plnehill dramatic club will present
-. ,our.sct play, "a Woman's Honor"
'non ~. for the benefit OF some local cause.
:, ;s the plan OF the club to present about
,sn plays each year for some worthy OBJ
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Frank P. Merrill is in Boston on
business.
Edward Shaw, of Union, is in town on
bis usual spring trip
n, e. c. Barrett and wife are spending
few weeks in Boston.
Fngenc Hinckley is having an addition
built at his home on upper Main street.
Marcellus Coggan, wife aud daughter
F,orence, OF Boston, are in town for few
days.
lanes B. Bettel is having his shop near
the town wharf repaired, and will run
public garage
George II. Holden, OF New York, was in
town for a short stay in connection with
mining property here.
Aervey Parker, of Boston, spent the
weekend in town on business, the guest
Oto. Tyler Hinekley and wife.
Judge Charles J. Dunn and Max Alley,
Of Orono, aud Fred u. Jordan, of Bangor,
were in town May on business.
in. Davidson and wife, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. and Mrs W. Dec Topley, of Ottawa,
Can, are at their cottage for short
stay,
Gilman Blake, OF North Sedgwiek, has
moved his family into the +. A. Butler
house, and has taken position with
Charles A. Wescott in his blacksmith
shop.
The Ladies' Social Library held its annu-
al meeting May 4. The following officers
were elected; President, Mrs. Abbie f.
Slower; vice president, Fosta NJ. Hinckley;
secretary and treasurer, Alice A. Holt; ex-
ecntiye committee, Alice A. Holt, Eliza l..
Herrck, Josie +. SNOW; librarian. f. j.
MeHoWelg; assistant librarian, Fannie IL,
sloyet; entertainment committee, the ex-
ecunye committee and librarians; reading
committee, Mrs. Lena Snow, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Mayo, Mr.. Sarah Morse. The reports OF
Tue irea-urr and various committees
showed Inc library TO be in a prosperous
clnduiol. A pleasant surprise was given
the ladies' = hen he treasurer gave her re-
port aad an ,aunced the receipt OF a check
for si,)O queen the library by the will OF
the tate VI wm Paris Tenney, of Boston.
NJ. fsnney kindly remembrance to the
library Is mach appreciated, and it will
undoubtedly prove to be lasting benefit
toile town.
Apleasaul party WIS given in the town
ball Tuesday evening. May 5, in honor OF
Curtis Wit'oh, the architect in charge OF
the Haskell cottage being erected at Par
kef's Point. This party was given by the
several conttsct 'rs Mayo and Townsend,
carpenters Clough and Miliiken, masons;
Thomas 1. Hinckiey, painter; Andrew NJ.
Moor, el-ctricrtn; l. t.. Stanley, plumber.
Na''c was turntshed by Monaghan's
orchestra OF tor pieces. The grand
ma'tn was led by Mr. Walton and Miss
A'a' Hlnckley, followed by seventy-five
couples, Dainty refreshments were served
oy Misses Florence Morse, Josie Snow,
Emma Mcdowell, Sadie Snow, Ethel
townsend, Beatrice Abram, Grace Little
neld and Mrs. Ethel Clough. Dancing
continued until early in the morning.
Aii' walton, in well-chosen words, ex-
pressed has thanks for the honor thus
s'aoNh MIN by the men connected with
Ia Sah IN erecting this cottage, also for the
aonest work that they were doing in this
Iouse ause That will stand az monument fer
May II. n.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Today all that was mortal of Mrs