Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-10-19
BIuehill,

Blucn1u.
Howard Osgood has gone to Phila-
delphia for the winter.
Miss Helen Merrill has entered
the Leland Powers school of oratory
in Boston.
Mrs. Nellie Mcintyre has gone to
Unity to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Glenn Edgerly.
The annual harvest supper of the
Baptist society will be held at the
chapel, at p. m. Thursday, Oct. 20.
Mrs. John Carson of Brooksville
has rented the Smith house in the
village.
Samuel Astbury of Brooksville has
rented the Kane residence on Pleas
ant street.
Sam Thomas has moved his fam
lily into the Dodge homestead on
the Parker Point road.
|, IA quiet ceremony took place at
the Baptist parsonage October IL,
when Martha, daughter of Henry M.
Candage, was married to Hollis K.
Slower, by the Rev. w. l.. Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slower will make
their home in the Tucker house on
East Main street.
Ernest Stansfield, who is en-
ployed during the summer in Mcln-
tyres market, has returned to his
home in Springfield, Mass.
Recent departures: Mrs. Dean
Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard,
New York; Mrs. Blossom Olcott and
family. Cleveland; Charles New
comb and family, Marcellus Coggan
and family, Boston.
Bluehill chapter, O. e. S., was
constituted Oct IL, by Ashley
Smith, G. P, Of Bangor, and Mrs.
Mabel Deshon. G. NJ, of Portland,
assisted by Past Matron Libby as
marshal and Past Matron Hallett as
secretary. Supper was served at
$50. Fourteen delegates from
Oasis chapter of West Sullivan and
seven from Tuscan chapter of Ban
gor were present. Bluehill chapter
has doubled it's membership since it's
institution fifteen months ago.
The subcommittee appointed by
the executive committee of the Viii
lage improvement society, an
nounced at the October meeting, are
as follows: Ways and means, E. l..
Linscott, chairman; Mrs. E. l..
Linscott, Mrs. Lucy A. Hinckley
rick, w. H. Osgood, A. M. Moor.
man; Dr. R. V. N. Bliss, e. e. Nc
lass, chairman; Mrs. F. B. Snow,
Mrs. c. F. Wescott, jr, Roads and
walks, G. S. Mason, chairman; Max
Abram, DR.. E. c. Barrett, A. X.
Saunders, W. I. Partridge. Trees
and planting, Harry Hinckley, chair
man; Mrs. e. G. Barrett, G. 1. Her
rick. After the business meeting,
Mrs. Peters sang several beautiful
songs, and Mrs. Chase read one of
iona Gales short stories, Folks"
an incident in society similar to a
village improvement society.
An October meet has been ar
ranged at Mountain park as an ap-
probation of the long and faithful
services of Henry H. Small, the popu-
lar stagedriver on the Bluehill-
Sedgwick route, who was badly in
jured in a runaway accident several
weeks ago. The meet will be held
Saturday, Oct. %, under the aus.
pices of Eggemoggin lodge, F. and
A. M, beginning at noon with ball
game between the Bluehill Badgers
and Sargentville A. A. The racing
which will start at p. M, will in
clude a free-for-all and 2.2S class
and race for green horses in half.
mile heats. All the local horses and
many fast ones from out of town are
entered. Treworgy's horse, Dor
Mckinney, which has taken six firsts
and one second place in seven starts
this season, will find some fast com
petition in Hanks Bellini, 2.12A
Parker Hinckley's new mare, Min
ME Direct, Happy Dick, the crack
PAGER owned by c. L. Moon, Don C.
and Paul D. The 2.2S and named
races will be equally interesting
with well-matched field of fas
performers. In the evening Thu
moving picture company will pre-
sent George Walsh in Number
Seventeen" followed by a dance
with music by the famous Francis
Novelty Indian orchestra. TIL,
proceeds of both show and dance
will be included in the fund. The
management expresses it's apprecia
ton to Mr.. Witchett, who has kindly
donated the services of the orches
ira.