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Babson, Mabelle E.

Blue Hill Academy

Chase, Minnie E.

Curtis, C. Mary

Curtis, Martena

Gross, Abbie E.

Holden, A. Constance

Morse, Ida E.

Philip, Elsie N.

Thom, Anson

English

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Maine State LibraryMaine State DocumentsBlue Hill Documents Blue Hill, Maine3-1902Spectator, Vol. 1 March 1902Minnie E. ChaseC. Mary CurtisMartena CurtisAbbie E. GrossA. Constance HoldenSee next page for additional authorsFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalmaine.com/blue_hill_documentsThis Text is brought to you for free and open access by the Blue Hill, Maine at Maine State Documents. It has been accepted for inclusion in Blue HillDocuments by an authorized administrator of Maine State Documents. For more information, please contact statedocs@maine.gov.Recommended CitationChase, Minnie E.; Curtis, C. Mary; Curtis, Martena; Gross, Abbie E.; Holden, A. Constance; Babson, Mabelle E.; Philip, Elsie N.;Morse, Ida E.; Thom, Anson; and Blue Hill Academy, "Spectator, Vol. 1 March 1902" (1902). Blue Hill Documents. 3.http://digitalmaine.com/blue_hill_documents/3Creator(s)Minnie E. Chase, C. Mary Curtis, Martena Curtis, Abbie E. Gross, A. Constance Holden, Mabelle E. 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By the request of the summer visitors the building hes not been in uso for a number of year. . On account f the beautiful old fa .3hion d I appearance of the plaoe, however, 0xcursions ure ma e there t1very summer . A man hire~ for the p·rpose ke ps the plane in god cozdition . Allie ? • Osgood . A Visit to Uncle Tom' s Cahin . One warm day in "June• my "Eight Cousins• and I were siting "Under the Lilacs• in the front yar( . "LLtb go over to "Uncle Tom' s C· bin" s .... id one of my cousins. The rest agreed to do this and e started for the c~bln . On thew y - met some "Little o ::, .• One of these little ·omen told us that her mother had gone into "The 'idc Wide left her to t . c c re of her " 0 ev n Little c•1sters . " rld" and re t.i lked with these l.i t tle r1omen a fe" moments and th n res um d our journ y . ~ found "Th Gat s Ajar ." e first 3 nt to "The Ronnie Briar nu.h" and there we found "Be utif'ul Joe" l.ying in the lap of ''the D ctor • s Daughte .~ ." 1't enter d the cabin and Sb.W "Daisy , the Cat" lying be ore th firu > 1hile outsid "Bl ck Be uty" was '.f ,cding n the 6 r ss which r;re' about the door . Gathe ed around "Uncle Tom" were "A Flock of Girl~ and Boys" rho ~ere listening to stories from Han3 Anc crsons " airy Tal ~ ile we were at th(, cabin ie had a call frun "- cacon Brad bury" .md +rn to·t" ns ·1 on · s ori es of "Robinson Crusoe~· After ho had gone "J av id • e 1. . ~ ' i , " t1 " • 1 cl . l r h it •·te 1 -• h .• " {) Ll. ,.1 fl' 1~ •r OJ nYt t 0 n . .. Vi{ l r " m tt t n ld. h d .d e l- 11 to Un l 0 l"l"i ,d, d n n r IS :c t, " d l ud .. ,it t.l p .r p .. 1 rt .r ch ... l r n · n th , l;' • :,. 0 · • th 1 X t~- o' .. .. r .. 1n it h 1ble . " 1th ,.. .... , • hm ' Dre • n . "' ~ n l:y . t: r, l:! ll t. l t") • 111.. •f u \. ~bo t • r • .• d I ,: . b n. i to t H 1..-. n re . >r r 1 l • tn ·l"' n . ,h -r l"'ti r" • .l f. , 1 n l J. 1 . • l l e h ! l" .1. t :r• .. C ,t m&1 ... ttention was ttr eted by these ords written in large l ,tte1·s :-1REAT ST 'O l ER O THE CENTURY . THE FAT 10'1AN • . rF.IOHS . 60 LB • I went in to soe this f' mous woman tnd w.s s e chl s i h sur>rise . l1r who s ould 1 t be 1ut Ahbie Gro:-s . <:!he pl ~ ed the ucco 1 nimcmt or ,unnie Chase to slug . Such a sweet melodious voice I hl d evt.:r h re~ . She '~1 :- inting that old and touchin, ball .d "There ' ll h Hot Tim in the Olii T wn Tc - ni["ht . " In the evening of this ev·ntfu.l. d y I w,nt to a b, 11 e;i ven by Ch.rlie aco1 and his" wife . rere I sau waltzing as gracefully as· of yore, Elsie Philip . er partner was the same one sho used to dance with in Kane ' s Hall of Bluebill . nring the ovening d"abel Babson s1ectly sang "l Never ~ ention J im ," while Eugene Hamli ton pla1red the violin 1; nd Rena Johnson the piano . Then I awoke to find it was nothing but a dre,.n . Oh. , ho ctisa_pointed I ·as! I had hor,ed to know the f te of all or my classmutes but must wait f'or time , not dreams , to tell . ome Id as on Studylnc . Abbie E . Gross . ·abGlle F. oabwcn . en n chil first be in~ to go to school for t:o or three years he a es not realize that he goes for ~ny other reason th n beca se he is oblige· to or, pe as, ecause ao eane else gtes . He reads his 1 sson, S) lls a aw word~ and th·n _goes to pl.y . This is repeated daily . Te s P 1ies in this way, pcrha s t.akine; some e ercises in 1 ri thm~t1c and f'!(:;o l""'-tp· Y .3 he ro'1"s iblder, mtil he reaches the ... o or el v n1 or t,. -.n · e s . e he "''°lOuld begjn to think that _st1c;_y.i.ng ls very u·eful and J • .A, i;.n J. • .,:. r lt't n l 'II! () b 11 I :r 0 j, i d f I" • 0 \.~ (l 0 ll ,< ro . 1 n• h1n t t e m 1 rt ,n. r ,h 1 n hi ~() > t • e ool a a. Y • 1 1 0 tic g . ,., ho 1 1r t e., e1 i in f ct"i. i • 1 in l • 1 { l n n 1. m t 1 f, b n • t . r • O\tr 1 h C 1t a {1 . :i rr- h l" th i f"r ,. l 11 ! , t ! d t ' r h l n I t V l" f.1J..l l· .. Ur' • l f:l l t il Ot l n t1 r r h te f. , <n hl ){ ,l 01 ' n t:' tr C • n brii1n • • t:r t • • l, ' t h · l nrt V • • .( f,.11 t t n • i ti i ,; h n e l n l 1 1 • Personals . "A hit a very palpable hit . " ~nted :-By the girls of th O. S . A. "Rat " concealers . Wanter' :-A pair of dancing slippers , lTo . 7 . Call at h use No . 11 , Chri tian Hill . The Fr shmen wish to congratulate the actors and actresses , who took part in the wonderful d:·ama , •Under the Laurels,! on their f · ne succes~ when they appeared on the stage in Penobscot , East. luehill and Surry . If you ish to purchase anything at tr . Partridge ' s store, please talce my advice and call when tr . Partridge is i n . Silence reigneth where •ere she goes . E ith Chase . he talks incessantly when in oompany . Abbie Gross . ihen we sing you can hear her s,veet melodious voice above all of the others . Mabelle Babson . •A Soph- y uill eat and a Soph- y will drink , And a so h- y will play all the day . But Soi;.h- y won ' t work and a oph- y won• t think Because he ain • t built that way .• "Those cri sped snaky golden locks . " .orman ,,.a.yo . "Thee I loYe , but not thy dog. " E1sie Philip . "You do ill to teach the child such ords ; she teaches them to hick and hack, which they ' ll do fast enough of themselves ; and to call horum . Miss Rafter (Latin} . • • ii • • -------, C • t; • • I . • • h • • t • r :-• • • I ., • • • • • l t • 

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