Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-30

rtar correspondent; ]. gisd ~ ~ ah'r ~
.tuHt more tAkr % thr p-n IN the ANrEI-
,sN. behalf A. the present time tens
Are a. a premium ant town new, : not
yvry ~fcy hut BE- vii ,ndeayor 10 keep
'ls friends ~hp ia distant cities eagerly
Ier4~- - columns. Informed of the few
And it.c occurrences, a. be knows hy ~.
;-r.ruo, that anything relating 10 the dear
HIi town. j. eagerly arvuurrd by host II
= >'n- aud daughters inyheir far away
huU.r> W. would extend our thanks ID
the capt" for Ais timely contributions
through the winter He also has our
sympathy and kindly feeling in the great
.o>> he has been called upon 10 bear.
Pretty cold and wntery here yet
quite Il snowstorm Saturday morning
Steamer Castiue makes two trips a week
from Rockland, Wednesdays and Satur-
days. Steamer Henry Morrison will take
Ter place soon.
Postmaster Chase has been confined to
the house with severe attack OF the
grippe.
Bad colds among our towuspeople are
quite prevalent.
Mrs. Anna B. Ellis. daughter of Edward
Hinckley, is very sick.
Miss Lena Slower is confined to the house
under the doctors care.
Or. Edward Rarrett has houpht out n-
King snd will b, pleased 10 sea an the old
| patrons of the Office and his many friends
At his rooms in the Chase building The
doctor thoroughly understands his bust
any, = i ii,uoi.ilheu' popular young
| King goes to New York
some OF the friends have returned to
| Their OLD nome. Mrs. Mary Atherton and
-, So. 80 hI :
| rin,,ah ona 20, - ~ =
| ~ r. osnaod 49,, da,l.h.a
| Ersdericls arriyed ,;s Sadauict
tapt, huear stevens Is away on WISH
20 h"Stoh anu We" iorh.
w. E. Grindle will soon make western
| trip in the interest Of the Mineral Spring
| Go. Wherever the excellent medicinal
qualities OF this water are kuOwl-it hae 4
big sale.
Miss Msh,, Stevaps d,rat,.r 90 the
late Frederick Stevens AZ her homo in
| Milton, Mass. Feb'y 2sth after a lone
| and painful siege of seven vasrs win ,bst
| dreaded disease consumntion was carried
across the river" to meet the many dear
ones gona hafore Cba - -
| patient sufferer and for four wears was a
member of Christ's church She was dearly
| beloved by all that knew her
CONGREGATIONAL circle mot at ,ba ves,rv
Thursday afternoon and evening, Enter.
tainment at Baptist chapel same evening.
Rev D,nner i, tho Co,ar.o.tio,.l
| church SUNDAY morning, preached on THE
Praise Of Man, rather than the Praise OF
| CODA good discourse.
April ~ SUBSTITUTE.
The events of the week have been quite
numerous note the graduating exercises
OF Ine academy al the Congregations
ehurch MONDAY evening, April 10th. The
| ~ Sa a. 20 a'eu seit IaSteiu.y anu
cr,.d;t tbs -. " hiuel
80 ~ ~ noe "no Iooh pay !,,. III Tue eAel
80 % ~ ene eEeh,ns were Liillah r n. IS
Daniel I Gross Marcia Il HincLIev -
EFT 8 Yr.worov Iizzia n Cr;ndIe ana (
Grind!e, Sewell E. Marks, Emma Jean Nc
Howell. The church was crowded to
ilsten to the deGlamations. The young
laules were dressed tastefully and looket
na';aJ "a lima E 'eal Mcllo"ell
oradna,ad anJ ,ecaivad ,hajr $3.50
trono prat 10 'nei uipioiiia'
DR. KING laf, town SATURDAY. x.,,h -,
good wishes Of a host Of f,iends -,
Kingston, New York, where he will engage
in the practice of his profession.
Mr.. Herbert A. Smith of New York
paid flying visit to his father, Herber
S. Smith, Esq, last week.
Prof. Libby left town Monday
~, L. 49,
town all last week.
Mr. Octave S,ovar rr;a ho ~.
week
Mrs. A e O.,ood arrival ham. e.,
Lawrence, where she had been visiting he
daughter, Mrs Fredericks.
Schooner Waldron Holmes, Dority. O
Brooklin, arrived from Boston SATURDAY.