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

discovered in LamoiDe etc, and further
states, 1.-THE most important element in the
prospective success, is the quality of the
water which, it is claimed, is the only water
| which compares with the Apollinaris .
Where are the waters of Apoliinaris ;
| We have always supposed that, to be the
name of a certain bishop of long long
ago, noted for denying the humanity of
| Christ etc, but of springs of curative
water by that name we have yet to learn.
Mrs Arvilla Clark Of Southwest Har-
Dor was in town last week, called here by
the sickness of her father, Mr.. Wallace
Coggins, who, we are sorry to state, re-
mains very sick.
Mrs. Abby and Mrs. Nellie Austin are
both recovering.
Mr.. Samuel Moore has hired the dwell.
ing house of the late Benz. Salisbury and
moved in.
Mr.. Hervey Salisbury has purchased the
homestead of the late Geo. w. Young and
has commenced ploughing and planting on
the same.
Our Sabbath school has again com
menced and will meet at p. VI.
InltulUeDce HAS nteti received tnat CApt.
A. c. Holt of schooner II. q. Moseley, has
chartered In Cuba for New York
D'Nrrr
April "a.
Bedaington.
NJ. C. Cook of Cherryiield was in town
Tuesday and brought twenty one river
drivers, EN- route for the West Rranch.
Mr. c. f. Mitchell has returned from
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brooks have baby
son.
Miss Emma SWEET has returned to her
home in Northfeld, after winters So
journ in this place.
The OK Bow drive is at Hemlock, max
Ing the run in ten days, the quickest time
on record
Miss Helen Brigham has returned from
Cherryield
Work is progressing rapidly at Silica
Springs. Farming will be added to its
industries. and n large store will be opened
to the public soon.
Mr.. Orson Abbott was quite i'll Wednes-
day. but is reported gaining at present.
Miss Nettie Abbot contemplates leav-
ing town soon, and trying her welfare in
Bar Harbor this summer
An accommodation stage is on the road
from this place to Aurora where it con =
meets with the Bangor stage.
Erastus Mitchell j. at Wesley after help
for +. + Church.
The ice Is no, cleared from the lake vet
9uIte an extensive business is being
enacted at the quarry. aud force of
horses are employed carrying the stone
to the works at Silica Springs
Charles Schoppe Of Cherryfeld, l. in
town.
Roswell Silsby OF Aurora, was in town
Wednesday.
Mr. Jacob Gould aud wife Of McIndoes
Falls. VI, are IN Cherry fleid. They were
formerly from this place and their many
friends in this vicinity hope they may
come among Us once more. Our town has
regretted the loss OF Mr.. Gould and hi,
most estimable wife. and would gladly
welcome them back.
School commenced in district No 2
Monday. under the Instruction OF LYNN
Haycock Of Cherry field
Frank Smith OF N,rthheld, was in town
Thursday.
J. W. NJ Nash OF Cherryheld, is in
town
April y,
>un.et
Amos T SELLERS i very sick from the
effects OF la grippe.
Mrs. Harriet Gray of Rockport, arrived
at Sunset Tuesday, on a hrici visit to
relatives
Mr. Avery >tin-on Il shlnging aud
otherwise repairing his residence at Sun
set
time ago was brought 10 Green's Landing,
Wednesday. very Ill.
school il district II, closed Friday.
after a profitable term Of ten weeks
taught by Allen NJ. ID. Small.
Mr.. Geo. W Libbey and ". II. II. Bryant,
book publishers, from Boston, were IN
town this week on business with the
supervisor OF schools,
DR.. II. W. Small. supervisor Of schools
for Deer Isle, arrived home from Swans
Island, Thursday. To hold public exami-
uatloA Oh Tue teachers OF Deer Isle.
AAria,lil-.
Mr.. Willie Hanscom has gone to Water
willie to work.
The school agent in district No 3, is
J. {. Frost, in district No >. g. W. Brim-
mer.
Mr., Percy Hanscom, who has been EN-
ployed at Ellsworth by j. 7. Crippen for
some little time, is.,pending his vacation
III this town.
Mr.. A. p. Carr has gone on the Kenne-
bee waters to work.
Mr.. Frank Frost and some others of our
young men have gone up 70 the Buffalo 10
work on the drive.
Raymond II. Hanscom is building a
blacksmith shop at the end of the old
tannery bridge.
The fields begin to look quite green aud
frogs sing loudly by night.
Mr.. Charles Pyle j. having his house
newly clapboaTded and painted, which