Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-17
Southwest iiarbor.


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Ne'l' WHOSE aFhesl "oih curing the spring
auu summer months mas proved effective
his studies.
ne heN. MI Doie, nltarlan minister
anu co, age resident mere mas delivered
series OF very interesting sunday alter
noon alrc"nrses during the season at the
>or"oo'i love sch"ol-house' me c"litc-
IONS taken pelnS kindlv donated to the
s!"e"alh society OF mat place. who
tnlough this inely ald VIII be enabled 10
cA'en' lhe PLANK walk huch farther than
"ouiu nave oeeh Otherwise possible
Sneak thieves have ha,n i,dnlgjng IN
Petty uepredations al Southwest Harbo'
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garments could be extinguished. the burn,
requiring the doctors careful attention
Parents should be extremely careful TO
keep matches beyond the reach of little
fingers
anu NJ iaIe tlaih are oui!
pieaseu efeI Tue oirtn Oh second me
niue uaus uIer'
W. W. Rich and wife. who recently
spent n trial month a. an ornhs, hon.. +,
hnoue lH!ahn' hhdihg the positions not
quito SATISFACTORY, nave return ed home,
"htie MT hIch immediately received al
apphcalloll 10 TAKE charge OF the school al
west basr iiaroor' wulch ne taught IN the
spring ms with ms WORK a. principal
OF Inc iilSh schooI here Will keep him
pretty ousH until spring Mrs. hich VIII
prooaoy 90 on with the fall term of the
Sch"pI she satisfactorily taught in the
summer al the mead OF the Harbor.
Miss Jennie Dolliver is teaching a, Nor.
woods c we Mr.. Carnlin,. Isvlo- no.
CHARGE of ~. school in tbis ais,ric, ,,hiah
she fauoh, in the snring NaIIi, Cell i
mistress OF the Southside school Mamie
Parker - teaching in Prospect Harbor and
Maud Mason IN North Sedgwick, and thus
me schoo!-maam relgns.
MIS-. Bert higgins Of this place, pos
se>ses what seems to me great novelty IN
the line OF mousse roses, rapid growing
r gush "hlch produces pes-Sreen blossoms.
IHe s'ocAs' ieants ana puGs are dark,
Siossy auu thrifty looking. out the roses
~ lun Noo,h uaVe iong narrow petals ana
siitif eIiei appearance 'he per-
Iuuie seems ny nearly so sweet ana ira
"u' as thal VI i's more common sister,
TIC Tea
Our little friend, Merle Tracy, bright
intelligent boy whose eyesiebt has been
very defective from birth, he being in
fact pearlv blind, left here on Thursday
last for the South Boston Institute for the
Blind, expecting to be absent several
years. Merle is remarkable boy in many
respects, for some faculties, as if to make
amends for obscure vision, have been
strongly developed. especially memory and
an inner power of observation. He is