The Portland daily press., 1879-07-29
Yarmouth

This evening at the Central church. q grand
complimentary concert to Miss Mary Moody,
who has just returned from Europe, comes off.
The following popular talent of Portland will
appear: Mrs. Grin Fogg, Miss Belle Bartlett,
soprani; Miss Maggie Bryant, alto: Will III.
Stockbridge, Edw. Noyes, tenori; Fred Turkey,
bass; Miss May O'Brion, pianist.
The following is the programme:
Quartette-In this hour of softened slumber,
Miss Bartlett Miss Bryant, Mr.. Stockbridge Mr..
Beckett.
-Macgregor's Gathering. 80. ............ Lee
Mr. Stockbridge,
Song-A Little Mountain Lad ......... .Roeckel
Miss Mary Moody
Les hitiheatlX. ....'','Faure
Mr.. Beckett.
Miss Bartlett.
Song-Tom Bowling -, .....,..............D ibder
PART ID.
Duet know bank .................. Horn
Miss Bartlett, Miss Bryant
"i'A'i'il''D f' Miss Moody '-'' s'
c,,,,o 49,. nou,,.a Mr.. Beckett n.,os,,.
Come my Darling Ma: nrrant Pal"dilhe
Quartette-Woodbird, a............. ...... ..,.Abt
The Stars in Heaven, b.. .Rhenberger
The band will give one of their pleasing open
air concerts some evening this week.
Rev. Chas. G. Holyoke is at home on visit
DR.. G. M. Twitchell of Fairfield, is in town.
w. G. Jenkins, of New York, is boarding in
town during the warm season.
Miss Annie Louise Cary was in town one day
last week, the guest of Mr.. Cad Hitchcock
The "Baker House, in district No. O. is I'M
dergoing thorough repairs, both inside and out.
Capt. Alfred Small has purchased fine
house lot at the upper village, and will erect
dwelling thereon.
The Latham House," on Chapel street, at
the upper village, has been purchased by Mr..
Cyrus Kingsley.
Most of the farmers finished haying last
week. They report good crop, but not equal
to that of last year. The weather has been
fine and it has been secured in excellent condi-
ion.
Republican County Convention.
The following delegations to the Republican
county convention were chosen in Cumber-
land towns Saturday afternoon and evening:
Brunswick. L. Swift, B.. r. Jordan,
Samuel Whitman, Isaac Plummer, j. w.
Curtis, Emery Crawford George c. Purinton,
Robert Schofield.
Cape Elizabeth-Joseph S. Pickett, James
NJ. Robinson, Cyrus Cole John Watson, John
l.. Parrot, W. X. Anthoine.
Deering-.-B. II: Doten, E. P. Sargent,
Horace Milliken, III. A. Hart, d. ID. Chenery,
w. III. Motley, Hiram James
Freeport-S A. HolbrooE, NJ. Stockbridge,
B. P. Soule, j. G. Kendall, j. H. Banks, and
Horace Rogers
Gorham-George Chadbourne, Charles A.
Bracket, Henry Westcott, e. NJ Wilson,
Charles G. Giles, A. X. P. Libby, G. NJ.
Waterhouse.
Gray-Joh NJ Libby Alonzo A. Thompson.
ial, Wbitnov
New Gloucester-D w. Merrill, j. w. True,
DR.. A. @. Marshal, M. T. Holt.
North Yarmouth-Dr William Osgood, C.
E. Loring, John Staples.
Pownal-Henry r. Warren, John T. Law
renee.
Scarboro-A. P. Larrabee, Howard Scam
man, Samuel Rounds.
Standish-John L. Chase, E. R. Wingate, j.
w. Knight Gideon Tucker, j. c. Thompson.
Windham-John T. Fellows, W. NJ Bick.
ford, Elbridge Lord, Moses Hunt, w. f. Saw
yer, d. p B. Pride.
Yarmouth-A. B. Brown, Henry Hutchins,
Benjamin Jefferds, A. r. Mitchell.
Otisfeld-E j. Sylvester, Chas f. Hancock,
Francis Chute.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted at report.
ReSotUed That the delegates to the county
convention are instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination of H. E.
Brewer, ESQ.,, for candidate for Senator.
Naples.
Those Naples people who attended the first
Republican rally at Bridgton last Friday eve
ming were more than pleased for few of us
were expecting such an eloquent, candid, inn
FASHIONED nd unanswerable speech as that de-
livered by Hon. Daniel f. Davis. To say Mr..
Davis will take with those who see and hear
him is but the TRUTH and it will be but safe to
predict his triumphant election by the people.
Representative Reed also made one of his most
convincing speeches.
At large and enthusiastic caucus of the
Republicans, held on Saturday evening, the
following persons were chosen to attend the
County Convention, to be holden in Portland
on Thursday, 31st inst: Nathan A. Church,
Samuel G. Kimball, I'll. j. Leavitt
The "Naples Brass Band', Freelon Walker
leader, made visit to the elm House" on
Saturday and entertained the family guests
very much for an hour or more, when after re-
freshments they betook themselves to their