The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-10
SUBURBAN NEWS.
CAPE ELrzABErH.


The Sentinel says Mr.. VIM. II. Turner had
very severe ill turn last Saturday, it being
caused, as was the conclusion of DR.. D. A.
Kincaid, by the poisonous. condition Of the
water at the dry dock, which he drank dur
ing the day.
An effort is being made by Lewis, Chase &
Written, looking to the securing OF the SER
vices of Mr.. T. G. Hutchins In the removal
Of their buildings at Dam nilea asland 70 tnelr
At the last meeting of Seaside Lodge, the
following delegates were elected to the
Grand Lodge to be holden at Augusta April
14th and 18th: Charles A. Tilton, Albert A.
bury.
CUMBERLAND MILLS.
A telegraph Office has been established at
the Portland & Ogdensburg station Mr..
Burnell of West Baldwin is the operator
The receipts for freight at the union sta
ton of the Portland & Ogdensburg and
Portland d Rochester railroads for the
month OF March amounted to $1,oS3.SS; Tor
the sale OF passenger tickets, SOU;
There were % cars at the Portland d Og-
densburg station Thursday, LOADING ana as
charging freight. -,
Additions are being made to the pulp mills
building The paper mill company contem-
plate erecting another large mill the coming
season. Pay day at the mills Thursday, the
10Th.
The Warren church Sunday school has
added 165 new books to its library
The following officers were installed in
the Sons of Temperance Division Tuesday
evening:
W.P.-Harry Mecher.
w. A.-Cora Abbott.
X. S.-Charles Leighton.
f. S.-P. Varnum.
Recommendation Wight.
SACCARAPPA.
l>,,f a
commencing at 8 a. M, and closing at l2.3O
Miss Sarah E. Laughton, from the Normal
School, will commence giving instruction in
elocution in the High School next week. MI.
Shaylor's system of copy books is to be in
troduced into the schools. :,
The spelling match at the Congregational
church drew quite a large audience. The
contest was, between the citizens and the
teachers and scholars, numbering some 70
on side. Mrs. Davis represented the citl-
zenS, and Miss Wilbur, teacher in the High
School, represented the opposite side. She
was equal to the task, and retained the floor.
Mr.. G. W. bennett, overseer in the gingham
mills dressing department, spelled all the
others out, and won the champions belt 1t
was an earnest and interesting contest
The last entertainment in the Knights OF
Pythias course will be given the 10Th inst,
K.
FREEPoRT
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Templars was held in Freeport Monday. Rev.
B. P. Snow of Biddeford acted as chairman
and organizing officer. After explanatory
remarks concerning the laws of Good Tenn
plars, etc., lodge, consisting of % charter
members, was duly organized and named the
''Fidelity'' Lodge. The following were the
officers chosen:
W. T.-W. M. Soule.
Wv. G. T.-Miss Hattie E. Varney.
Secretary-H. E. Coffin.
Assistant Secretary-Mlss Winnie r. Townsend.
Financial Secretary-Henry III. Noyes.
Treasurer-MiSs Winnie r. Townsend.
Marshall NJ Brewer.
d. M.-Charles S. Coffin.
Chaplain-Miss Fannie Durham.
1. G.-F. E. Chadwick.
o. G.-Walter Waite
The following were the delegates chosen
to attend the annual meetings of the Grand,
State and National lodges; Miss Fannie A.
Durham and Mr.. A. M. Brewer. Alternates,
Miss Winnie r. Townsend and Mr.. Henry I'll.
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