The Portland daily press., 1886-01-04
SUBURBAN NEWS.

WINDHAM
Depot master, Daniel Brown fell from load of
hay in his barn at Madison Fnlls, Tuesday morn
ing stunning him and breaking one or more Of his
ribs, AT last accounts he was doing well.
WHITE ROCK.
Mr.. Van Carle cut his foot so badly last week
that he fears he may be laid up all winter.
YARMOUTH.
On Thursday morning the boys of the High
school presented Mr.. A. j. Curtis, the principal,
with rattan chair and, Miss Hattie
Williams assistant principal, with very pretty
photograph album
The valuation of the town this year is Sl,o5S-
943 a decrease of S17,3o2 from last year. Num-
Der Of polls 545, decrease of 10; amount OF tax
on 500, $1.06
The friends connected with the Uniyersalist so
ciety appreciating the services of George K.
S0ule, Esq, as leader of the choir here presented
him with beautiful Sleepy Hollow chair.
SACCARAPPA
The officers of the X. of F.. for the ensuing year
win be publicly installed on the 18th of this
month.
Wade Camp S. OF W. viii install officers tomor-
row evening: Andrew Cloudman, Capt; G. W.
Wheeler, 1st Lieut.; Fred Brown, 2nd Lieut.
There will be baked bean supper after the in
stallation.
The Westbrook Chronicle appears in a new
dress and enlarged size. 1t is great improve
ment over the original sheet, and in the fulness
of its local matters it must receive the praise Of
the community and large patronage.
There are rumors that an edge tool factory VIII
be established soon.
Active operations will not be begun in the shoe
factory before next month.
The overseer of the gingham finishing ROOM
Mr.. SamuelOgden-waS presented Christmas with
a gold watch chain by the employees IN the room;
MIR. T. F. Stacks, foreman Of the. lenther-board
mill received a valuable gold watch as a Christ
m
Davis. The employees presented Mr. q. G. Davis
the agent, with fine wolf robe and pair OF driv
sideboard
One hundred and forty dollars have been raised
at Cumberland mil for Mrs. Sprou', whose husband
died from injuries received there
sTRoUDWATER.
The annual meeting of the Stroudwater Hall
Company was held Saturday evening, and the fol
lowing officers were elected: Clerk, Walter Flick
ett; treasurer, Andrew Hawes board of diree-
tors, Walter Fickett, Horatio Maxwell NJ Stew
ems, Andrew Hawes, Elias NJ. Jacobs Resolu-
tions of respect were passed to the memory of the
late president Of the company, Hon Thomas
Quinby, and it was voted to change the name OF
the hall to Quinby Hall.
NORTH GRAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Maxwell were given sur
prize party Wednesday night, the 31st anniysr-
sary of their wedding. They were remarked by
Rev. E. Bean OF Gray and received many hand
some presents.
SOUTH CASCO.
A sad accident occurred Monday, Mr.. Perkins
was an old gentleman who lived with his son-in-
law, Mr. Roscoe Shame, Monday, for some reason
or other, the old gentleman went up in the barn
chamber and making miSstep he fell through a
scuttle to the floor below. He received such in
juries that he died Wednesday.
FREEPORT.
The following officers of Hawaseekep Lodge,
X. Of r., have been elected: L. S.
soule, Representative for 8 years; G. G.,
Henry H. Cushing; Vice G. c., Charles L. Brown
Prelate, H. p Dennison; Keeper of Records and
Seal, l.. L. Pinkham; M. of F., L. M. Bailey; Nj.
of E., VIM. A. Davis; Master at Arms, Lester
Cox.
The amount of money received from the net
proceeds of the Universalist fair was nearly one
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
There was glass ball shooting match at Cape
Elizabeth, Friday, Is balls 20 yards rise. The
result was as follows:
Team No /.
Hannaford. % II 11111 L / 0 l l 0-12
E. d. Jordan.O 0 0 0 0 o o 0 L
r. Jordan IL 0 l 1 0 1 0 0 0-10
Perry 0 ] 1 l 0 1-13
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