The Portland daily press., 1889-12-09
MAINE TOWNS.
Cane Elizabeth.

Nohe Va shAo sVNht 10 hOPOAOooiJ Al WIN pa
resis
Josenh Chamherlin formerly of the Ocean
uoroo hos boon ,,or,, huOv this ornmor no
uouse, mas peen very pusy thls SUMMER ne
has raised good crops which were success
fully marketed.
II would be a oood idea for those having
"ouiu oo soou iue" ioi 'noso hafihS
charge OF Cape Light to report the state Of
the weather outside, especially to the Board
~ Trade room in vonr city. Then sbinmas-
TO- ha,,;,r hrs;nass ~, tho 600 ygouId ho ID
'eiS naiins BUSINESS oh 'no DC" "oui" 10 "u-
vised when to sail their crafts.
Miss Minnie Loughran of Knightville is in
Rostop for faw weeks nrecedinp Christ
DoS'0" AVA Az" "'N'
mas
Those who feed out nay observe that II
takes more IN Dulk IMAM last year ana tnat
the same quantity OF GROUND did not produce
as mucn as last year az the nrst cutting
NO damage done to the yachts hauied up at
Anightville curing tne last STORM;
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts were delayed
by tne storm.
MASS anu ed thaye dnTno
Mass MASS, anu LeIlaineu sneIe curing IhahKs-
sTlng anu naI aJPi iseasan' tllHe. a ,,,.h.
NaPs. JoSSpn " iillaulss VII" WIS, anu uaueHter,
STARTED started wa Doat 70 speaad THANKSGIVING at
S ssnsn,' pu' weie eeiaSeu oh accouh' oi the
s'S I'LL uo..,o -, ID o..o,. 11;...,u
T., me sypnon sewer o1 stIeet, AnighlVliie,
IN sne late Storn lalieu 10 carry OF the water
anu seVeIally ceLlars were partially nice,
capt. James Blake had family gathering
on THANKSGIVING. All Oh MS cnllqren ond
grandchildren were present and had happy
time.
dugn Miller, near ninety years OF age, has
SO lar peen aple 70 read without the aid OF
Spectacles. In MS younger Gays ne was
hne verslher.
capt. timothy GodsCe has returned from
massachusetts
we are happy to see Mrs. Nathaniel J.
nuAr Kninhfuilla fha Of
recent illness, and she hopes to visit some of
her city friends next week.
VIM. Mariner has raised large crop of
SquaShes and turnips Next year he intends
to enlarge his operations.
Miss Gertie Tucker has returned from
visit to Boston. Her friends in Boston wish
her to spend Christmas week there and take
part il the Christmas frolics.
Rev. George Barstow has titled quite
large area OF LAND besides attending to his
o"'
Deerlng.
at Wondfords stayts e ora
G.r1iner 10 to he its 5irector Moatinos LII
he held avery other Friday morning sTh VIII
are Ok membesr S'"ei riiu"y "oinins ineIe
The Tedies VilIogo circla will bold its
reanlor maetipg on Na6nasdav aftarnoon a3
Herris Hail and Nil, Serva ono Of thar Nc
mic summers from e 20 To = % in the avenino.
ali Interested in these meetings are made
Sinpp
2 of the Tyrolean Troupe for December nth
in the D.VI.A. course. our people have been
waiting for the musical novelty of the sea
son. as this entertainment next Wednesday
eyeningis sure TO be. Referring to the charm
ing traits of the Tyroleans well-knOwn
traveller saws: II have heard and been en-
chanted with the sweet music of the Tyrolese
nhder my windows tn on tnG giea1 pans al
when the peasants come forth to dance in
4hnx ,tx 10 txafo xuhn auto
work is done; on the banks of the Danube,
under the stars. and on the little steamers
which go down the river through an enchant-
ed land where there is no hurry, where the
youth and maidens dance on the public
streets at the sound of the Guitar, Stretch
and Schlagzither."
The people at Deering Centre are discus
sing the question of new postmaster and
more suitable location.
FYeeport.
~,
Inc wlnser ter TN OF tne Nigh scIooi CUM
mences To-Day. Inc PRIMARY schools began
week earlier
Rnrr attended Mssonic 4 ssemh1S in the civ
on Thnrsdav evening
The new hlock is snnroachinp comnletion
and when done will he as fine a store AS anv
in the conntv outside of the citv 10 WY
Rni,ding for tho nraSant hos nearly ceasad
but it is already known that quite a number
nj dwellinas viii ha mt nm in the enring
The hay trafie here is dnll. good Article
lsose il SAILING for al, ner ton - WV - ''o-0
Mrs. Fila D1eT and Mrs I'ord of Roston
are visiting friends of PLEASANT Hill
Tha Topgragationaliot ohnrch hos mot
vet ce,led agv ona 70 III the vacancy Voc cauSeT
by the resignation of Rev. G. w. Longren,
nrS n UNI VI UanuiuaU1a aaFo oeen
Ao"iu anu ''''i Anoi0 "i' announ'ou'
Boothbay.
p.,i NJ c;os o., S,,,,or,,;so. 80 sohoo,s 70
teachine in nistricf No 4 NJ Giles has
tenghf school in thie district eaverai forms
a%d anrto;nIS, ,a,,st ~ e.isso tio, 'N''
anu % veitaiI vi G Hiuss slye satinlacsion.
Onafies ~. UiIpatIiGk, Whle az Work on
wa soat n,,itse had1 a iS
niceiy at 1nTesent '' '''-"''' 40 WING
nayins Hnfchins of Edoaoon,h q formor
the town farm which has haen nnoccnnied
sor soyaraI n,nnths ' 0'0-
io1 soFSIai ilontuS. ~. o.... :. lit.
what ice they have on hand very soon. They
VIII I'LL all their empty houses the coming
Winter'
Scarporo'
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Pillsbury celebrated
their twentieth anniversary Saturday In
yitations were sent to all their friends and
there was Jolly time.
1t is reported that there are several cases
of scarlet fever at Pine Point and the sing
Ing school kept by MIR. Robert Mclaughlin.
has been ordered closed for the present on
that account The fever has broke out in
Ins dalnliles Oh on MI. Lowe anu MT. Liefce
into Nonesuch Lodge K eff p This lodge is
in fiourishing condition with a good sum of
money in the treasury.
r~o.
rryepufg'
The annual meeting of the Pcquawket
Literary society was held on tuesday even
ing, Dec. 3rd, at the residence of Miss NJ. E.
Howe. The following officers were elected
for the coming year:
v Ties PTasidentr Miss MA Warren
Sycretary-Mrs. IL II Newman.
Ireasurer-Mrs' WIN looAe, .,,
The Z. l.; ). Z. course Oh lectures VIII com 1l
mence on Thursday evening, Dec i2th' Ing