The Portland daily press., 1889-09-28
MAINE TOWNS.
NORWAY.


LIQUOR AGENTS BOND SUED.
Samuel Favor's bond of 5000 filed last wear
when he was appointed LIQUOR agent has
been sued by direction of the present hoard
Of seleetmen: The bondsmen are, Geo. l..
Beal, state Treasurer, G. G. Mason, A. j
Meners, Harry Low, +. II. Noyes, Horace
SSoie, Il; W. Howe, l. n. Small, Jonas w
swan, WIN. III. Warren and Geo. A. Cole
Favor settled with the board of Selectmen
VINO appointed him, and holds their receipt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briggs of Lynn. Mass
are spending few weeks in town with theil
The physicians of this village and So.
Paris have adopted scale of prices to take
effect Nov. LIST.
VIM. F. Gallon pleaded guilty to charge
Oh larceny, Monday. before Judge Whitman
ana a was fined S1.oo and costs He paid the
nue. and costs and was discharged.
Mrs. A. M. Penley of Auburn Is visiting
hermother, Mrs. Daniel Knapp. this week.
j. L. Rowe has returned from his vaca-
ton and is once more ready TO serve MS
many patrons. Charles LttieWoOu is at
work for Allie Cook.
Horace Sanborn, president OF the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor Of
this village, was delegate to the State con-
vention at Bath this week.
Mrs. Fred A johnson of Boston, Mass,
is visiting at E. FL. Browns this week.
C. b. Bailey, of New York city, are spend
ing few days with their friends in this
village.
Mrs Frank knight of Manchester blythe
sea, Mass, is enjoying visit of few weeks
in this place.
Miss Jennie Grant, of Portland. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. James Grant, In this place.
Rev. WV. Hooper, of Orono, has received
a call from the Universalist society In Taun-
ton. Mass. Mr.. Hooper was for several years
pastor of the society in the place and was
very popular.
town are the onIy farmars yhn rriead mach.
es rthis season. Mr.. Upton gathered two
bushels and Mr.. Pierce about half that guam
tity. They were excellent fruit.
Tillis Nhibedeau.while driving down Main
stIeet Wednesday night, ran into box
placed in the street by the surveyor at the
end of a crossing which he was building.
The electric lights were out and no lantern
was placed ON the crossing. The carriage
was badly broken but Mr. Thibedeau es-
capped with slight injuries.
Yarmouth.
NJ. c. Merrill, the druggist, is spending a
week with relatives at Fort Fairfield, Aroos-
took county.
Miss Lizzie Shirley is visiting at Mr.. Amos
Greenleaf's.
Wilfred Dunn Is building a fine summer
cottage on his lot on Princes Point.
Tho annual Harvest concert will be the
service at the Central church next Sunday
evening.
"Chevalier Bayafd" will be the subject of
the morning service at The First Parish,
Last evening the Ladies' Relief Corps
gave an entertainment at Grand Army hall,
consisting OF readings, music and short
farce concluding with Butterfly supper"
X. A. Farnham, an able Bible scholar will
lecture at the First Parish chapel Monday
evening, September 30th subject, "How to
study the Bible" All are invited.
The funeral of young William Written,
who was drowned this week. took place last
"Wednesday. afternoon. The Yarmouth
At nth intl fhn
Der, escorted the remains to the cemetery.
Deering.
There are sixteen out of the eighty pupils
at Westbrook Seminary this term who come
from Portland. Last evening very delight
full reception was given the alumni by the
academy. The junior class has presented
Mrs. A. d. Church with Zone Seasons
Sketch Book" The class of 80 has elected
the members
Presidential. II. Hoyt, Peabody, Kan.
Vice President-Ova Gates, VIM, Me.
Secretary-Mary Z; Thayer, Portland.
Saccarappa.
The Methodist society has contracted with
w. *. Dana to furnish them with electric
lights for the church and vestry. This is
one of the many improvements which the
society has made in remodelling the church.
A. new paper will be published hereafter
by Howard 4. Senate, and issued once a
month. 1t is called the Household Visitor.
6oothbay.
John Mcfarland, while returning to his
home last Wednesday evening, met with
quite severe accident. His team collided
with another team standing by the roadside,
throwing him out and injuring him badly.
The fall bruised his face and cut deep gashes
In his head. He will recover.
Cape Elizabeth.
Mr.. William w. jackson, Jr.. will lecture
In the Nj. Z. church at Fayetteville tomor-
row evening at o'clock; subject, The Re-
quiremeDts of True Manhood