The Portland daily press., 1889-06-27
MAINE TOWNS.
John l.. bearing Ordained to the
Ministry at Lisbon Fall.
commencement at Douglass semin-
AIRY, Waterford.
Rufus Mosher of westhrook Thrown
from His Horse and Killed.
Waterford,

waterford.
Commencement at Douglass Seminary has
been attended with quite Its usual interest
this week. public concert with which to
close, has become the thing in this seminary
tor young ladies', as we'll as In most institu-
IONS OK the kind. That for this year was
Even In the Congregational Church, on
tuesday evening, by the pupils in elocution
ana IN vocal and instrumental music. The
varied programme which we give below was
well rendered, no part of it being in any
sense tame.
PART l.
Piano duet-Invitation la valse. Won Weber
Misses Crowell and Brummitt.
Notwithstanding yolmer and Elsie. 800. Whittier
May Maud Jordan.
flano S0lo-Cu1uS Amman, "Stabat Mater. Kuhe
Meta E. Brummitt.
Winnie B. Kneeland.
Recitation-Brier Observation-Disclosures oyesen
Annie f. Wilson.
Piano duet-Rustic Dance: ......:.....:... Lossee
Vocal soo-Brd Carol. ................ -. Knapp
q. Marguerite Marston. -,Np'
Piano Solo-PaSqunade.. ............. GottSchalk
Grace Crowell,
PART III.
Misses May Harendeane, Jordan and
Recitation-The Lord Of Gray. go. Butler
Juliette r. Harendeane.
"a. Allegro from "Sonate Pathe-
ID. Norwegian Bridal Procession.
Grelg
Misses Marston, Kneeiand and I r.
Harendeane.
kecitauon-King John and the Abbot Of Canter-
0q Lucy NJ Eveieti. Old English
Piano solo-Miserere du "Trovatore," .Gottschalk
E. Louise Richards.
Recitation ). The xngsISs. Maess
Misses Jordan, Eveleth Wilson and r. wv
Piano duet-La Gallina .............. .Gottsebalk
Misses Eveleth and Richards.
Westbrook.
The graduating exercises of the Westbrook
High School will take place at the Methodist
Church in Saccarappa this evening at seven
O'Clock. The church is being handsomely
decorated and trimmed and will present a
beautiful appearance.
The order of exercises will be as follows:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
SFa.atatoppy Perley Woodman
REORGANIZATION and Barbarism: ..:........
''..........,-.'...:::....... Lizzie NJ. Colley
Essay-Power of Association.
.Riassinss q, Ed Graee L. Bracket
History and Prophecy: ............ Lois E. Knight
Music.
Recitation-The Lucky Sixpence.
........................ Winnie Richardson.
Defamation The Roman Soldier . .'''
Valedictory-The Cave of Aeolus. ...........
, ;;,.;.,'.'.Ailce D. Stackpoie
Comforting of Diplomas.
Music
Undergraduates.
The class motto is "Vestigta Nulla Rector
sum-" The following will graduate: Grace
Leone Bracket. Lizzie May Colley, Lois Ell
len Knight, Alice Deering Stackpole and
Guy Perley Woodman.
Mr.. Rufus Mosher, a well toto farmer and
prominent citizen. living half way between
Gorham and Saccarappa, was riding to a cul-
uvator Tuesday, when he was thrown from
the saddle of the horse, and his foot catch
ing In the stirrup he was dragged quite
distance. He was fatally injured, and died at
II p. m. He leaves widow and eight chill
dren.
Pownal.
Several years ago aparty of gentlemen
from Portland visited Pownal for the pur-
pose of ascending Bradbury's mountain, one
OF the few noted sports, In our quiet little
town. They left the cars at Dun's station,
where teams were ia waiting to convey them
to the foot of the mountain, or as far as it
was at that time possible to go with
carriage, making the remaining part of the
distance TO the summit or ''large rock" on
foot. The description of their days outing
which was. written up by one of the party
and published In one of the Portland papers,
was mnch to this effect: Clear sky and
beautiful sunshine. A view from the sum-
init OF the mountain well worth the effort
made to. obtain it and drive to and from
te ar perfect In had It not
house sheds" at Pownal Centre which
seemed by the description given of them to
form the one blot on an otherwise perfect
day. Those sheds" are now being replaced
by ten new ones which will form decided
contrast to the old and cast no unpleasant
remembrance on anothers days pleasure.
The schools in Districts No. 2, and 8, all
closed last week. Miss Charlotte O. Noyes,
No. and Miss Carrie Rich, of No. s. Each
teacher taught with marked success in their
respective schools.
Mrs. Berincia Ferguson, from Brooklyn,
New York, accompanied by her son, has
arrived in town and it Is her intention to
pass the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Brown.
Measles are very prevalent among the
children throughout the town at the present
time.
Kezar Falls.
Mr.. George Young, who had his leg broken
it is thought will have to have it amputated
DR.. Moses E. Sweat, the attending physician
thinks it doubtful case to save it. 1t was
broken so badly that the bone protruded
through the skin some two inches and bled
freely.
Mr. Samuel French has Bible which is an
old book. On the fly leaf is this inscription:
Edinburgh printed by Robert Freehaine his
Majesty's printer, MDCCXXXIV. This
Bible was bought by Isaac Libby, April 0,
1913. Price S400.
They are going to celebrate the fourth of
July at Kezar Falls. Rev. Henry +. Snow
of Cornish, delivers the Grafton and Freedom
band furnishes the music.
Mr.. |: s. French has a rose bush of the
Twin Sisters variety, that at the present time
is very handsome. Yesterday morning it had
$50 full blown roses on it, He also has an
other called the Queen of the Prairie that
has some 70 on It,
Farmers are commencing haying. The
crop will be good If there is good weather to
get IL.
Mr.. Everett Wentworth is very sick with
inflammation Of the bowels. Fears are enter
tanned that he will not recover.
While running out some land the past
week we were on the island in the Great
Ossipee river, which contains about i of an
acre that has the corner on it of four towns,
three counties and two states.
Lisbon Falls.
MR.. JOHN L. DEARING ORDAINED TO THE
MINISTRY.
A council was called on Tuesday, June %.
1889, at o'clock p, m, from a number of
Baptist churches to meet with the Baptist
church at Lisbon Falls to examine and ordain
Mr. John L. bearing to the gospel ministry
and missionary to Japan. Rev. A. K. T..
Small, ID. ID. of Portland, presided and Rev.
C. C. Tilley of Lewiston as Secretary.
After very thorough and satisfactory ex-
animation the council unanimously decided
to ofdain Mr.. bearing and the ordination
services were held at 7.30p. m. with the fol-
lowing programme:
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem-"I Have Set Watchmen.n: ......"..
Scripture Reading. Rev. j. G. Wilson, Freeport
Solo-"Rest in the Lordo .......A Alice NJ. bearing.
Sermon Rev. James McWhinnie of Cambridge,
c.. ,,c.., Mass, formerly of Portland
10 All.
Dreaming rrayer .... Rev. A. X. r Small, D. D.
Cnarge 70 candidate. Rev. G. d. B. Pepper, ID. ID.
hlgnJ manu- OF Fellowship. Rev, G, G Tilly.