The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-05-20
MAINE TOWNS.
Saccarappa.

Saccarappa.
At the annual election held by Cloudman
Relief Corps the following officers were
elected:
President-Mrs. Hebron Mayhem.
I1Vice Presidsnt-Mrs. Laura Graham.
EChaplain-Mrs. NJ. A. Bettes.
Secretary Mrs. Emma L. V. Stiles.
UTreasurer-Mrs. z. d. Warren.
C0nductOr-Mrs. Nellie Proctor.
Past President-Mrs. L. d. Phinney;
Delegates TO State Convention TO be held at
WaterviIle-Mrs. Il. B. Phinney, Mrs. Emma L.
V. Stiles. Mrs A. II. Burroughs, Mrs. Charles
Alternates-Mrs. M. A. Clark, Mrs. G. b, War
rem, Mrs. Emma L. Clements, Mrs. G. w. Den
nett
In about two weeks an assembly of the
Royal Society of Good Fellows will be in
stituted In Saccarappa by Deputy Supreme
Ruler .. y. Gregg, with ITO charter mem
in the village.
The store owned by Edward Kimball. on
Main street, about half way between Sacca-
Kappa ana Cumberland Mills, was entered
Thursday night by thieves and 200 cigars. a
dozen pairs Of shoes and lot of candy were
taken. There is no clue,
Inc subject OF Mrs. Mary A. Lyermose's
lecture to be delivered this evening at the
nEnlversallst church, will be 'The Boy of
South BrIdeton.
Mr.. G. p. Spur saw deer cross the street
near his boot and shoe factory the other day.
and the day following Mrs. S. c. Knight saw
the deer pass through her dooryard. He is
described as being rather tame, stopping
frequently to look about. He is quite curi
osity in this village, though it is said there is
scnooF OF them down back of BALD
pate" mountain, about two miles from here
The clothing business is generally spoken
OF as quite dull, but Reed Brothers have just
received fresh invoice of work from Bos-
ton, and will evidently make out a season.
though somewhat below the average.
III II we may judge from the blossoms, ap-
pies VIII not be very high next fall, although
farmers are taking quite an interest in their
trees, grating. pruning, etc.
MRS. Nellie M. Reed has lately had nice
organ from Portland, the New England"
1t is getting to be quite dry here. and the
GRASS misses the rain as soon as anything out
OF doors. 1t would be very refreshing to
nave some rain just now. Altogether the
seas season Is ten or twelve days earlier this year
Buxton.
BAR MILLS NEWS.
The Maine Furniture COMPANY. s r. a.
ALBERT shepard, managers, are blasting the
ledge behind their factory for the purpose of
locating their dry house there Their object
In moving it is to facilitate the handling of
the dried lumber. 1t will give employment
to a number of hands for some time. and
viii necessarily be an expensive job.
Dan. Boynton has arrived from Washing
Ton, put Jailed to learn whether he received
the appointment as postmaster or not.
The farmers have had an excellent time to
prepare their land and plant, but are now
wishing for, rain. as it is much needed, es-
pecially for the grass.
oeering.
Friday night the candy and cigar store
owned by Albert Torrey at Morrill's Corner
was broken into. The thieves effected an
entrance by breaking a pane Of glass in
front window and then christening the
catch. They stole a basket of oranges and
some pastry.
The Oakdale Sunday school is the recipi-
donated by NJ. ID. Worthen.
The Senior Class of Westbrook Seminary
have their class day exercises in All Souls
2.45 o'clock.