The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-07-06
Saccarappa.

DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
On the Fourth, going out to Saccarappa on
the three O'Clock train, Walter Lord fell off
the baggage car near the old town house
road, about mile from Cumberland Mills
The train backed back and took him aboard
On arriving at Saccarappa he was taken to
MIR. Samuel Libby's residence on Bracket
street, and DIR. Burroughs called. On exam
ination it was found that his right arm had
skull cracked and head and face badly
bruised. Mr.. Lord died yesterday from the
effects Of his injuries and Coroner Gould
was called.
at regular meeting of Naomi Lodge ID.
Of r., on Wednesday evening, District Dep
uty Grand Master Skilllngs, assisted by act
ing grand officers Kn0wlton, Skillings,
Thompson and Hezelton installed the officers
as follows:
n. G.-Mrs. W. e. Knowlton.
" G.-Mrs, A. NJ. SWEET.
Secretary-Miss f. E. Martin.
Treasurer-Mrs.. G. j. HeZelton.
Condnctor-Mrs. b. ID. Elwell.
WINS. g. +. Mariner.
RS. n. G.-Leroy Spier.
l.. S. N. G.-Mrs. ii. s. Babb.
R.s.X. G.-Mrs. z. B, Woodman.
L. s. V. G.-Mrs. j X. Dunn.
I.G.-Mrs. M. W. Stiles.
o. CT. o. Mariner.
Chap.-Mrs. II. s. Jewett.
The Moulton lot on the north side of Main
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bRilt by Mr.. Ruel Woodman.
BrIdgton.
Summer residents are appearing in large
numbers. On Bridgton Highlands r. A.
Dodge, T. E. Mead and Aaron Gibbs, who
are all well prepared to entertain tourists
from the city, already have some company
and are expecting more.
Ridge Cottage, owned by Mr.. w. G. KIM
ball, is not expected to be open for boarders
this season. John Morrison is also ex beet
full residence near the village. The hotels in
the village are also well patrOIiZed.
Mr.. G. +. Gi0bs's coach connecting with
steamer Hawthorne has been finely painted
by W. ii. Merrill.
Mr.. Charles ]. Goodwin of Pennington, a
graduate Of Bowdoin, class of 'S7, and a stu
dent of Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more. has been passing part of his vacation
In this village, guest Of Mr.. j. l.. Wales.
Mr.. A. q. Bradstreet. formerly a lawyer,
civil engineer and representative from this
town, and the first principal Of Bridgton
High School, and now banker In New York
city, is with his family spending few days
at the home of his father, Mr.. George Brad
street. From here goes to Kansas on railroad
business.
George b. Chandler, class of 80, Bowdoin
College. is In town attending commencement
at Bridgton Academy.
John A. Morrison has bought of =. P.
Howard the house and lot corner of Fowler
and Church streets
Bridgton fire department was called out
Saturday evening by fire which happily
proved to be only burning brush pile.
Cape elizabeth.
THE FOURTH AT TURNER'S ISLAND.
AT the Turner's Island celebration Thurs
day, Allen and Small won the mile boat race
over Coombs and Mcdonald, on Clark 81
Chaplin's pond, in the first race, as Coombs
broke an oar, but Coombs and Mcdonald
won the second race. Coombs took first
money in the tub race, and Mcdonald sec
ond. Coombs took first prize for creased
pole climbing, and Mcdonald second. Jack
Tracy got first money in the swimming
match. and Sawyer was close second: In
the potato race j. w. Evans was first, r. K.
Evans second, and Charles Pickett third. In
the mems mile walk, Mcdonald was first,
Goombs second, and Allen third. Will
Welch was first. and u. O'Donnell second, in
tne boys go-as-you-please race. George
otrou1 l9oE hfst prize In the 200 yards dash,
won the foot race.
In the evening there was fine programme
at the nall, with remarks by L. C. Reynolds
ana Rev: r. w " Smith Smith, Speaking by Misses
rama enne Fyans and music h bv t M Woods and
Sette Junior auartette, Miss r. Nimmsq u tha
Misses Coolbroth, Masters, Frank Andrews
and Walter Hayes, with Miss Bertha Hamil-
ton. organist The procession Of fantasies
was very funny.
Runford.
Corn and potatoes are making fine growth.
Potatoes begin to show lary@. Paris green
will come into use soon.
Hoeing is nearly completed.
Haying will begin all along the line next
week. Grass is very green and not matured
as 1t was last year at this time, and the crop
will not be as large as last year.
The prospect Is for light apple crop. A.
J. Knight, who raised 100 barrels last year,
sets his crop this year at 100 barrels. w.
Clark who raised 100 barrels last year,
thinks he may get 20 barrels.
Mlss Bertha Wyman closed very success
ful term of school last week in District No 4.
Mrs. Cora Clifford, with her two children,
has arrived al her fathers, A. j. knight, for