The Portland daily press., 1889-03-30
MAINE TOWNS.


Otis Winslow Is drawn as traverse Juror
for April term Supreme court and John T.
GufiO for juror at Superior cOur. April
term.
The assessors win be In session ApriI fst
"a and Sd for the purpose Of receiving true
and perfect lists Of taxable property for the
At the annual parish meeting Of the Con
gregational society James II. Banks was
shosen clerk, William A. Davis. treasurer,
Abbott Weston. George A. Fogg and James
kodick, parish committee.
At the annual parish meeting OF the First
Baptlst society, held at the vestry Thursday
evening. John Il. Oxuard was chosen modsr-
aator and VIM. A. Mitchell, clerk. samuel
Lunt, canvasser and collector, j. H. CHECKER
ing. treasurer, II. Il. Dennison and lanes E.
Frank, assessors, III. u. DennlsOn, Henry III.
Cushing. Charles l.. LItchield, COMMITTEES.
Charles Gushing, 9. A. Litchfeld. Eben
w. A. Mitchell. Henry Cushing, trustees.
1t was voted to raise $1,000 for salary and in
cidental expenses.
A meeting Of the Centennial committee
will be held this Saturday evening at the Of
nee OF Z. y. Mallet, Esq, at 7.30. Let every
member Of the committee be present.
Mr.. III. ID. Anderson, wife and children.
returned home by Pullman Thursday uight.
from their visit to Richmond Virginia.
sebago.
The robins have come.
Fred w. Hill, supervisor OF schools, start
ed for Boston Thursday morning for a three
weeks vacation. He Is accompanied by his
former classmate, Mr. Charles GOuld Of
Dartmouth College. class OF '92.
Charles Poor left town Friday In search Of
employment. destination not nxed-
Mrs. Elias Witham Is quite ILL.,
From one lot Of seventeen barrels OF apples
bought by Sanborn Bros, In the fall. and
put up Tor shipment this week they saved
four barrels, from another lot Of one hun
dred and twenty barrels they saved seventy
six barrels. They have still several lots TO
put up.
South BrIdgton.
J. r. Foster & Sons are rushing business
at their saw and grist mills. There 10 no
trouble about water this season.
Henry G.. Fessenden has a horse power
machine for saving wood, and has already
engaged one hundred cords to saw in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Amelia Berry, recently visited her
sister, Sheriff Webb's wife. in Portland.
Deering.
The committee on placing the electric
lights have decided on the following posi-
tions: one light at Stroudwater, one at
Lunt's Corner, one at Aliens Corner, one
between Allea's and MorTilPs one at Nor
rilPs and the remaining Is between DeeriuR
Denmark.
Ivory G. Cole, superintendent Of the Fales
Farm in Lynn, and formerly a resident OF
East Denmark, where he has a brother ana
aged mother living, Is suffering acutely from
asthma.
Caribou.
Whoo ping cough and measles are preya-
| lent to an alarming extent In this village at
present. Quite a number OF small children
both.
Among the new enterprises In Caribou is
one deserving special interest, that OF eject
ing new motel on the lot now occupied by
DIR. MeAlpine's dwelling hOnse at the corner
Of High and Main streets. We understand
that as soon as certain Arrangements are
made that the capital to erect the building
will be forthcoming.
Mr.. George |. Trickey Is absent To IN.
western part OF the State In the Interest ~
the Aroostook Trust & Banking Co., which
Is soon TO be started In Caribou.
Manager L, w. Cram, Of the New Bruins
WICK railroad, was IN town in his private
railroad Is greatly due to the efforts Of Man
ager Cram.
Mr.. Warren Hubbard, one Of Caribou's
oldest inhabitants. died on Monday, aged 70
years. His death, resulted from an
apoplectic shock which he received some
the place.
The directors Of the Caribou Public Lii
brara have voted TO give the library to the
village as soon as a village corporation Ia
formed, which we understand win be formed
at once.
Mr.. Albe Holmes, one Of Caribou's starch
and shingle manufacturers returned from a
visit to his home In Oxford. Mass. on We'd
nesday..
Labor Commissioner Matthews and wife
returned TO Augusta accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Hall, and Master Har-
old Hall
The entire bottom Of the potato market
dropped out yesterday, on the receipt Of tel
egrams from the market informing buvers
that they should buy carefully and drooped
the price Of Rose from SOC to T0c and Heb
rons accordingly.
George II. Benney Of Boston. insur.n..
broker, Is IN insolvency. Liabilities si6O' 'oo0 |.
assets $4,000. ~0''0~ =
Two train men were killed In an aeelaan. y,
an express train on the Wabash and Wss-
tern road yesterday. @N1 "''
prot. o. II. Mitchell. Ph.D., Of Marietta.
ono, Is dead. He was one OF tes aeiest
try. ''eis ih 1n's CUM