The Portland daily press., 1889-12-05
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. s.
MAINE TOWNS.
RFldQtop-

a, A w puii0 new olu6Wdlk lIOIl
Tue post Office to the railroad station, and
Work was begun thereon, but was soon in
corrupted by the snow. The town has re-
FUSED at recent town meetings. to build new
sidewalks, but has always accepted and
Kept In repair those built by private enter
prise.
The Thanksgiving snowfall, withiits sharp
crust, was not removed from the sidewalks
for several days, making them almost i'm
passabe
Miss Callie Murphy left on Monday for
Rome, Ca, where she will spend the winter
with her brother, George E. Murphy. She
Is accompanied by her young niece and Mrs.
Holly Of Pennington.
The B. g. S. R. r. R. has had large
quantity of stone split from the ledge near
Williams station, which will be used for
bridge work in the spring. This railroad
Will for the present, as heretofore, use their
coal heating stoves on passenger cars, the
railroad commissioners having consented to
this arrangement.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of this place are to hold
trade carnival at Gibbs's Hall, December
l6. Many of our trades and Industries will
be represented.
j.. Henry Haskell has bought the DR.. j. G.
Gallison place on Flint street.
Cumberland Centre.
Hollis True and Chas. G. Weber. have
been drawn as grand jurors to the United
States District Court and 0. A. Mountford
and Edward Ross as Petit Jurors to the same
court.
Monday night with good attendance, the
teachers being the same as last term, Fair
field Whitney, Alma NJ. Bracket with the
addition Of Mr.. Morrill, as third teacher
Inc Chautauquan circle meets next
Friday evening with Mr.. e. K. Sweetsr.
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work in the millinery shop of Miss r. Bowie
The Y. 7. S. G. f. have placed in the
can edition.
Sumner Sturdivant living on the shore
road, Is another sufferer. The dogs have
lately attacked his sheep and slaughtered
them to the amount of $40.
Schools in districts No. and began Mon
day with A.. p. Leighton teacher in the
former and Hannah G. Stiles teacher in the
latter district.
Fred l.. Merrill and wife. of Mechanic
Falls, spent Thanksgiving at his fathers.
Royal s. Rldeout has closed his house and
with his family has moved to Portland to
spend the winter.
West Sutton.
The children of the Free Will BAPTIST
Sunday school sent good size box of pro-
visions, clothing, ETC.. and sum of money
to the Little Wanderers Home for Thanks
giving.
Quite a number of visitors from different
parts Of the State and other States were here
to spend THANKSGIVING.
=. +; Farmer, Esq, of Boston, Mass,
family.
Henry Hobson and family of Portland
spent Thursday and Friday with their
friends here.
+, Charles Butler, Esq, is negotiating with
Lynn parties to locate shoe factory at this
place. The water. power here is one of the
pest ON the Saco river and sufficient to drive
large factories the year round. 1t is hoped
ne Will be successful.
A Good Templar of this place was inform
ca wednesday, evening that package of
liquor, directed to his boy was at the depot
he Immediately directed the express agent
not to deliver it to any person, but to send it
, Dack, by his promptness he probably pre-
Mr.. Isaac kimball deserves the thanks of
the community.
saccarappa.
This afternoon the reopening of the Meth
odist church will occur. The following will
be the order of exercises:
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem.
INV, cdlOn. Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. E. E. Bacon, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional Church.
lead by Rev. O. Ii. Wallace. nas ;i;;'' Of
Berean Advent Church.
Reading OF Scripture. ............ Rev. W. s, Jones
Prayer; ..Rev. Joseph Colby of Gotham
Read by Rev. E. M. Cousins. pastor of
Congregational Church, Cumberland Mills
sermon. .'....'...Rey. Chas. Parkhurst, DID.
ofertoir!y;.' -'''' ~ D. "anuai
Anthem.
DeHeulcblOn ..........,....
Rev. A. N. Dairy, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Leander Valentine has rendered his
resignation as clerk of the Universalist So
clety, position which he has held 46 years.
Mechanic Falls.
The shoe factory of j. Harris & Sons is
running at its full capacity, and are short of
room. They have asked the corporation to
add a wing 50x40 feet. 1t is not known at
this writing whether or not the addition will
j. ID. Penney & Sons have made extensive
additions to their foundry. Friday of last
week they cast the largest number of pounds
they have at any time since the foundry was
The M. E. church are to have a course of
lectures: A colored orator will open the
course this week.
Seven houses have been built here re-
Gently.
DR.. Saxicolas Glossian, an Old Town In
dian. is having quite large practice in the
village.
A Mr.. Earle. of Providence R. l., is build
lng.a hne residence on Elm street.
Dry Mills.
The storm Thanksgiving day was bad for
the young folks.
Lendall c. Golf and wife of Cumberland
Mills, spent Thanksgiving with his son at
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh has moved into the
Bonacy house.
There is about as much sleighing as wheel
ing in this vicinity.
Mrs. Dow and daughter, Grace, are on the
sick list.
School in District No. 8 will commence
next Monday with Miss Bell Webster,
teacher.
Corham.
JOHN II, ADAMS POST G. A. r.
at recent meeting of the above named
post the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Commander-Geo. L. Day.
:. y. Commander-MalterH Harding.
j. Y. Commander-M G. Sturgis.
Adjutadt-H. A. MilIett.
Quarter Master-Edward Harding
Chaplin. ID. Spinney
Surgeon-A. w. Lincoln.
Officer of the Day-Stephen P. Libby.
Oficer of The Guard-A. X p. Marston.
Delegate to Annual Encampment-Edward
Harding,
Alternate-L E. Ridlon.
1t was voted by the Post to invite the
ladies Of the, Relief Corps and honorary
niOnnucAo auu lduiOo w NC picocub DIV VIC III
stallation of officers, after which an oyster
supper will be served.
WIT Aao WISDOM.
The wife of Politicus, who had been election
eering, lets him in at O'Clock in the morning.
Poltlcus-Lashkey won't work, dear.
Wife What have you been doing all night?
Politicus-Hic! Making myself solid with the
boys, hic.
Wife-No. sir, you have been making yourself
llquid.-Today.
If you have friend with cough or cold tell
him to try Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cts.
Mamma, papa says you weren't pretty last
week, but you are today" "Ah! my child, last
week had neuralgia, today have Salvation
OIL"