The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-07-20
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY go.
MAINE row MS.
Norway.

George l, Cummings of the firm of G. b.
Cummings 81 Sons, met with an accident
Thursday afternoon which nearly resulted
fatally. While at work about the planning
machine the large belt broke and as the end
came round it struck Mr.. Cummings on the
back OF the head and neck throwing him to
the floor with much force. He was insen-
sible for some time. A physician was at
once called, the wound dressed and the
patient Is now improving.
Dr. 0rrlpgton Wilkins and nephew, Of
Lowell, Mass. are visiting the doctors
daughter, Miss Wilkins. In this village:
Il. w. Howe, of the firm of Howe a. Ridlon
was taken sick at the store Wednesday A
carriage was at once called and MI howe
taken to his home where he is very SICK;
Prof: r. e. Clement and family. OF cray
ford, N. j., are spending their VACATION Win
Mr.. Clements relations In this village, MI! MI,
Clement is principal of the crawford hlgn
school and is one of Norway 5 most succeSs-
Mrs Cbas L. Hathaway is entertaining
Miss Giikey OF Portland this week at Twin
Island. -, ...,
daughter and son, of New Haven, Conn, are
visiting Mrs. VerrilPs mother. Mrs. Elliot
Rev Miss Caroline E. Angel, pastor of the
Universalist church in this village. will
preach at Auburn Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Cush-
man of Paris, will supply the Norway
Gertrude Whitcomb of Yarmouth, after
pleasant visit of few weeks withlher grand
mother, Mrs. I. o. Brown, returned to her
home this week.
Nathan Denison and wife of Boston. are
visiting relations and friends In this village.
Roben K. Eastman who has served his
apprenticeship with the Advertiser has
Obtained q position at the Ledger office,
Mechanic Folks.
Mr.. Irving Frost on Front Hill, has full
compliment of summer b0arders at present
Rev. j. E. Warren and wife, son and
daughter, with Miss Hobert Of Abingdon,
Mass, and the Misses Syneth and Smith of
East Boston, Mass, are much pleased with
the beautiful scenery and associations of the
place.
w. II. Whitcomb of this place is financially
interested in National bank about to be
established at Fort Fairfield.
Mr.; and Mrs. V. w. Hills OF this place, are
spending their vacation at the Islands and
sea shore.
A large number of Norway citizens went
to Lewiston Friday to attend z. L. Barnum's
'' ' Cape Elizabeth.
BowERY BEACH NOTES.
Mr.. Harry S. Murray and family of Port
land, together with number of friends are
spending a week at the "Cunner Club"
cottage at Long Point. This cottage Is
situated ON point OF land better known as
Peabbles point and commands as fine view
of the ocean as is to be had along our sea
coast.
Mr.. John H. Parish of Meriden, Conn, is
visiting at the house of Mrs. E. Rand at
Pond Cove.
Mrs. Il. M. w. Rossiter and daughter
Louise of Marietta, Ohio, arrived here
Wednesday and are now stopping with her
mother Mrs. Mary j. Webster.
Cape Elizabeth.
Oasis Commandery, PAL, of the Golden
Cross, of Knightville, is the recipient of an
elegant sign, furnished and put up on their
new hall. The donor is the veteran sign
hanger, Daniel E. Mccain. The comman-
derry extended a vote of thanks to Mr.. Nc
Cam for the sign.
Fairfield.
Messrs. A. III. and C. E. Duren, had the
misfortune Thursday afternoon to lose pair
of valuable horses. While crossing the
bridge from the mill to the shore a stringer
broke throwing them into the pond, where
they were drowned This Is the second pair
this firm has lost this season.