The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-09
Gloucester, John Merrill OF Gray, sewall Whit.

Gloucester, John Merrill OF Gray, sewan Whit.
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer-Alroy
:, Trustees Golumbas Knight Of Falmouth, D. G.
Mcintlre OF New Gloucester, James Whitney of
Gray, Orren s. Themes of Cumberland Centre. A.
d. Buxton OF Cumberland Centre, e. d. Freeman
Doten OF North Yarmouth. George w. Plummer
OF New Gloucester, John Merrill of GRAY. w ri.
KKicnards of Yarmouth, N S. shurtleff Of North
West Gray.
The District Division, S. of 7. for Cum
Derland and York counties met with Mystic
Division on Thursday at 10 a. m. About so
delegates were present from seven divisions.
Inc forenoon meeting was devoted to BUSH
ness and the afternoon to speeches by A. K.
+; Buffum of Gardiner, Chas. Stewart of
East Raymond and others; together with
singing, recitatians, etc. public meeting
was neld in the evening. and was addressed
by Buffum, Stewart, G. H. Freeman of
West Gray, Fred Stevens and Mr.. White of
interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music, recitations, readings, etc. All the
delegates concurred in saying that it was
the best meeting yet held by the District
will be held with Mountain Echo Division.
time to be fixed by the District Recording
Scribe.
The many friends of Hersey Frank are
glad 70 see him out again after his recent Sc
we're Illness.
6oothbay harbor.
BOO MING OF CANNON GREET A POPULAR
CITIZEN.
The friends of Mr.. Luther Maddocks gave
MIN grand welcome home, ON his return
from Portland Oregon, where he has been
manager of a loarge company engaged In
developing the fishing industry on the Pacific
coast; On the approach of the steamer, Fri
day the night of his arrival cannon from
both sides of the harbor belched forth their
welcome, In tones whose reverbrations shook
the whole village. Tuesday night he was
given apublic, reception at Fishers Hall.
Inc welcome address was very ably delivered
by Or. +. IL. Croker, to company of be-
tween 300 and 400 people. Mr.. Maddocks
responded In his usual genial manner and
spoke for an hour on the climates scenery,
production and Industries of Oregon, which
was listened to by all with much interest.
saccarappa.
The Westbrook Bingham mill is now run
ming few extra hours each day to meet the
demand for their goods.
Mr.: Frank Haskell has just accepted the
position of treasurer of the WestbroOk Man.
ufacturipg Co., and is still acting as agent.
All reports to the contrary are erroneous.
The rumors that Odd Fellows Hall will be
enlarged in the near future is utterly with
out foundation. There are net three enter
tainments year, fairs included, where from
third to half of the floor space is occu-
pied with booths, but that there is ample
room.for the audience. The hall Is as large
as the town will support at present
The Methodist people have engaged the
Iodmorden Bell Ringers to appear here next
Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
New cushions have been engaged for the
Methodist church The improvements at
this edifice are nearly completed. The YES
try will be occupied for preaching and pray.
er meeting services tomorrow.
Deering.
Members Of Deering lodge are requested
to meet at Masonic hall, Woodfords. Sum
day, Nov. 10, at 1.30 p. m. to attend the fun
eral of their late brother Cummings Rogers.
Members of other lodges are also invited to
attend.