The Portland daily press., 1889-06-20

He was finely educated, highly respected,
and promised much to the town which
iaments his sudden departure. His parents
are in California, ms Iather being con-
Rosemary Cottage is opened for the sum-
mer. DR.. Waldron, of Boston, sent 46 poor
woman and children to receive the beneft
of the above institution for two weeks. At
the expiration OF that time, others from that
city VIII enter and receive the same fayors.
and so it will continue to be through the
summer grand beneVolence.
Inc convention OF Berean Sunday School
Association for the different towns joining
iEilot VIII be held Wednesday, June 26th
IPnst' Ps,' az tne Christian Church.. Kittery, Me-
Key; i. B. Lapham will preach the sermon
at p. m, and Rev. E. L. Colburn, ID. d.,
VIII deliver the association sermon at I
o'clock p. m.
All Sunday school workers are earnestly
invited TO attend, and each Sunday school is
Hli reHiusesteo 10 appoint three delegates who
VIII be present at the convention.
Farmers in these parts are in great ioy in
prospects of abundant crops. They have
commenced haying which Is the greatest
crop Ior many years Barns will be filed.
and everybody will be ready for jubilee in
autumn.
Roothbay harbor.
THE FOURTH TO BE CELEBRATED.
Inc crops are very promising.
Sch. Lizzie Maud of Portland, arrived
Monday. Capt Squirting reports mackerel
scarce, but saw plenty of porgies.
The Chase House opened at Squirrel Island
Monday, the 10th. They have had 10 to 15
boarders the past week.
A steam tug, with a large three-masted
schooner and ice barge in tow was sighted
OIL here Tuesday p. m. bound East to load.
The citizens of this place propose to
patriotically observe our National holiday
A meeting was held Saturday night and
various committees were chosen, for regattas
fireworks, field sports, etc. They will un-
doubtedly make the Fourth grand success.
Scarboro.
HoMEsIcK COLTS DROWNED IN sEBAGo.
Crops are looking finely. Grass will be
ready to cut early, and there will be
heavy yield. Strawberries will be lipe in
few days.
Howard Jones, Henry Jones and Geo. B.
Libby carried their colts to Sebago Lake
and placed them on an Island to pasture for
the season. They attempted to swim off.
and Howard Jones and Geo. B. Libby's
were drowned.
Oak Hill Grange held a strawberry festival
last Thursday evening. The proceeds will
be sent to the Johnstown sufferers. The
sum donated is twenty dollars. Oak Hill
Grange voted to donate ten dollars to Geo.
B. LlDDy and the same sum TO Howard
Jones to reimbuse them in part for the loss
Of their colts at Lake Sebago. This grange
will hold their next meeting the first Satur-
day in July.
West Cumberland.
The Cumberland Farmers Club have re-
paired their track and put in good condition
in anticipation of their fair later in the sea-
son. 1t is expected that several fast horses
will be trained on it this summer.
The Danes of this vicinity held soeiable
and dance at Agricultural hall last Saturday
afternoon and evening. Although Yankee
spectators were not admitted, it is under
stood that there was large number present
and that they had an enjoyable time
Josiah Morrill, has bought nice young
horse lately brought from Canada.
ii. M. Wilson has signed with the Augusta
ball team for the coming season.
South Casco.
CHARLEY DINGLEY DROWNED.
Charley o. Dingley, oldest son of F. A.
Dingley, was drowned Tuesday, June 18th.
He was IA years. months and 10 days old