The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-13
ten honorary members. and the following
nfiaars.

ten honorary members. and the following
officers:
President-Rev. 1. A. Bean.
LIST Yice-H. 4. Andrews.
I'd Vices. L. Perry.
Secretary-Miss Emma Perry.
Treasurer-Mss Ella Berry.
They have their first social gathering at
Mrs. james Dudley's, Wednesday evening.
vInaIhaven.
Alexander Davidson has bought the store
and stock formerly owned by Chas. ID.
Athearn for about 81, 800, and has engaged
Postmaster ID. ii. Glidden to run the store
for him. Mr. Glidden will go out of the
postoffice, Saturday. Nov. 10th, and take
charge Of the store Mondy, Noy; 18th. .r
wood, dwelling house this week for $3.50.
Rev. w. III. Littlefeld and wife returned
from Boston Saturday.
Mrs. II: E. Williams and daughter Of AL
bany, N. Y. will return home to Albany
Wednesday of this week.
Capt. John Hamilton of Portland. spent
Sunday here.
Schr. Elliot L. Dow. Capt. Lonfest, from
Boston, arrived Nov. 9th, and will load pay
ing for New York from J. p. Ambrust.
Schr. Mollie Rhodes. Capt. Watts. sailed
Nov. 18th for Philadelphia with stone.
Steamer Hurricane put in here for har.
Dor Nov. 9th.
Warren Smith went TO Barre, VT. this
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Cape Elizabeth.
So many freaks of nature are being report
ed this season that they have become mat
ters OF fact rather than novel, The writer's
attention was called today by Mrs. Capt
rose grown the open air in the garden Of
Mrs. Cribby. Mrs. Soule has in her garden
row of green peas, self planted from the
original last summers crop. with luxuriant
growth Of blossoms on them. She thinks
she may have new peas by Thanksgiving
Next Friday week the Cape Elizabeth
high school will close fer its:vacation.
An appreciated highway Improvement is
the new culvert with railing on both sides
across the brook at Pond Cove on the shore
road.
Mr.. John B, Chase has begun the cree
ton of two stOried tenement house on
Broadway, on the site of the late Capt. Gales
house, destroyed by fire last April.
a new. postofice at c. E. Center though not
more than a mile away will in nowise re-
duce the emolument of the Knightville office.
While the latter office has been one of dis
tribution for those who will now be accom-
mail matter, with few exceptions has al
ways been posted at the Portland office.
BY actual count the shipping of all classes
contained in the lower and upper har bOrs,
including vessels in the dock numbered at ii
CioCh mO'udf tuViuiuS Juot lof odii.
Casco.
G. c. and Ftp. Mayberry of Lynn, Mass,
arrived here last week with two more brood
mares, making eleven they will keep here
this winter
Fred Mayberry has recently moved his
family into Mrs. Frank Cooks house and
will take care of Mayberry Bros horses this
winter.
Mrs. Silas Moors, who has been in poor
health for some time, is very sick.
Mrs. Geo. Lombard has gone to Nova
Scotia to visit her father who is seriously
ill.
Prof. Frank L. Taylor, the blind musician,
gave a concert at Hancock's hall last Thurs
day evening.
Pleasant Pond Lodge 1. o. G. T. installed
the following officers for the ensuing
quarter:
w. C.-Ma1ison Hamiin.
V. T-Mary Jordan.
p. W.-Harry Nicaols.
Sec.-Martha Hamlin.
A. Sec.-Allce Gay.
H. Sec.-Susie Moore.
Treas.-Mark Leach.
Chap.-James Moors
M.-George Dingley.
ID. M.-Callie Jordan.
G.-Blanche Leach.
Sent.-Iindley BOyker.