The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13
MAINE TOW Ms.
RoothhaY.

george Vanhorn, stage driver between
linnekin, Boothbay and Wiscasset, met with
a bad accident Wednesday morning while
en- route through Edgecomb to Wiscasset.
His horse stumbled and fell, breaking his
fore leg near the ankle joint. George had the
horse killed, and engaged another, arriving in
Wlscasset on time. A paper was circulated
In his behalf. and $50 was received In a very
snort time with which to purchase another
horse.
Richmond.
Beulah Lodge, No. %, Daughters of Re-
bekah, recently installed the following Off
i GERS:
| n. G.-Mrs. W c. Blair.
V. G.-Mrs. M. G. Buker.
U. S.-Mrs. II. C. Reed
Tieas.-Mrs. G. B. Randlette.
L; S..Mrs. s, Q; g. Call
| C.-Mrs u. F. Smith.
Ghap.-Mrs Emma Hatnorn;
II. 5. N. G.-Mrs. q. y. Randette.
| L. S. n. G.-Mrs. G. o. Snail.
J.. S. " G.-Mrs T. Parsons.
l. G.-Mrs. Geo. Bean.
o. G.-Mrs. G. +. Reed.
The lodge celebrated its anniversary Sat
nrday evening. Invitations TO participate in
the festivities were extended to several out
Of town lodges.
Thursday evening the following officers of
the Iron Hall were installed
c. J.-Eli Marco.
V. J.-C L. Ring.
Accountant-C. ID. Newall.
Cashier-J. s. Chapman.
Adjuster--Patrick Hurley.
Prelate-Danel Waite.
Herald-tieorge L. shaw.
veterinarians Huntington.
j. +. JIG. l.. Blair.
Medical Examiner-C. W. Price.
Nidette> w. s. stuart
Price.
Richmond Colony U. o. p F., recently in
stalled the following officers:
Goyernor-C. F. Reed.
L. g. Mrs Jennie Eastman.
Secretary-Alvin Eastman.
Cole tori. l.. Pushard.
Treasurer-H A. Fleming.
Chaplain-Mrs. /. H. Dingley
5 5. g. 5. A Al AG& &: F. sle ohaiin.
5. l. G.-Hlram Hilton.
s. o. G.-E. w. Smith.
j. M. Jordan ID. w. Waite are respectively
Noble Grand and Vice Grand of Richmond
Lodge No. Sc. l. o. Q. F.. omitted from the
list Of officers published in the PRESS last
week.
The Kennebec closed for the sixth time
Wednesday night. At this writing it still
remains sealed with the ice making. The
ice fields are generally in good condition.
In the obituary notice of the death of Capt.
J. ID Carlisle, published in the PRESS of
January 18th, the types said he made the voy-
age around the world in the Young America
tn eight months and 10 days. l should have
been mine months and 10 days" AT nine
months and 10 days the passage was IS days
quicker than the round the world voyage of
the ship South America. made in 10 months
and IA days.
Corham.
The baccalaureate sermon before the grad |
uating class of the Gorham Normal School, |
was given by Rev. Mr.. Cobb at the School |
street M. f.. church yesterday. The CoDgre-
gationai and Methodist societies united in a |
union service. |
President Small of Colby University will |
deliver the address before the school at the |
Congregational church on Wednesday eve
ming next.
wednesday evening. and the graduation of |
the first class of 80 will occur Thursday eve |
ming at the Normal School building.
The following officers If Gornam Lodge, /. |
by District Deputy S. H. Skillings of Sacca.
Kappa:
N. &C. III. Lowell.
Seed. f. VIII ttler
TrezS-H. G. Files
Fin. Sec II. A. McKenny.
Warden-C. H. Stanwood.
Con:-Walter Harding.
.. G.-S. T. Libby.
1. s. Of N. Gil. 5. Gard. sd
Il. =. S.-M. W. Cressy.
l.. s. S.-H. T. Boot.
Alter the installation an oyster supper was
served In the banquet hall
Cape Elizabeth.
Reports of the prevailing 'la grippe" or
Influenza are heard in all parts of the town.
In Knightville alone there are at least
score of cases at this writing The sicker |
ones being Mr.. Ed Turner, Mr.. Samuel
Woodside and Mrs. Edward Deering, the
latter being attended by Dr. Chase from the
city.
The flags raised over the several school
houses in Portland are plainly visible from
this side of the harb0r aud they add greatly
to the city's attractivepess.
That part of the harbor known as Mill |
creek is full of ice from the dry dock across |
to Mussey's point