The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-14

traitor. z; Objective Lesson, Miss Ingraham;
Geography. Miss Foster.
2.30 p. ma, Didactlcs, Mr.. Luce.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Music.
Essay-Manners in the School. -. MIR. Traitor
Essay-The Experience Of Teacher. Miss Hall
Recitation. Walker
Essay-school Government. ...........Miss Morse
Essay-The Schools and the Farmer. Mr.. Libbey
Essay-The Teacher Builder of Character.
NYn:;c Miss Foster
Eisenhower Or knowledge the Aim Of Edu,
RecitatonTne jolly Old fedag 'ss Aaslsne Lord
Music,
Conferring Diplomas.
Singing Glass Song, written by Miss Smith.
G0od-byes.
The members of the class are:
Estelle N. Foster, Roxie Il; Hall,
Mabel ". Jordan, s. Adelene Lord,
Elvira j. Lord, Dana Lbbey
Cora E. Morse, Eva M. Roberts,
George b. Trafton, Mary Z. Smith,
Grace Walker.
The funeral of Mrs. Rhoda Little will take
place Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Freeport.
Sunday morning a grandchild of Mr.. E.
G. Townsend residing at Mast Landing.
yenlence and without any symptoms result
ing therefrOm.
A light snowstorm occurred here Saturday
eve and there is jingling Of bells and pranc.
ing OF horses. All enjoy the easier mode of
La grippe is really. not much of joke,
sneeze. cough, hawk, spit-and repeat,
shiver, sweat, ache, and then reverse Hot
drinks, cold drinks, quini1e, antipyrine,
mustard, and Just before II kills-why, you
come out half dead, and assert your right to
live by having successfully passed the trying
ordeal, and find yourself amongst the sur
viving fittest.
There have been about fifty new cases"
week.
Amongst the seriously sick are Mr. Corne-
Illus Merrill, Capt. James Rogers, Capt.
Samuel Wilson, Henry Sturdivant, Miss
Ann Belcher.
Mr.. Reuben Rogers is reported somewhat
better than last week though not yet out of
danger.
West Gray.
The public installation and supper which
was to come off Saturday eve, Jan. 18th Is
postponed to Jan. 18th on account of the
storm and sickness of several of the officers
elect.
John FL. Allen and Maurice Mackkowsky
have been confined to the house with La
grippe the past week. They are now re-
covering,
L u6 Is uO mdttIldl CldUBo III bD0 COuultlOu
of Alice Lawrence. She Is still critically ill.
Many others are more or less sick with la
grippe and other complaints. The cases
are too numerous to particularize.
About four inches of snow fell on Friday
and Saturday, which will make passably
good sleighing in this vicinity.
Friday was the coolest day so far this win
ter. The thermometer ranhed from zero to
twelve below according to locality. Satur-
day was nearly as cold.
Frank Allen from Saccarappa has been
visiting friends in West Gray the past week.
Bar Mills.
La grippe has full sway. The school at
this place is closed, and many are suffering
from tho malady.
The Saco River Telephone and Telegraph
Company held their annual meeting last
week. The company is in prosperous con-
dition. The following are the officers elect
ed for the ensuing year;
President-F Il. II. Hargraves.
Vice President-0UA Tole.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Palmer.
Secretary-E. A. Palmer.
Treasurer-S. j. shepard.
Auditors. +. Lang.
The Maine Furniture Company have fin
ished taking stock and resumed work last
Saturday.
The Saco river has not been frozen over
this winter, but snow has at last come, and
sleighing Is good in this vicinity
Mr.. Freeman Palmer, the telegraph opera
tor, has accepted position in Portland. He
has the best wishes of his many friends.