The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

Owing to the very disagreeable storm but
lew visitors we're present.
Gray.
Mr.. Frank Hill is visiting here.
Mr.. b. +. Skillings has been to Boston the
past week.
a Messrs. Charlie Dow and Walter Golf are
in Boston.
Miss Annie Lee Bean is home from Bates
College on ten days vacati IN.
Mr.. Walter +. Leighton is in the employ of
+. o. Bailey & Co. Of Portland.
Mr.. William Burgess centemplates moving
to Portland, where he will have steady work.
Miss Emma Morrill, sang at the Congrega-
tional church at Auburn. Sunday, March
30th. She returned to Boston March 31st.
Mrs. ii. l.. Gould will close her dress max
ing rooms April 10th for weeks vacation.
Miss Susie Parker, who has been sick for
ten days past, it improving.
Mr. III. o. Stimson, formerly In the employ
OF the Swifts at New York, is doing brisk
business in veal and cows. He will take a
carload to Brighton next week.
Mr.. VIM. G. Latimer will have a cabin put
on his steam launch The work is to be done
by Portland parties.
Mr.. Harlan Skillings is attending Gray's
Business College at Portland.
Mr.. Howard Verrill of Dry Mills has a
fine two-year-old stallion by Kentucky Knox
he is built with hardly an imperfection and
will show surprising gait
DRY MILLS.
j: M. Dolley of Portland was in the neigh
borhood Monday.
Morrill, the place the place formerly owned
by Sumner Rider.
Mr.. Osborne Cobb will move into the Bracy
house.
Albert Morrill, will move into S. W. Fos-
ter's house and carry on the Foster farm this
season. Mr.. Foster will take charge of the
brick work on the pulp mill being built at
Lisbon Falls.
NJ. c; Morrill, and James Whitney COM
menced filling their ice house Tuesday.
George Quint and Charles Mason are cutting
1t for them.
Fairfield.
The streets are full of men fresh from the
woods. The present week will close the
operations for this year.
The Maine Central station and awning is
respondent with fresh coat of paint. 1t
adds greatly to the activeness of the grounds.
The adjourned town meeting Tuesday did
nothing but discuss school houses and lots
and finally adjourned to allow the town Off
specific articles.
The insurance adjusters are at work settl-
ing the claims for losses sustained in the late
fire, while the citizens are generously con-
triDuting Tor Mrs. Brown who lost all her
household furniture.
What is to be done with the two buildings
destroyed is not yet fully determined, there
is talk OF the bank purchasing the lots and
building brick block for its own use.
Fairfield needs some neat, attractive tene-
ments. Many people are boarding because
they cannot find suitable houses
But Tor delay In furnishing pews the Uni
versallst meeting house would be occupied
Easter Sunday.
guests to the number of one hundred and
thirty enjoyed a banquet at the Opera house.
Tuesday evening, furnished by the ladies OF
the Universalist society.
n a M. thax l. a
s0nal property has diminished wonderfully
But few dogs are to be found and business
is reported terribly dull.
Fairfield physicians are talking or organic.
ing brass band to do business during the
coming campaign
Mr.. Joseph Nye has begun delivering
spring lambs to our marketmen at six
standIsh.
STEEP FALLS.
Phineas |. Paine of Gorham, is visiting
relatives in this village.
George M Chase Of Bartlett N. II. is
Frank j. GRAHAM shot wild goose last
Monday, that weighed 81 pounds.
John L. Chute of Saco, preached at the
Dyer school house last Sunday
S. M. Hobson and wife of Brownfield.
spent last Sunday with his parents in this
village.
l. N. Richardson has gone to Montreal, to
purchase carload OF horses.
Last Wednesday noon the church bell and
steam whistle sounded an alarm of fire. 1t
proved to be A. +. Sanborn d. Co.'S. steam
dry house but it was put out before much
damage was done.
Willard Davis of Bonny Eagle, has been
visiting his brother Frank F. Davis In this
Miss Maud l.. Estes has gone to Benny
Eagle to visit relatives.
y. L. Coolbroth and L. S. Emery. have
nf
use. ava '"0ii o"n
The candy festival and entertairmont
given by the Good Templars last Saturday
evening, drew. a full house and was Srestiyy
enjoyed by ALL Steep Falls peonle fh" anSs
come to the conclusion that home talent IL
better than the average small trayeiiino
shows that usually visit small villages.
The Golden Cross Commandry, will give
an entertainment and oyster supper AT
Pythain Hall next Friday evening.
PownaI.
There has for some time been a feeling of
rebellion among our farmers in this vicinity
who are producing milk for the wholesale
market at the Tany cut.downs which they
nave from time to time sustained. but no de-
ciue9 revolt has taken place until the last
Gus-uown OF few days ago. There Is now a
General uprising and feeling that justice
must DC done. The question IS only one of