The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-07
TEAM STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

| speed. Several similar accidents have &C.
CURED at the same place within few years.
| Trees and every out of doors object were
covered with ice. Monday morning. Al
| though there was less than half an inch of
snow on the ground that fell Sunday, owing
to the icy crust sleds and sleighs were used
| without difficulty.
Towboats were out in the river here Sun
| day keeping the river open and clear.
The following are the recently installed
| officers of Richmond Lodge No. 56, l. o. o.
F.:
Treasurer-M. G. Buker,
PS.-W. e. Thurlow,
Conf. A. Osborne,
L. 8. S.-Arthur E. SearlS,
Inside Guard Charles Moody
R.S.-E. A. Starbird,
Warden-C. b. Reed,
II. s. S.-Eh Marco,
| Chaplain r. E. Wood,
Outside Guard II. b. Clifford.
Sagadahoc Commandery No. 126, U. o. G.
c., installed the following officers Monday
evening:
MEMS. L. A. Mansir.
Nv. C.-Mrs. Emma Hawthorn.
X. of LII. K. Waite.
FIX; Of R,-Wm. Harlow.
W. T. G.-Daniel Huntington.
w. %. G.-S. w. Thompson.
Sagadahock Lodge No. %, X. of P. has
elected these officers:
P.C.-B. T. Craig.
V.C.-David White.
Prelate.-Jehn I. Rowe.
nj Of E.-J. NJ. Odiorne.
NJ. of Ed. 81. Sedgley.
X of X. and SD A. Claflin.
M. at M-Robert Lint.
Trustees for three years.. M. Odiorne, F. P.
Hathorn and o. A. Parks.
Representative to Grand Lodge-Dayid White.
Officers of John Merrill Jr., Post, No. 1877
G. A. r.:
S.V. Calvin Eastman.
j. A. C.-Cyrus Osborne.
Chaplain Daniel Huntington.
QM.-W. Il. Whitney.
| officer OF the Glard-Thomas Carr.
A change of landlords at the Richmond
House Is reported to be about to take place.
Gray.
WEST GRAY.
Mr.. John S. Adams, who has been sick for
| some time at Cumberland Centre, where he
been at work at blacksmithing for several
| years, was removed to his home at West
| Gray.
George A. Bailey, stage driver from Gray
| Corner to Cray Centre, Is at home suffering
| from an attack of the prevailing influenza.
| He is reported recovering from the malady.
D. L. Bailey takes his place on the stage.
George p, young son of John 81. Allan,
has been quite sick. He is now much better.
Fred L. Hunt, of West Gray and Miss Ar
| WIZ hulglL Oh w lUQIdm W6I6 uUlCeu III
marriage on New Years eve. Congratula-
lions to the happy pair. 80,
| CMr. Edward Small and Miss Lillian
| Knight were married New Years and have
| gone to keeping house on the place recently
purchased by him of Eben Legrow.
Mrs. Martha j. Allenghas moved on to the
| Barton farm, which she recently bought,
Mr.. Barton has moved to Portland Chas.
S. Allen will soon move into the house
vacated by Mrs. Allen.
The doctors are doing thriving business
in this vicinity at present In fact they are
doing about all the business that is done.
There has not been so many cases of sickness
for long time as there are now.
Edwin Skillings has recovered from the
diphtheria and has been out. The quaran-
tine has been removed from his house.
Miss. Alice NJ. Lawrence reported sick
with pleurisy last week is in very critical
with pneumonia and she is very sick indeed.
She has the prayers of all her numerous
friends, that she may soon recover her
health.
The public installations of the officers Of
Mystic Div. s. OF L. Saturday Jan. 18th will
be followed by an oyster supper for all who
wish. The price will be moderate.
DRY MILLS.
Business dull, everybody waiting for snow
Miss Edna Foster is teaching school cor
johnson Hill in Poland.
This District has three scholars attending
school at the Institute.
The Gray Park Association had its :annua
election of officers the 4th inst.
Those that haven't got colds are out o.
Past Master s. L. Adams installed the off
GERS in Gray Grange Wednesday evening
We learn that M. C. Morrill, has taken the
contract to drive the pulp wood in the spring
from Sebago Lake to South Windham::
| The travelling is as rough as usual aftel
| such n fhaw and freeze as we have had since
Mrs. Nancy Mayberry still remains very
sick at this writing.
Miss Fannie Quint has gone to South Wind
ham to work.
North Windham.
At q regular meeting of Windham Lodge
z276 K OF III held January 2, 1880, the fol
lowing were installed officers for the ensuing
!, | year by Grand Dictator 0. p. Weeks:
DIT. S. Mason.
H.D;aLe Roy B; Mason.
L. d. Walter p. Blake.
f. R.-Albert w. Jordan
FRANK p. Mayo.
A. D.-John G. Wentworth.
G.-Orrin Ballard.
Gard. T. j. Mann.
Sentinal-Wm. q. SposedO.
Windham Lodge has degree staff tina
works the degrees on all candidates admitted
| Initiated one at their last meeting and haC
three applications; will work the degree OF
two applicants at our next meeting Januar!
10th, closing up with an oyster supper a
Charles Cooks hotel.
Dr. A. N. Witham is having grand success
with la grippe in more than thirty cases 10 GU
village besides number in Raymond, CGsco
Standish ami Gprham, and has not lost
| Gaze yet. He Is very much liked among u
r | and we hope 10 keep him. He has moved
into the house owned by Charles Hasty Of
Bridge st eet.
John W. Lombard contemplates buildin
In the spring new set of buildings ON tn
. corner OF Bridge street and Mains Alley a
the cost OF five thousand dollars.
D. A. Speirs has been very sick but he /
/ on the mending hand now.
School is taught by W. c. Holden of Soutl
Wlndham, and is very much liked by tn
pupils in the high school.
, Yarmouth.
S. w. Parsons Of Lewiston, has bought on
the firm OF Lufkin q Barston, millers, ut tn