The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-18
MAINE TOWNS.
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.b Key R.n Ghas NJ Emery. former pastor of
o onn ;Daptlst Cnurch was In town last week
GAZING upon friends. After resigning his
pasCorate here was chosen financial agent in
tne interest Of Hebron Academy. Having
succeeded In obtaining the necessary amount
his labors in this direction, and has now re-
ceived and accepted a call to become the
pastor of the Baptist Church in Limerick.
., K Merrill has just received an order
from boston parties to manufacture for them
"a dozen channel knives
Mr.. John +. Foster has leased the farm
formerly owned by Mr. Whitley Frost on the
pownal road, and moved to it with his fam
lily.
si Mr.; Sidney Rogers. Flying Point, has po-
J.F. Litchfeld, who lately purchased the
residence a;.1 farm of Paul r. Curtis. is re-
ported = have sold to Hon. S. A. Holbrook
al OF that part Of the farm north of the
Maine Central Railroad.
The lower half of the new house buiIt last
summer BY Freeman Woodman, near the
Uniyersalist chapel, is offered 'to let" This
Is convenient tenament for small family
All schools IN Freeport are now in session.
hepalrs on the congregational Church are
services.
Miss Addie Dillingham; has just returned
from Boston with new and nice supply of
millinery goods. Spring styles.
=, Inc gunners report the game more plenty
than usual about Flying Point and Woif's
Neck at the present time
Windham.
SOUTH wINDHAM.
Mrs. Rufus Mitchell was buried last Mon
DAY. She leaves a husband and several
cnlldren and grandchildren.
MT; Gerome w. Hinckley of Boston and
Mr.. Geo. K. Macomber of Augusta, were in
Town Tuesday and Wednesday settling with
John Mcclellan for the loss which he sus-
tanned by the burning of the cornshso.
church were baptized at Plymouth
churh in Portland. The ceremony was per
formed in Portland by reason of our having
no 0daptiSteTy at South Windham. Rev. Mr.
dates. The right hand of fellowship will he
extended to them and to those uniting with
the church by letter next Sunday EVENING nv
rev. Mr.; Bean and formal address of wei
come will be delivered.
Buxton.
WEST BUXTON.
DR.. n. ID. Farmer of Florida came last
saturday, and is In constant attendance on
MIS-. 4. Y. Ambrose, who has been very
Several ladies of this place will soon pre-
sent drama to the public.
The Good Templars will give an entertain
ment next week at Lords Hall, Consisting
of drama. followed by dance
Mr.. Walter d. Davis has commenced his
Iaoors as mail carrier between Bar Mills
and Bonny Eagle. -'''
Rumford.
The hot weather of Sunday and Monday
gave US high water and large amount Of
floating ice. "a
Nearly as much snow as bare ground is to
be seen here yet.
X. A. Clement, who recently received an
increase OF pension of some $305 back paw.
has purchased the Cyrus Door farm in Frank,
lin Plantation and moved from the Allen
farm In Rumford on to it.
Miss Alice Putnam will teach the summer
term in District No. T.
- Gen. Stephen Farmer remains very low.
IL is not expected that he will recover.
New Gloucester.
Mr.. Seth Sweetsir has sold out his interest
IN the store at Pownal, and will probably
return to his farm at this town.
Miss Della Griffin of this place is teaching
school in Yarmouthville.
Mrs. Mabel Jackson of New York is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. FOss.
The town schools begin next Monday.
Fast Day services were held in the Con-
gregational chapel.