The Portland daily press., 1890-05-03
MAINE TOW MS.
NORWAY.

at the last meeting;
c. T.-Eugene E. Andrews.
L. T.-Lena Jordan.
L.-Arthur Hubbard.
f. S.--A. +. Dyer
CD. II. HunfresS.
NH. +. Andrews.
G.-George DeYine.
Sen.-Merle Richardson.
We understand that S. N. Buck will lease
the Huntington store for a grocery store.
At the annual meeting of the Norway Shoe
Shop Company the following officers were
elected:
President-J. L. Horne.
Clerks 8. Stearns.
Treasurer-H ID. Smith.
Dlrectors-F. w. Sanborn, W. III. Whitcomb and
c. M. Smith,
The total indebtedness is $1400.
Thursday, on complaint of 81. NJ. Everett
OF Hebron, +. V. Saunders was arraigned
before the municipal court and found guilty
Of larceny. Fined ST. and costs. On default
81 payment OF fine he was committed to Paris
Before Trial Justice Emery this week, Ju-
Illus jenkins and Fred Keith were arraigned
on the charge of drunkenness, found guilty
and sentenced to thirty and twenty days re-
spectively in Paris Jail. They both appealed.
The Norway Granite Company have crew
OF ten men at work clearing away, prepare
tory to opening the quarry, under the direc-
ton OF j. z. Murphy of Lewiston and j. f..
Long of this place. Some pieces have been
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the members of the company. A few con-
tracts have been placed with the company
and the outlook is very favorable indeed.
a grand orchestral and vocal concert was
given at Norway Opera House Friday even
ing under the management of Norway Or
Clutch auartette. South Paris maie qGapl
tette. Mrs. Frank Kimball, Mrs. A. e. Nor
rison, Fred A. Given and Mrs. Frank e. Bell,
our accomplished and popular elocutionist.
Brunswick.
The Photograph was on exhibition here
last week and attracted good deal of in
terest and attention.
Col. Geo. L. Thompson, Fred Fl. Wilson,
]. p. Winchell and Edward Beaumont of
Brunswick were members of the part
which left Boston for Cardiff, Tenn. They
expressed themselves as much pleased with
the trip and the location of the new city.
Deputy Sheriff .Despeaux seized 400 short
Holsters in the possession of George Deering
The fine is one dollar per lobster. and as this
is Mr.. behring's second offence he is liable to
Imprisonment.
The First Congregational church of Bruins
wick will install its new pastor. Rev. E. b.
Mason May 18th. The sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. Alexander Mckenzie of Cam
bridge. Other parts will be taken by Rev.
Messrs. Fem of Portland, Howe of Lewis
ton, Reynolds of Yarmouth and Rev. Mr.
Fisher, the retiring pastor.
Quite a number of Brunswick gentlemen
are now absent on the excursion to Bluffton,
Ala, in which Brunswick capital is largely
interested.
Mr.. j. G. Russell has found that he can
not make the Brunwick House pay, and ac-
cordingly that hotel is closed to the public.
The Brunswick base ball club has organ
lied for the coming seoson. nj. G. Hernon is
manager. This club has beaten both Bow
doins and Bates and is playing great ball.
The following men, all players with reputa-
ton throughout the state, have signed with
the new club: III. A. Stewart, j. T. Stevens,
i Hn IbaScaqGes M TTkey, Ed F nnnnn5
Holman G. .Dunning. The club is now pre-
pared for games with any nine in the state.
The Kickapo0 Indians are now establish
ed at Lemont Hall where they nightly give a
free exhibition and sell their medicines.
Corham.
Captain Agery of Newton, Mass, has ar
rived re spend the summer in Gorham.
Wednesday evening reception was held
at the house of Rev. Mr.. Cobb, in honor of
M. e. church the coming season.
Mrs. JabeZ H0bS0n OF Steep Falls, and
Mrs. j. L. Dixie of Hiram, are visiting at the
Gorham House.
town.
The High school entertainment Thursday
evening, passed Off very successfully. The
audience was not so large as it probably
would have been had the afternoon been
pleasant. However the net proceeds will be
about S25, which viii be used in purchasing
singing books for the school. The farce en-
titled "An Evening at the Farm was an
| original composition, as was The Labor
| Song" Much credit is due Mr.. Woodman
| for the labor he expended to make a success
| of the affair.
| The South Gorham society will give an en-
tertainment at their church Monday evening
May i. Instrumental music will be furnished
et.nC nl1. r.. I-lt H..sA
Club Of Biddeford, vocal by Prof. .EstabroOk
| of Gorham, and DR.. Dupont of Biddeford.
Readings by Miss Ham and Mrs. Conlan of
Biddeford.
Fairfield.
| One hundred and forty of the Odd Fellows
| and wives from Fairfield Lodge visited Show
| hogan Friday night, and the fraternity there
| celebrated the anniversary of the birth of
| the order in America.
sunday morning gentle reminder of win
| ter was spread over the earth, about IL
| inches of snow having fallen during the
night.
busy calling and attending town and corpo.
ration meets. 1t looks as though the fire
! alarm system squarely voted for at the last
meeting would be a bone of contention al
| summer. Those opposed to the measure
| propose to secure reconsideration IL posi-
| BILE. :,
The new street to Waterville will be
| opened this season, and many are urging
| that work commence at once.
| Deering.
Thursday evening. Rev. DR.. Stafford wa;
| agreeably surprised by visit from his par
| ishioners, the occasion being his establish
meDt in his new home. During the evening,
Mr. G. b. Varney, in behalf of those pres
ent, presented the reverend gentleman VIII
| well-flled purse as an expression OF re
gard from the congregation. Mr.. Stafford re-
sponded feelingly, although the affair was
complete surprise. The evening was pleas
antly passed, and the occasion will long be
remembered by those present.
| Westbrook.
Master frankie Bennett met with quite 9
mishap at the Bridge street school Thursday
| forenoon. While engaged in game Of ball,
| he was struck in the mouth by flying ba
| from the hands of one of his schoolmates
| Several of his teeth were knocked out an(
broken, and his lips were so severely eut
| as to necessitate the taking OF severa
| stitches.
| The S. d. Warren Company has engaged
| Mr.. Ramsey, the well known landscape gar
dener. to clear away the rubbish arrang
paths and drives in the grove where thei