The Portland daily press., 1890-03-29
MAINE TOWNS.
Westbrook,

Presumpscot Commandery 200, of Sac
carappa, will visit Westbrook Commandery
2S6. of Cumberland Mills at their next regu-
lar meeting today. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Westbrook Assembly r. S. of G. f. sent
the following delegates to Boston to attend
the convention of all the local assemblies in
New England: c. B. Woodman, 81. S. Cous-
ems, g. Fred Murch, and j. D. Gilbert.
The contractor is rapidly pushing the re-
pairs on the Leatherboard Mill Already
the repairs on the first floor are nearly COM
pleted. The first shipment of machinery
for the Maddox Wire Betting Compony ar
rived yesterday morning.
The French Canadians have organized
what is to be known as the "Club From
tenac" with the following officers
Direct0r-Rev. A. Deceles.
Presidential. ii. Porrier.
Vice President--B. Howard.
sSs ssnsa4sr5 q & aTS onTansena.
The following is the making up of Clark's
Juvenile band:
Leader and B fiat cornet-Tony Clark.
Observation-Disclosures Warren, w. Lamb, Lin
ME G. Holston, Walter Andrews, Fred Burnell.
Altos--A. Barbour, George B. Smart, L. De-
beck, John Kelley.
Bass-W. Graham, G. Rand.
Euphonium-L. Foss.
Cornets-Fred Elwell, Fred Plummer. Win Ray
Piccolo-Charles Carleton.
Bass Drum--H. Anderson.
Tenor Drum-Charle Walker,
Cymbals-N. Blanchard.
Drum Major-George Allen.
Norway.
At the annual meeting of the Universalist
Circle Tuesday. the 25th, the following off,
GERS were elected:
President-Miss Sophia Davis
Vice President Mrs. E. F. Bicknell.
Secretary-E. A. Favor.
Treasurer-Mrs. +. A. Danforth.
Doorkeepers-E. f. Bicknell and Mary Libby.
The Pomona Grange and Norway Grange
will hold union meeting in this place Tues
day. April list. A very interesting pro-
gramme will be carried out
A. f. Andrews lost a valuable horse this
week-horse collie.
A party of Royal Arch Masons from this
place visited the Oriental Chapter. No. 80
Wednesday evening of this week, at Bridg-
ton.
DR.. B. L. Bradbury has been connfied to the
house since Saturday with severe attack of
the grip.
Mrs. yianah Edgecombe and daughter,
Mrs; D. ", Walker are, spending few
weeks in Salem, Mass.
Mrs. F. Fl. Lowering, of West Medford,
N .ss.,. is visiting her father, Mr.. ]. G.
At the annual meeting of the Norway Say
ings Bank the following directors were
William 81. Whitcomb, Hermon L. Horn.
Charles L. Hathaway, G. N. Tubbs and
Frank A. Danforth. G. S. Tucker, presi-
dent; 81. M. Bearse, secretary and treasurer.
There was an increase of deposits during
the past year of about $23,00
The auction sale of horses at the Beal's
horse stables this week was fairly success
full; There were many strangers in town,
and large number OF horses went at private
sale.
The meeting of the Norway Temperance
Union this week was largely attended.
Speeches were made by President G. f.
Whitman. =. q: Brown, c. S. Akers, VIM.
M: Brooks pS Lewis Lovej9ys Rev; B; S: Ride
The temperance people are thoroughly
aroused to the Importance OF the movement
Porter.
The first drive of logs for the season went
| down Ossipee river this week.
Town meeting again on Thursday last to
elect supervisor of schools in the place of
the one elected at the annual meeting who
would not accept. Also to close up some I'M
finished business left over from the annual
meeting. A 81. Mason was elected supervi-
sor.. Voted to raise $3.50 to purchase school
books for the scholars. Voted to raised $25
for Memorial day; There was an article in
the warrant at the annual meeting to tax
dogs which was decided in the negative.
The article was again inserted in the last
warrant which created quite an excitement
and called out full house. But they voted
aga ain to postpone the article indefinitely, SO
the dogs go free another year.
There seems to be perfect mania among
the young people in this place to get married
this spring. Among the number are Mr..
VIM. Cross of this place and Miss Pendex-
Miss Alice Blake Of Limington; Mr.. Frank
P. French and Miss Clara Sawyer; and
Mr.. Moulton of Sandwich, N. H, to Miss
Clara Cole and still there are more to follow
The sick ones are all on the mending hand
with the exception of Mrs. ii. d. French
who seems to be in a decline; her daughter
Mrs. Pennell is with her at present.
Mr.. John P. French buried hen in a
NOW of hay. She was there forty days be-
| fore found but came out alive.
Mr.. Woodman French had an attack of
neuralgia around the heart and it was
thought she must die but is little better.