The Portland daily press., 1890-06-13
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The waddina of Miss Charlotte Olive
Moves and Rev Thomas Cole Richards of
| West WinstesG Conn. which occurred at
the residence of the brides mother in this
town ON the tenth, was very pleasant oc-
casion TO those who attended. Rev. Mr..
Wilson of Freeport, performed the marriage
ceremony in most pleasing and impressive
manner. The bride was elegantly attired in
bright wool travelling dress, richly trim
med with silk, and wearing for flowers perle
des jardins rosies and lilies of the valley.
The presents were numerous and very costly
comprising many articles of solid silver of
elegant design. The young couple left the
day following for Dudley, Mass, where Mr..
Richards commenced his first settled labors
as minister.
Invitations have been lately sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Latham, the occasion be-
ing the marriage of their only daughter,
Fannie Crowell, to George A. Marston, now
of this town but for some years a resident of
the West. The marriage is TO take place on
the 25th of the present month
Mrs. Benjamin Hodsdon, an old time
resident of this town but now of Leeds, Me-,
is visiting friends here.
Lewis B. Latham of Brockton. Mass, is
this week at his brothers, E. 81. Latham.
North Baldwin.
Mr.. l.. S. McCorison attended the c0nven-
ton at Portland as delegate from this town.
Lewis Grace bought the McRoberts place.
Through mistake the paper stated last
week that Mr.. Loami Parker was very i'll I;
his general health is very good but from the
effects of shock he is helpless.
Ripe strawberries have been found in the
fields.
At business meeting Of the Y. p. S. c. E.
the following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, Lauren M. Sanborn; vice president,
Allie l.. Bacon; treasurer, Emma E. Wiggin;
secretary, Annie 81. Wlggin; prayer meeting
Murch; lookout committee, Ida NJ. Chad
bourne, Eva f. Wiggin, Alice d. Wiggin /;
Sabbath school committee, Eva Murch, s. L.
Chadbourne; sociable committee, Eva +.
music committee. Alice d. WiggiD, Lorenzo
Thorne.
Fresport.
The Congregationalist church and society
have voted to extend a call to Rev. W. +.
Snow of Dexter to become their pastor.
There were four births and two deaths In
town the past week.
P. G. Soule has sold his retail meat bust
ness to Messrs. Guptill 81 Moulton, who
have taken possession, and are now prepared
to serve customers.
Mr.. Warren Harlow has let his place,
Harlow House," for the ensuing season.
Mr.. E. B. Mallett, Jr., is in New York.
Business is quiet in the village at the pres
ent time, but we predict some important
business changes soon, and hope to see live
ly times this fall. The quarry seems to be
almost idle. just now, and quite number Of
the workmen have been discharged.
Samuel Davis, aged SO, died at his resi-
dence Wednesday morning
West Cumberland.
A. L. Wilson, the grocer. was thrown
from his carriage Wednesday, in Deering,
and had his leg badly broken.
Grass is looking nicely on upland, but low
lands need some warm and dry weather to
give them start.
Apple trees blossomed very thickly in this
part of the town. If we can Judge by the
number of blossoms there will be large
crop of apples.
81. L. Shaw has accepted position in the
National Bank in Cardiff, Tenn.
Gray.
DRY MILLS.
Mrs. Judith M. Leighton is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. John Brown,
State President Mrs. Beals of Auburn, in
stalled the following officers of George F.
Shepley Relief Corps, June 9Th: President,
Mrs. Martha Mari; Vice-president Mrs,