The Portland daily press., 1890-04-22
MAINE TOWNS.
Brunswick

The Loan and Building Association has
elected the following officers for $780, Presi-
dent, John Furnish; Vice President, T.. ID.
Snow: Secretary, VIM. M. Pennell; Treas
urer, j. W. Fisher; Attorney, Barrett Pot
ter.
Charlie Ray, the stallion purchased by the
Brunswick Horse Breeders Association, has
arrived, and is much admired bya good
judges of horsefesh.
The Orpheus Club, musical organization
OF ladies in this town, gave an enjoyable con-
cert in the Town Hall last Thursday night.
A chorus of some 30 voices, trained by Mr..
w. ii. Stockbridge, rendered some half a
dozen selections finely, while a, piano duet
Stockbridge sang tenor solo, andMiss Flor
ence Lee Of New York, the soloist of the
evening, sang her selections charmingly.
she has strong, pure voice. and is very
Mr.. Benjamin Green, who has been agent
Of the Cabot Cotton mill for thirty-five years,
has resigned and Mr.. Russell w. Eaton, who
is a graduate Of the State College QsS3 will
take charge of the mill about June 1st.
VIM. o. Peterson has been appointed a
member OF the town Board of Health.
The Brunswick nine, consisting of Stevens
and Brown, pitchers. Neagle and Deming,
eatchers, Turkey, 1b. jacques 2b, Fuller, 3b,
Gahan. ,ss.. Hubbard, IT,, Hilton, CT, and
Is now organized for the season.
Corham.
A large audience attended the School
Street Nj. Il. Church Sunday morning to hear
the farewell sermon of Mr.. Cobb. His two
years pastorate has been very successful
bis report showed that during that time sew
eral had united with the church, and about
$500 had been raised Mr.. Cobb is in his
73rd year, and has preached forty-two con-
secutiye years, but 1t is understood that he
viii now retire from active service. He
leaves the society with the kindest wishes
Of all its members.
At q meeting Of the NJ. E. Church Sabbath
school the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures E. Bartlett
Assistant Superintendent--0scar L. Drown.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. Sarah Usher.
Librarian Stephen Shackford.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Redlon.
A baseball nine has been organized by the
boys of the High school, with Mr.. Woodman
as manager.
Mr. William Shedd of Boston, spent the
Sabbath here.
Kezar Falls.
Melvin Pearl is putting in the foundation
for his new house, which he will build this
summer on Main street
E. w. Wadleigh, dealer in fancy goods,
fruit, CONNECTION cry and cigars, is about to
move his business to Springyale.
Miss Blanche Henderson and Miss George
Libby have been engaged as teachers for the
summer term in the school upon the North
side, and Miss Ina Moulton upon the South
side.
The students of the Piper school last
Thursday evening played to a crowded house
the farce "We Are All Teetotalers," and thu
drama, "Millie the Quadroon,' after which
there was social dance.
Last Friday evening John Stewart, Jr., of
this place, and Mrs. Mackie of Glasgow.
Scotland, were married at the residence of
Mr.. Stewards father in this place by Rev.
Mr.. Martin of Dundee, Scotland Besides
the members of the family, MIR. Allen Gar
ner was present to witness the ceremony
South Brldgton.
The ladies' circle held meeting in Knapp
81 Sanborn's hall on Wednesday evening of
last week with big turnout fine supper
well followed by instrumental music, sing
ing, games, etc. s. G. Knights, T. P. KIM
ball and T. B. Knapp were a committee to
take charge of the supper and entertaining
as a novelty in the way of permitting the
men to oficiate in ladies' organization.
Henry G. Fessenden is busy with his horse
power machine saving a large share of the
wood of the neighborhood. Quite an i'm
provement on saving by hand.
Mr.. j. G. Berry lost a fine cow last week.
The village school began Monday and is
under the Instruction of Emma S. Irish of
Sebago.