The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-06
Falmouth.
ODD FELLows INsTAIJ,ArIoN.

Falmouth.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.
In spite of the bad condition of the roads
large company of invited guests met at
Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening Jan. 2, to
witress the installation of the officers of
ceremony was admirably performed by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Harmon of New
Gloucester assisted by p. G. Frank Moulton
as Grand Marshal. The elective officers
, were VIM. Griffin, N. G.; Walter K. SWEET
| v. e.; d. o. Moulton, Secretary; Henry M
Stone, Treasurer. A number of appointed
officers were absent on account of sickness
Following the installation supper was served
In the small hall which seemed to be most
ENJOYABLE feature if one may judge by the
good feeling and jokes passed round. After
supper remarks were made by ID. p. G. M.
Harmon and report by the Secretary of the
Lodge showing the Lodge to be on solid
basis. A musical entertainment was given
by the Pleasant Hill Orchestra which never
fails to please. This is not the first occasion
of the kind the Lodge has given Its friends
the pleasure OF enjoying its hospitality and
we can sincerely hope for the continuance of
the prosperity that has attended it in the
past.
Quite a number of the citizens at Falmouth
Corner are suffering from what is generally
conceded to be ia grippe" Our genial bag
gage master at the G. It. r station, d. S.
Latham is among the afflicted, also G. K
Richards the trader. and a number of school
children.
Business is dull owing partly to the lack of
snow.
Norway.
Many of Norway's good people are suffer-
ing with La Grippe.
this week. About twenty-five years ago he
moved from this village to the city of Port
land. For the past sixteen years he has
been in the employ of the Grand Trunk
Railway.
Rev. 1. G. Ross will deliver a course of
illustrated sermons at the Methodist church
| this winter.
The Maine State Pathological Society at
their meeting to be held at Norway Grange
Hall next month will be welcomed by Rev.
| Q. K. Angel pastor of the Universalist
| church.
Geo. Horne went to New York this week,
where he will receive instruction In vocal
music. Mr.. Horne sings in Portland.
Miss Winnie Foster. OF Wellesley College,
is spending the holidays vacation with her
mother in this place.
Frank Howe, of Boston, Mass, is spend
ing the week with his father, E. w. Howe,
VINO is dangerously sick.
The Methodist Society of this village have
been presented by VIM. E. Cushman of South
Paris with bell for the church. The bell
is from the foundry of G. L. Robinson &c Co.,
Boston, weighs about 400 pounds and
when placed in the belfry will cost about
$500.
peering.
The Aliens Corner Hose Company was or
ganized last week, electing the following Of
fcers:
Foreman-C. H. Leighton.
Assistant Foreman-C. NJ. Mitchell.
Clerk-Ross Mcclure.
Hydfanrman--J. w. Smith.
| Steward Fl. p. Mountfort.
/ Pidemen-Henry Bolton, G. B. Hawes
| The company numbers II men. Capt.
| Leighton Is a veteran at the business, hav
| ing been foreman of engine companies and
| 4, and member of the board of enginee rs
| during Mayor Wescott's administration, of
| this city.
HarpsWeII.
WEST HARPSWELL.
Colds are very prevalent and severe enough
to be called La Grippe.
Casco Bay Colony No. IS u. o. 2. F.
Wednesday Jan. LIST elected the following
officers:
Governor-Augustus Merrimau.
Lieut.. Gov.-Annie r Harlow.
Collector-Geo. Randall.
Secretary-Ida j Bailey.
TreaSurer-D. S Slower.
Chapldin-Martha G. Douglas.
Serg't-at-Arms-E q. Pinkbam, Jr.
Dept Serg't at-Arms-Ann M. Randall.
Sentinel at inner-s ate-G A. Johnson.
Sentinel at Outer-g ate-C. f. Pinkham.