The Portland daily press., 1890-11-08
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 8.
mAInE TOWNS.
BrIdeton.


Farragut Post. @. A., R., advertise to pre-
sent the thrilling war drama "From Sump-
ter to App0matt0x" at Central Hall ON We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings next. The
characters In the play are well taken and it
will doubtless be Interesting.
Work on the new Saunders cottage ON
The Ridge Is being pushed rapidly. The
foundation Is nearly completed and the car
penter work Is under the charge of the same
foreman who superintendent the c0nstruc-
ton OF j. K. Martins Sunny Crest" Sew
eral other new houses are to be built in the
vicinity Of the two just mentioned the COM
ing summer, IL report Is correct.
Several departments Of our wooden mills
are working over time, which would seem
to indicate prosperity in that line of bust
Quite large amount Of hemlock bark is
being shipped from the railroad station by
the Bridgton Tanning Company. We are
not. however, to judge from this fact that
any less than they have been of late, but
only that the supply of bark is unusually
large. n
the New York Mutual Life Insurance Com
gany. has been stopping at the Cumberland
House for several weeks.
Gray.
Mr.. James E. Libby will move into the
house Of Hon. Samuel Mayall.
Mr.. Vinton K. Frank will occupy the
house of Mr.. Joshua Hall.
Mr.. viii vinton has leased the house of
Mrs. Thurlow.
Mr.. Roscoe Perley is helping his brother
Cyrus at the Maine Central station.
The committee appointed to purchase a
piano for the Pennell Institute procured one
at Portland.
Mr. Hugh Smith 6 Son are building one
OF their "anti-horse motion" road carts for
Mr.. Jason 7. Hancock.
y hu ic oh fpr 1tuhf hax
ness for Mr.. F. A. Cummings that is dam
Mr.. William G. LatinIer has shot 80 wood
cock this fall pointed by his six months old
pup "Gyp."
Mr.. G. a. Doughty, Jr., will solicit SUBJ
scriptions for the Maine State Weekly Press
In towns In Cumberland county
Baldwin.
NORTH BALDWIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Sanborn have been to
South Wtndham on visit to her relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Wiggin attended
the r. b. quarterly meeting at South Wind
ham, October 20 and 90.
Mrs. E. B. Binford and Miss Ethel Flye
are going to Ware. Mass. to spend the win
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blake have come to
this place to spend the winter with her faith
er, Mr.. j. Wiggtn.
The friends Of Mr.. John Wiggin will be
Is able to ride out and has attended church
several times.
A. and P. B. Young have bought the pine
timber on the Plains lot, owned by j. Wig
gin.
MI. W; L. Binford has been home on a
short visit.
"A new chimney has been built IN the
Union chapel.
New Gloucester.
CHURCH DEDICATED.
The Free Baptist Society on Gloucester
Hill, having thoroughly renovated and re-
paired their house CT worship, will rededi-
cate 1t Tuesday. November 18th, exercises
beginning at 10 80 a. m: 1t lis. expected that
Rev Charles Penney, formerly Of Augusta,
will be present and assist. Messrs. Curtis,
Briggs, Freize, Gilkey, Hutchinson and 9TH
or ex-pastors Of this church will be invited
to participate. 1t is hoped that all interest
Cd will be present.
Corham.
NORTH GoRHAM.
e. w. Weber of North Windham, will
speak In the hall next Sunday evening at 715.
All are invited.