The Portland daily press., 1891-10-30
Cumberland
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.

pI6dC0eu OcL. Z0tD, Su0Qay, III exchange
with the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Greene.
Mrs. +. S. Merrill has gone to Boston on a
visit to friends.
Sawga Tribe, 1. o. r. NJ, with few
pale faces have clam supper Friday even-
The Greedy Institute club are making
arrangements for short course of lectures
this fall and winter. They have secured the
following well-known lecturers Rev. Geo.
q. Hamilton, Mechanic Falls; Rev.A G.
Herrick, FTeeport; Rev. Leroy s. Bean,
South Windham, and Rev. T. S. Perry, Of
Limerick, former pastor here.
Mr. AlonZo Doe, former resident of this
place, and also of the firm of Staples & Doe,
shoe llt. dealers Of Portland, spent few days
Inc members of Diadem Lodge, l. 0. G. T.,
enjoyed a clam supper Saturday, Oct. 23rd,
the result OF literary contest between two
winners scored 2570 points 10 the loosing
side 2010.
scatboro.
The farmers of this town are busy gather
Ing the cabbage crop, which will fall short
from last year. The yield In some fields is
very light. while other fields are good. Mr..
ira Y. Foss OF the Cheeky farm will get
three-quarters of an acre.
Farmers are having their hay pressed this
Iall. something new for Scarbor0 Beach, as
tnere has not been hay press In this part
OF the town for years.
j The selectmen are making quite extensive
repairs on the roads this fall.
I'M; All members Of the Scarboro and Cape
Ellzabeth Farmers Association have been
notlhed to meet on November 7th to see if
they Will vote to disband.
Raymond.
NORTH RAYMOND.
Joseph w. Churchill has made some
noticeable improvements on his buildings.
He has one Of the best titled farms in town.
z. N. Wilson has been. confined 10 the
house several days with fractured ankle.
+. L. Churchill has purchased Mrs II. III,
Latham's farm and shortly will move there,
Ihe Wilson" has now closed. 1t has
peen very, successful season for this new
and not opened till the middle of July.
Vernon Spiller recently lost horse by
falling into well covered with unsound
boards.
Corham.
Mr.. Il. B. johnson has returned from a
short trip to the Hub.
Mr.. R; Q. Bulge and wife left town yester-
will pass the winter.
Next Wednesday evening, November 4th,
there will be a first class concert given bv
the well known Ladies Cecilian Quartette Of
ppoItland, consisting Of Miss Lizzie M.
May Morrison and Mrs. Jennie King Morri-
son with Miss Mary Jones, accompanist. as.
sisted by Miss Alice Cushing, reader, in the
M. y. Church under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society.
Gray.
DRY MILLS.
Clara Goff returned to the Island Friday.
Melvin Golf Is getting better of the fever,
but is troubled very much with other COM
plants. MIR. III. z. Johnson, of Portland,
mas been stopping at Mr.. Melvin Goff's for q
few days.
George Frank is at work at East Raymond
for d. w. Leavitt.
A. P. Morrill, is at Portland. serving as
juryman.
Geo. A; Morrill, is still buying and ship
ping apples.
New Gloucester.
Bryant Brothers store at New Gloucester.
Lower Corner. burned Tuesday night about
midnight. The fire was discovered too late
to save any of the goods. Loss not exactly
known yet. An old blacksmith shop lust
north OF 1t took fire also, aud at one time was
burning at lively rate, but many active
hands and many pailfulls of water saved it,
Had not plenty OF rain fallen lately several
buildings standing near would probably have
burned. We understand both store and
shop belonged to Mrs. Greeley of this place.
Buxton. a ss
BAR MILLS.
A saucer of ripe raspberries was picked
October % in a garden at Bar Mills, and some
blueberries were found In pasture also
small bouquet of beautiful wild asters and
golden rod, dandelion and belated exeyed