The Portland daily press., 1891-11-28
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fennessewassee lodge, No. Is, K. of p.
gave Thanksgiving ball at the Opera
H'use Wednesday evening. 1t was yerv
successful affair. The were about fifty
couples on the floor and the galleries were
crowded.
MISS Eva Bartlett will deliver Lecture
before the Literary and Scientific Society
In this place Tuesday evening, December
LIST, at the vestry of the CONGREGATIONAL
church. Subject Russia" Miss Bart
lett was for many years teacher in Lew
iston and Auburn ball.
Ed. Cole of Portland, Harry Jones of
the Boston Dental College. Robert Milletk
Freeland Howe, Jr., and Werner Whitman
of Colby, and John French of Bowdoip.
enjoyed their Thanksgiving at their re-
spectlve homes in this place.
The Library fair. which will take place
December 5. 8 and 10 at the Opera House.
promises to be most pleasing and tinan-
cially successful affair. Every thing which
human ingenuity can invent will be offered
LOT sale. The fair will conclude with the
drama entitled THE Lady Of Lyons.''
The Edison phonograph, which is on ex-
hibition at the BeaPs hotel, is attracting
much attention and large patronage.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett, who has recently
recovered from severe sickness, fell and
broke her wrist Saturday.
hon. Nelson Dingley of Lewiston, was
In town recently.
Yarmouth.
The chorus, under the auspices of the
Amateur Musical Club" will meet Satur-
DAY evening, Nov. 18th, at the Central Yes
try, at us. All members of the club are
eligible for the chorus. The design of
be rendered at one of the coming recitals
OF the club. The chorus will be under the
direction of Prof. E. A. Blanchard. This
is an additional privilege for the members
Of tne CLUB, as the only extra expense will
be for the music. This will be yery
small item, as the music used will he the
oratorio choruses Of Ditson & Co., costing
out a few cents each. The selections will
not pc difhcult and 1t is hoped that a large
numbr evil join. The younger singers
are especially invited, and all, whether pro-
lcleht IN reading music or not, will be cor
daily welcomed. 1t is expected that the
chorus at the recitals will occupy the front
seats Of the hall.
James Russell Lowell service will be
held at the Central church, Yarmouth.
Sunday evening at ? o'clock.
Anthem.
Reading from Prose Works.
Hymn.
Prayer
Response by Choir
Reading from Poems.
Organ.
Remarks.
Singing of True Life.
Benediction.
Thursday evening about o'clock car
rage containing Mr. Peter McMann and
Mr. and Mrs. Carr, while coming from the
lower to the upper village came in collision
with carriage containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillingham;. MIR. McMann and Mr.. and
mrs. Carr were thrown from their carriage.
mrs carr was badly bruised and shaken
up one was taken to the house of Mr..
Hewitt and DR.. Bates was called. Mr.
and Mrs. Carr were married the day pre-
vious. Mr.. Dillingham; broke the cross bar
OF his carriage.
Porter.
Inc late rains has helped some: still the
wells ana streams are low for winter,
Mucn more rain Is needed. The weather Is
quite cool but firm for this time of year.
Mar. Isaac Libby of KeZar Falls still re-
mains very sick with inflammation of the
bowels and as he is an aged mau, some
doubtful.
= Messrs. Fox & Gentleman, lawyers of
Aezar Falls, have moved to Bangor to 90
into business there. They are young en-.
q
at that place and they will be greatly missed
by the community.
And still the fire bugs ale at work at
Kezar Falls, Mr.. John Deyer-
eaux's foe stand at that place took fire and
burned down about one O'Clock Wednes-
day morning, the 25th. The fire is sup
posed to be incendlary, as there was no
cause. 1t comm need either in the shed or
stable. Mr., DeYereaux had fine new
stand, The ringing of the factory bell
Drought the people cut so that large part
OF the furniture was saved also a horse and
COW. A part of the furniture was burned,
also large hog in the stable. Mr.. Devei-
eaux's loss is very heavy probably up in
the thousands with an insurance to cover
about one-half of the loss. Efforts will
now be made to ascertain the cause of SO
many fires at that place and to bring the
perpetrators to justice.
Mr.. Frank Gilman has returned home for
the winter.
DR.. AlonZo Towle of Freedom. N. H..
has been down in this town to engage
farmers to have their cream sent to that
place Tor their creamery and had very good
success In getting some dozen or more
farmers with d certain number of COWS to
furnish cream for them for the coming
year. SO far these creameries have been a
success and paid we'll Freedom Village is
a smart business place with smart business
men and capital to make any business they
undertake pay.
CPav