The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
Raymond.
is IRVING L1rrLEF1E1n ALIVE

may huouus
rs IRVING LITTLEFIELD ALIvEp
E. A. Plummer & Son have large force
OF hands employed In building their barn.
Jesse Plummer, who has been coDfned
by sickness in the house for several weeks,
Is slowly improving.
The G cd Templars held public meet.
Ing Friday evening which was largely at
tended. Alter the excellent literary exer-
clses and singing bountlful supper was
served. u IN
1t is claimed that Irving Littlefsld, who
was recently reported as being drowned In
Sebago lake, was seen q few days ago near
North Wndham. We have not learned
this from reliable source and the report
Is not generally believed.
Gideon T. Davis Is In Portland, where
he was called several days ago by the sick
ness of his wife, who went there some two
months since for medical treatment.
Mrs. Lizzie Hayden punctured her foot
with n-ude three weeks ago; it broke
off. leaving nearly all of it in the foot, and
as yet the surgeons have been unable to
find it.
Pownal.
The lecture on California, Yosemite and
Big Trees, will be given at Mallet Hall by
Rev A. G. Heirick on Thursday evening,
Dec. nth, instead of the date first noticed.
Ii the number in attendance is large
enough to maxi 1t profitable more will fol.
low and thu low price of adm,ttance GER
tatnly places them within the re ach of all.
George A. Merrill. a student at Bowdoin,
from this town, is one OF the prizs speak
ers.
The piece selected by him for this pur.
pose Is king Robert OF Sicily" selection
from LangfeIlow.
Ii the Sundays are pleasant so as to ad
nit If Rev. SIR. Snow driving up from Var
mouth. there will be preaching services at
the Congregational church for the remain
ing SUNDAYS In this muntb.
Mrs. Sarah Nuyes is at present In Port
land on visit ta her son.
Miss Linda Noyes Ii home for vacation
from her school and will remain until after
the holidays.
Cape Elizabeth
Mr.. Thomas Murray, of Maplewood
Mass. has been visiting friends at Pond
Cove.
Miss Annie Files. of White Rock, has
been visiting friends at the Centre.
Mr.. w. ID. Murray, has the house of
John P Ciemons up and boarded and
sh ngled.
Several of the High school scholars are
sick with the humps.
Mr.. Alvan E. Poland is building a cab
bage cellar and squash bouse !.
Mr.. Joseph Stanford, who has been stop
ping for some time with his brother at the
Centre. Is now very dangerously sick and
mas been rtm1ved to his home IN Scar boro.
MIR. j, X West of the Baptist church,
changed pulpits with Mr.. Domocker of
Scarboro last Sunday afternoon. In the
evening quite large number of the young
people from Scarboro came over to attend
the prayer meeting.
Norway.
Business is duh aud many people are
idle Toe tannery OWING to the low prices
OF leather Is not expected to resume
business at present. The shoe shop is
just starting in on their winter rush and
nelp may now anticipate plenty of work.
The unusual quietude OF the village Is
the theme of general remark and has been
fnr several months past,0wing as alleged to
efficient and prompt manner In which Of
tenders are caught and punished, and the
frequent seizures of the ardent which seems
TO De at the bottom OF all mischief and dis
turbance.
The street lights are now as ueual. since
the slight rise of water. Their absence for
several nights was keenly felt by the en-
tire community casting a gloom over our
village ana causing great Inconvenience.
Deer Isle.
GREENS LANDING.
Steam Lighter Medora WITH divers are at
work on the sunken schooner, Carrie A.
Pltman,
Schooner Valparaiso dragged ashore
Tuesday nigh, aud is total loss, having
broken In two.
Schooner S. G. Hart sailed for New
York with cut stone from John l.. Goss,
Saturday.
We learn that Goss g. Small contemplate
building wharf, WITH bookings for tax
ing out vessels, anu will move their present
store back aud build large store ON the
street in the spring.
Harpswell.
EAST HARPsWELL.
Dandellons Ia full bloom are OCCASION
ally seen and the grass Is starting in the
nj 10 raaadpd Thara