The Portland daily press., 1891-11-12
DAILY HAPPENINGS IN MAINE TOWNS.
Items of interest Gathered by Cor
respondents of the Press.
you Probably Know Some of the
People Who Are Mentioned.
Harvest Concert at Cumberland
Entertainment at Rridgton.


Entertainment at Rridgton.
Gray.
Woodcock have been scarce In this vicin-
ity this fall.
Mr.. Chas. G. Hall>made the fall delivery
Of nur| |ery stock for the Brown Brothers
Company of Rochester, N. Y. 1t was a
| fine lot
Mrs. Charlotte Gibbs has bought the
Rich property.
Hon. M. P. Frank of Portland Is having
the G. M. Edwards house finished, and
will use 1t for summer residence in the
future.
Mr.. Chas. Stiles has bought the Charles
Grant property.
Mr.. Luther Hill is laying pipe from DIR.
McC0llister's to his house, and In the
future will have plenty of fine spring
| water.
The fall term of the village schools will
close Nov. Goth.
Miss Lillian Frank is at home from the
Gorham Normal school on vacation.
Mr.. Hezekiah Whitney has cemented
around his spring on the hill and has plen-
Mr.. Chas. j. Foster has bought the May
all factory privilege. and will establish
mandatory there of paper mill machinery
Mrs. Carey from Duluth, Mimi, who is
state delegate to the National W. @. T.
U. convention, has been visiting Mrs. B.
| F. Skillings.
Mr.. Roland Mcintyre, who has been
clsrking for j. T. & W. l.. Merrill for the
| past year and half, completed his engage
ment recently. He made many friends,
who trust he will be fortunate in securing
good position elsewhere.
Mr.. Louis Cushing is In Massachusetts
| for short time.
d. F. Webb & Co. have packed at their
| shop the past season 10000 cans of sweet
boru and 10000 gallon cans Of apples.
Mr. Vinton e. Frank raised from less
than 22 acres of land $50 bushels of ears
of handsome yellow corn. From an acre
he raised 300 bushels of potatoes.
The Pennell Institute scholars will give
an exhibition at their hall Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 18th, consisting of declamations,
vocal and instrumental music and the dis.
cussion of question.
Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND CENTER.
NJ. P. Sweetsir has moved his family to
Sac0, where he has position with the
Saco Gas Company. e-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Burbeck of Haver-
hill. N. H., are visiting az Mrs. Burbeck' s
fathers, Mr.. William Blanchard.
Chas. Jordan, who has been at work this
| season for 5. w. Hamilton, has hired with
| j. L. Dunn to drive his double team. Ern-
| est Hicks is at work for Hamilton.
| an interesting ana .1ully attended har-
| vest concert was given last Sunday even
| ing at the church at this place. The plat
| i9rm ABOUT tne puiplt, table ana temporary
| snelves were heavily laden with the fruits
81 tne neid: gasden orcnard ana vine. the
| Ioilowing Is tne programme carried out:
Anthem: Choir
SHiTs1iOasyS ad
Scripture Reading-1I1th Psalm. ........ Pastor
| song-O Worship the King....:..;...:....:.
musical responsive heading-God's Proyl-
| aence. .........................
SSTspogsfe Snaiog heauing.
Rectafion.New Praises Etnei r Riaarthe..S "
Singing oaartette
| Recitation-The Feast Time of the Year.
| ............................. Hattie o. Thoms
Responsive Reading. .....:... Gods Compassion
Song-My COO, l Thank Thee. .:.........::.
ecnauon-beneoicite.. ....Carrie z. Harris
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in;iaran uo,ta Mr;i
singingMT Cannot GIways Trace the the Way. w
| Responsive Readine-t;od,s Goodness
Recitation and Singing Primary Glass
| kecitatlon.October ton Days. Grace f. Merrill
| Song-For the Beauty of the Earth.
PesRonsslve M%eaang %
SinaneMThere'sa Wilderness in Gods M Mercva errl,
Remarks. 1o o Pastor
Doxoiogy. ~ W.
Beneoicsicn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A, Sweetsir and son
| have been visiting friends in Massachu-
| setts the past week.
The second lecture of the Greely Insti-
| tute course was given last Tuesday even
| ing by Rev. L. S. Bean of South Wind
Black and Wbte Tse in the IN
will be In the first week of the winter term
| In December.
arunswick.
|
Rev; George W; Avery Of Topsham occu-
piMsE NJ '1s Tnsa nenean oapitst p9hiPit h sunday
MT. cummings. with chlidren from the
tha ete Rt;st Maau9rers th Homs. Heiu services AT
Prosa"sor W;IIiana oqnuay nsenang. s
lv racovarad from h;s rnooot nt.ool Il.
p3boiI fauar ~ he oho,t oon' "s'"oA VI Wy
M SamneI II Stochwa,, e. rooo-,e.
his racant accidant and is aSle 20 ha ntVI,
EhorIas aETiu9n., ,na amu - aple w 20 o9t.l
Florann Flna,nes n nacner ha mas returned from
| di1astars IN : ~, nn'n MI, no naS oeeh lining
Gantair Harrace rcp rnnuhs g h
| hriof Wei. oi"oo 0oonos 10 noine on q
| n Rnssou nos oorod ;n,o AZ
nm ITnion straat formarIv oonrn,ad cnS o., n0Gso @
| nabnrah IIniack .oiy oooup'eo ny MIS-
Il r. II Morin hoo nouod into %bo c%o-o
formariv onanniad hr ~vseu N.Y. fns3 Sne STORE
MI ri M Gri}sin " 5oS rS rsoaad -. ~, H. Hllnn th
| store -A' o'ii" i"' 'nosoo w 'ne CITY
Dr.. Il. y. Mason has moved into the
Mr. i Pbiibpook ~" eM tS;nss Ssieot ot h,us;
steam mill near the station ana has al.
ready secured the necessary land.
| Harvey Stetson received last week an in
voice of 1900 yards of Lowell carpeting the
second invoice of this years styles.
Rev. George e. Tufts left last waelr for
| Belfast, where he will make his home for
| the next year. He will not engage in any
| continued pastoral work owing Ia his state
of health w A'' ''"'0
| profossor n Pohinso, "a - do,;a~ =.
oonrea rs e. ,.,. -. suuinson 10 W uenver
| oou.cO Va nNo oosuhOo ou Chcuiotiy dt Au'
l 6uoeas OVhuhOuCiu6 NutcmUoI lzbu, anu
| continuing every Thursday.
/ ALEXANDER q duDDarQ nave been making
| extensive Alterations in their stahle huiId'
ing a new office and harness room. The
| office Is ceiled up In mountain ash. and is
as handsome an Office as can he Snnn in the