The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
Addie Moses played the organ with tam
BOURNE accompaniment. ,
RAYMOND.
EAST RAYMOND.


EAST RAYMOND.
Farmers are very busy hoeing, and
crops of all kinds are looking fairly
well.
Ernest Plummer of Brunswick, is
visiting relatives in this place for few
days.
Sheriff Cram and Deputy Plnmmer
were in town last week.
Last Sabbath afternoon was observed
as Children's Day at the church here.
Singing and Rotations by the Sabbath
school schlars were the order of exercis-
eS.
Cumberland County Pomona Grange
meets here with Riverside Grange, Wed
nesday of this week.
G. S: Witham has nearly recovered
from the measles.
Mrs. Sarah Cash has returned from
Haverhill, Mass, where she has been
visiting her son and daughter.
Children's Sabbath was observed in
the First Baptist church on Sunday last.
w. V. johnson has gone to Haverhill,
Mass, to work this summer.
Waldo Nash and wife from Conway,
N. H., have been visiting his parents.
Mr.. Jordan has been spending two
weeks in Freeport with his grandmother
and family.
The stage between here and Gray is
now driven by Warren Bartlett, he hav-
ing bought the route of E. H. Hall.
Rev. Mr.. Staples gave an interesting
Memorial discourse Sabbath evening.
Miss Annie Deavitt and Miss Anna John
son read appropriate selections.
Mrs. Hittie WEIGH, eighty years and
more of age, fell on the floor injuring
al Ind A To-,
reports she was improving and quite
comfortable.
New Gloucester.
UPPER GLOUCESTER.
Miss Helen Porter has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sewell Gross the past
week.
F. w. Winter has had large crew at
work digging the cellar for his new
house.
Mrs. Georgia Holmes has been having
an addition built on her house. Mr..
Beal of Auburn did the work.
Mrs. James II. Cox of New York has
been visiting her mother at the home of
her sister, Mrs. D. w. Merrill.
Mr.. F. w. Winter has of late COM
menced the erection of a new house on
his lot which he purchased from the late
A. D. Harris place. He has moved the
shop that he has used as a paint shop
and store house and is fitting it up for
a stable. Mr.. Charles Robinson from
Danville Junction and Leon Brown of
this place have the carpenter work on
the house.
westbrook,
Mr.. George Road is erecting a fine
residence on Portland road.
John Leighton is taking lessons on the
clarinet of Robinson, of Portland.
Charles S. Clarke has returned home
from Springfield, where he has been
stopping week.
A. L. Chandler is for few weeks sing
ing in place of o. M. Nash, at the First
Universalist Church.
George A, Quimby has moved his
family from Portland to their residence
on Maine street in this city.
A new male quartette has been formed
in our city composed of A. L. Chandler,
Leroy Land, w. j. Pennell and Frank
Carpenter
At the last regular meeting of Calanthe
Assembly, Miss Flora Martin, who was
about to leave for Newark, N. j., where
she will reside, was presented with a
very pretty silver water pitcher by P. G.
Mrs. w. j. Smith, in behalf of the As
sembly.
WEST GRAY.
Mystic Division celebrated their fourth
anniversary on Saturday night, June IL.
Rev. E. Bean, of Gray, delivered a very
able address on the effects of alcohol,
physical, moral and mental. Other ex-
erciSeS were Al recitation of an ORIGINAL