The Portland daily press., 1892-01-09

The following are the of1cers OF Day W d
Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, elected for the ensu-
ing term:
Prophet-George Blanchard.
Sachenl-JesSe Y. Kimball.
Senior SagamOre-H. NJ. MOulton.
Junior SSagamOre-F. r. SWeetSer.
Chief OF Records-E. B. Osgood.
| Assistant Chief Of Records-H. II. HerrlcK.
Keeper of Wampum-L. FL. Merrill
| The tribe. through it's committee,
Messrs. L. H. Merrill, Hollis True and
! George lei. Blanchard, have passed ap-
propriate resolutions on the death of the
late William E. Wilson.
Pownal.
The very sudden death of Mrs Mary,
wife of Mr.. Orlando Marshall. of this
town, occurred ON Sunday morning, Jan.
! 3rd. Mrs. Haskell retired on Saturday
evening in her usual health but was soon
Weakened by an uncomfortable feeling in
| her head which resulted almost immedi-
ately in two shocks, after which she only
lived few hours. Mrs. Marshall was
born in Portland, June 22d, 1886, where
the early years Of her life were spent.
Her maiden name was Small Funeral
services We're held at her late residence
on Thursday morning, at o'clock after
which the remains were taken to Port
land. to be inferred in the family lot at
Evergreen Cemetary.
Colds are very prevalent in town just
at present Miss Addie Hodsdon, teach
er in district No. 2, has been absent from
her school the whole Of the present week
on account of a severe attack of the in
! f1uenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Small, of North
Pownal, celebrated the 25th anniversary
of their marriage by silver wedding on
New Years evening. There were over
200 in attendance, it being one OF the
| largest private entertainments ever given
in this town. The presents were numer-
Gus, comprising many beautiful and
costly articles; conspicuous among winch
| was fine silver service.
There is but very little business being
| done here at present, owing to the I'M
| favorable state of the travelling. The
abundant rains of the last few weeks, al
| though of serious damage to the roads,
have caused an abundant supply of wa
| ter.
There will be preaching at the Congre-
gational church here next Sunday morn
ing, Rev. B. P. Snow, of Yarmouth, sup
plying.
! LIP. Bartlett of the firm of B. F. Spin
| noy O 70. u iy LII, 4haFoo' was IL wv Il
| this week in the interest of the firm.
The pay roll now amounts to $4,000 per
week.
| The week has been observed by the
Christians as a week of prayer, union
services being held through the week at
| the various churches.
P. G., Frank Kinball. installed the
officers of Norway Lodge No. 16 |. O. 0.
/ r. Tuesday evening. The society pre-
s Sc Bro. j. ". Crommett, Degree
Master, with beautiful gold watch and
chain at the close of the ceremonies.
Silas D. Andrew, who has spent the
summer and fall at Oconto, Wis, return
ed this week Mr.. Andrews associated
with the Norway citizens has been en-
! gagged in putting in a system of water
works in Oconto. 1t has, we understand,
been a very successful venture. Mr..
Andrews will return the first of the
month to Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Elliott will go south
in few days, for the winter with hope
that the change will benefit their health,
State Treasurer Beal and family went
to Augusta where they will spend the
balance of the winter.
At the annual meeting of the Co-opera-
tive Trade Association the following Off
GERS were elected: Directors, G. W.
Ryerson, Fred Rowe and A. A Grover:
secretary, Mrs. G. W. Ryerson; treasurer
II. c. Oxnard; auditors, N. W. Millett
and Sarah Morse. Charles W. Ryerson
was reelected president of the board Of
directors.
The electric lights were put on again
last Monday evening for the first time fol
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Sanborn celebrat
ed the 18Th anniversary of their MARI
age at their residence in this place this
week. The children and grand children
were present. Notwithstanding that Mr.
Sanborn is now IS years of age, he is sprJ
and active. Mrs. Sanborn is his junior
by six years and enjoys excellent health
They were married at Baldwin, where
they lived until 1858 when they moved tx
Oxford where they made their home fol
ten years, since which they have resided
in Norway. Mr.. Sanborn relates witt
great spirit the exciting political time
Of "a and the sharp contest in which he
participated in the election of Pitt Fessen
den by the Legislature.
C0rn Thr0qt