The Portland daily press., 1892-06-06
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Memorial services were held in Odd
Fellows hall on Sunday, the sermon being
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Davis, and John
w. Brown Post attending in a body.
Rev. A. E. Hutchinson of the Free
Baptist church in Lyman, whose recent
illness and that Of his wife has prevented
him from preaching on several Sabbaths,
has SO far recovered as to resume his
labors.
The recent rains and warm weather
have made great change in the face of
nature and everything is green and un-
usually beautiful.
The acreage of grain sown is fully an
average and the same may be said of
sweet and yellow corn.
The bloom on fruit trees gives promise
of good crop which we hope will be
realized.
From Our Regular Correspondents
At Republican caucus held at Dover
on Friday evening the following dele
gates to the State convention were elect
ed:-E. A. Thompson, j. B. Peaks, Ell.
E. Guernsey, SO. Brown and G. O..
Palmer. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted endorsing Cleaves.
Yarmouth.
Miss Ada Gray returned to her home
in ;. Yarmouth, Saturday from Upton,
Mass.
Mrs. Drinkwater is soon to erect COM
modious summer boarding house near
her residence at Yarmouth Foreside.
Work will begin very soon.
Mr.. Charles Mayberry, while at work
in the pulp mill, caught his arms between
4bo 80
were badly damned before it was pos
Sible to remove them.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles G.. Cakes have
returned from a long sea voyage. They
will remain in Yarmouth but short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce of Red
stone, N. H., who have been visiting at
Mr.. Edward Stoddard's, are soon to re-
move to Worcester, Mass.
EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.
G. P. Cleaves was in town recently.
C. C. Crockett and Ernest Tuttle have
gone into poultry raising quite extensive
".
Mr.. Moses True, who had paralytic
shock is little more comfortable.
Ernest Vining of Wilton, was in town
several days last week, a guest at VIM.
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daughter are visiting.
Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
Mr.. Bert Cole is away for driving trip
up country.
Mrs. Henry Moulton has gone to Mount
Vernon on visit to his sister.
Mrs. Isaac Morrison of Pond Island is
visiting her daughter in this place.
The many friends of Capt. Crockett are
glad to see him at home once more.
Master Lewis Fox of Portland has
been stopping at Capt. Beza Blanchard's
for week.
Miss Alice Wilson of West Cumberland
has been spending a week with her sister
Mrs. Ina Moulton.
Baldwin.
At a Republican Caucus held at the
Town Hall in Baldwin, on June LIST at
clock p. M, the following were Sc
lected as delegates to attended the State
Convention at Portland, june Dist: Lee
land S. Richardson, John E. Cartrett and
to support Hon. Henry B. Cleaves for
Governor.
The following have been appointed
election clerks: Everett E. Chadbourne,
Republican, and Charles A. Warren,
Democrat.
Mr.. Oliver Murch has completed his
cottage and has some elegant rooms for
the accommodation of summer borders.
Grass is looking finely since the recent
rains and it is thought that there will be
good crop.
Apple trees are in full bloom and there
is promised full crop.
Frank Milliken has purchased the
stock of goods of William E. Cram,
and intends to trade in the store recently
occupied by Mr.. Cram.
Pownal.
At the Republican Caucus held here
last Thursday, Henry W. Loring and
Mellen Tryon were chosen as delegates
to the Republican State Convention, to
he held at Portland June 21st.
Thursday was very hot day here.
The mercury stood at 1902 in the
shade for some hours.
Mr.. Clarence Sturdevant and Miss Ray