The Portland daily press., 1892-08-12
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Windlhan.

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| From Our Regular Correspondent
The Windham Sabbath School Asso7
| citation met at Sebago Lake, agreeably to
the announcement published in Tues
days papers. The programme therein
i contained was carried out in full, except
that Rev. VIM. Pinkham who was to
speak on the graduation of the Sabbath
| School failed to appear, and Rev. Mr..
Tucker from South Windham spoke
| briefly in his place, and the afternoon adj
dress on systematic giving was assigned
to Rev. Leroy S. Bean, former pastor
at South Windham. Mr.. Bean was
greeted with cheers and listened to with
the profoundest attention.
The blackboard exercise by Mr.. Meg
guier. was one which any school might
be proud of. Many grown people do
not know the facts that the children in
his Sabbath School seem to be very much
familiar with. Too much praise cannot
be given to the charming way in which
Master Willie Mayberry, son of Mr.. Mel
SON Mayberry, of Cumberland Mills,
PLAYED the cornet He was aceompan-
led by his cousin, Miss Maud BODICE, who
is SO favorably known in Windham, as
an organist. Mr.. Small in his address
| on The Boys and Girls sof our Associa-
ton, beautifully referred to the fact
that the call to Samuel came first to his
mother. Miss Harlow spokeiof her work
and her views at considerable length.
Mr.. L.sG. Marsh made brief remarks.
The usual complimentary, resolutions
were adopted. The closing address by
Miss Lucia E. f. Kimball, was very
pleasant part of the days entertainment
Her subject was Temperance Instruc-
ton She argued that the younger the
was for them. She felt very thankful
that she signed the pledge at such an
early age, that her mother guided her
hand as she wrote. She showed the
triple pledge cards and urged every one
to sign them. After happy day the
meeting adjourned,
The band stand is an acknowledged
fact
Mr. Will Holden is at home from Ban
cor. It is stated that he has accepted a
position in st. Paul, Minnesota.
Mrs. William Daniels and her son,
Master Morgan Daniels, are visiting here.
Mr. Benjamin Larry, an old resieent OF
this ace has returned, bringing with
/ III
for some wears superintendent of a pulp
mill in one of the western states.
Mr.. Lincoln BODICE has returned to
Minneapolis.
North Yarmouth.
From our Regular Correspondent
The Congregational Sunday School
are to have their annual picnic aG Fal-
mouth Foreside, August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. b. Farwel and their
son, Neal, from ST. Paul, Mimi, are
stoppii3.r - u. J. P. Rowes.
Tho fanily held a reunion at
Mrs. august 9th. The follow
ing ia were present: Mr.. Simeon
Clougii a.. family, of Cumberland; MI.
Fred Clough and family. of Falmouth
Mr.. Levi Morrill, and family, of Cumber-
land; Mr.. Josiah Morrilfs family OF
Cumberland; Mr.. Ell. B. Farnwell and
family, of st. Paul; Mrs. Rowe and
family. and Miss. M. A. Clough, Of
North Yarmouth
Miss Olive Hayes of Minneapolis, is in
town.
The remains of Mr. L. w. Sawyer, q
former resident of this place, were
brought here from Salem, Mass, and in
TERED in the Walnut Hill Cemetary.
Cumberland County Pomona Grange
will meet with Westcustigo Grange, Wed,
nesday August 18th.
Wednesday evening at 7.30, the house
of Mr.. Eben Lombard, situated about
one mile from the village, was reported
as beng on fire, the alarm was given anc
the department responded, but they
were not needed, as it was only brush
fire.
Merchants Day will be observed mex
Tuesday, August 18th, and all places o.
business in the village will be closed Nc
special excursion has been decided upor
but each will enjoy the day as they wish
Cornish.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The social event at Cornish, this week
was the marriage, on Wednesday even
ing, of Miss Marian L. Sanborn, daught
er of J. g. Sanborn of Cornish, to Mr.
w. B. Andrews, son of Rev. G. G. An
drews of Saco.
It was very quiet wedding at tht
home of the bride. Rev. M. Andrews
father of the bridegroom, officiated
Miss Margie Mari of Cornish acted al
bridesmaid, while Mr.. G. A. Andrews O
e. Saco, the groom's brother, was best man
: DR.. P. P. Sanborn of Angolas, Ind, thu
| DrOtler OF the DTluc, WdS present.. Ill
e gift to his sister was dozen beautiful
/ solid silver spoons.
After the ceremony the couple were
driven to the station, amid a shower o
u rice and old shoes, in time to take thu
# seven d clock train for Portland. The,
will spend few weeks at Old Orchard
8 and Saco, after which they will maxi
= their home in Cochituate, Mass, wher
z Mr.. Andrews is principal of the Gram
r mar school.