The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-24

mission to withdraw MS acceptance of
his call to the Baptist church here,
which he had accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel B. Patterson, have
an addition to their family OF a boy baby
M o. p. entertainment at Town
Hall Monday evening May 23rd. Miss
Eva Leavitt and Master George Ander-
son the two little musical wonders sing
several fine selections.
windham.
Mr.. Stephen Knight has been very sick
but is out again.
Carol A. Ward has been very sick but
is gaining slowly.
Irving Page has purchased fine pair
OF team horses.
Sadie Libby has gone to Buxton on a
visit to her sisters.
Dana Kennard has been at home on
short visit.
The ladies in this vicinity are
having a great time digging dandelion
greens. The greens are large and plenty.
NORTH wINDHAM.
The Good Templars have fair next
Friday. Free Admission. A good time
anticipated.
Miss Addie Smith is very sick.
The w. G. I. us, meet with Mrs.
Chas. Rogers Thursday afternoon.
The High School is success under
the tuition of Mr.. F. B. Usher, of Sebago.
| DR.. Whitman has tennis court and
when game is in progress there is al
ways a good crowd of lookers-on.
We are to have some new traders to
| open the store formerly occupied by G.
| +. Parker & Co. Mr.. AL Jordan and
| Will Mann are said to be the ones.
NEwHALL STATION,
I Howard Mayberry took to himself a
wife Thursday evening, May 18th.
| Miss Isabel Newhall is improving in
health since her return from Chicago.
The atmosphere of the West not seeming
to agree with her.
Mr.. Geo Maxfeld is making ready to
start his express business.
The Newhall brothers sing in the choir
| at the Universalist church this season.
Mrs. Annie Wilson called on friends in
| this place Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Webb, of Portland, and
Miss Dora Evens, of Standish, were the
guests of Mrs. Fred Noyes, recently
| Yarmouth.
| Mr.. A. NJ. Hayes has arrived home.
| Mr.. Augustus Fogg has moved to Free
port.
MI. John Wright is making extensive
repairs on his house on Mill street.
Mr.. George Bateman has moved his
family to Cumberland Mills.
Mr.. Mclean has moved to the McQuil-
Ian tenement near the falls.
Mr.. Josiah Loring has moved to the
| Humphrey house on Mill street.
Mrs. Elmer Adams, of Woodford s, has
been visiting with Miss Della Allen.
Mr.. G. W. King has begun housekeep-
ing in the house owned by J. Fl. Doughty.
An invitation is extended to members
of other posts and ex-soldiers residing in
4 this vicinity to join with w. L. Haskell
Post in the exercises on Memorial Sum
day and Memorial Day.
i Rev. J. M. W. Pratt has resigned the
i passionate of Central church, to take
effect August LIST. Rev. E. E. Newbert,
pastor elect of the Unitarian church, Au-
gusta, preached at the Central church
Sunday.
All officers and members of W. L. Has
kell Post are requested to be present at
the regular meeting at G. A. r. Hall,
Saturday evening, May 28th, for the pur-
pose of making all necessary arrange
ments for Memorial Sunday and Memo
rial Day.
Rev. John DePeu and wife of Nor
| lie
mans in Yarmouth.
Casco.
SOUTH CAsCo.
Orrin Watkins is attending court in
Portland as juryman.
School has began with Fannie Hubbard
Of Standish, as teacher
The Portland Star Match Co.'s men are
here for several weeks, getting their logs
ready to cross Sebago Lake.
Strout & Spiller are pushing business
at their mill to its utmost capacity. They
have the largest lot of lumber they have
had for many years.
Cumberland.
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND.
Hamilton & Co., expect to furnish the
CLAIMS for the Worlds Fair. They will
want fifty barrels per day to supply the
demand if they take the contract.
| Lewis Ross and wife have been spend.
ing week on the island, their former
home, during his vacation.
Winfield S. Hamilton has arrived home
from Freeport, where he has been EN-
ployed in the grocery business.
The teacher in the primary depart
ment of District No. 8, Miss Lillian Ben
net, has been obliged to give up he,
school on account of i'll health.
A. Hamilton, the carpenter, expects tt
complete the pavilion on Great Diamond
Island, this week.
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
Mr.. Bert Cole recently spent week il
New York.
Mr.. E. I. Sawyer. of Cambridge, Mass.
visited his father recently.
Capt. Cricket of this place, has jus
arrived at New York, from voyage tt
Valparaiso.
Naples.
John Mayo has moved into the Hoy
house.
Ed Chute of Auburn has been in tow,
for few days.
Mr.. Enoch Cannon and daughter Mel
lie spent few days in Portland recently
Mrs. Eliza Wentworth, after spending
the winter at Saccarappa, has returned
to her home in this village.
Stillman Wentworth has the piazz;
around his house completed, all read,
for summer boarders.
, Otisfie1d.
Frederic Robe Grange has lately beer