The Portland daily press., 1893-09-26

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towns people will not allow this oppor-
tunity to establish a business to go by
unheeded
The following is the programme of
the Local Union p. S. G. E., to be held in
the Free Baptist church, Gray, Sept.29,
1883:
2.3O-Devotional Exercises.
Address of Welcome.
Business.
Relation of the Y. P. S. G. E. to the
Church. Delegate from No. Yarmouth
Why ., Should al Who Love Christ JOIN
Delegate gate # rom Cumberland Centre
G. E. Missionary Work..
Whom Should a Christian Endeavor
Society Continually Pray for?. .........
..,.... Delegate from Yarmouth.
The Everyday hyag Of an 81
The Lords Day, How Snail We Keep It?
"a. Delegate from W. Falmouth.
In What Amase ZEN asns saend cnrlstan
...s.. neiegate from New Gloucester.
Questian Box.
Reports of Societies.
COLLATION..
7.3o-Praise Meeting. -
7.45-Address, Rev. Dwight M Pratt Port
land.
Conservation Meeting.
C.E. Benediction.
Gospel Hymns No. s, will be used
North Yarmouth.
Friends to the mum Der of about fifty
gathered at the home of our town
treasurer. Mr.. 98A. p. Lufkin, ON the
ing the marriage of their only daughter,
Grace, to Mr.. Edwin M. McIntire, of Port
land, formerly in the employ of 4. q.
Bailey & co. Mr. Rich of Lyman acted
as best man, and Mrs. Rich as brides
maid, the ceremony being performed by
mouth Academy. Miss Ethel Blanchard,
of Cumberland, played the Wedding
March. After congratulations were
showered on the happy pair the. guests
were served with ice cream, cake and
confectionery. Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire
were the recipients Of many handsome
and useful presents; The house wa, was
flowers, and it was ah evening long to
be remem bered BY all who were present.
The bridal couple left Friday on a short
trip to Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. n. A Rowe; who has been on a
visit to st. Paul. has returned to her
home.
Miss MA. Clough, who has been
spending few weeks at Cumberland,
has returned to Mrs. Rowe's. ~
Miss Turkey, f Portland, is spen dining
a few days at Captain Mountfort's. 4
Three members have recently been in
itiated into Wescust1go TRANCE
N-47 EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.
Miss Josephine Deane, who has been
visiting relatives in Boston, Mass, the
past few weeks, has returnd home.
Mrs Elizabeth M.Dunn, is the guest OF
Mrs. Maria l.. Dunn.
Miss Lucinda M. Lawrence is attend
ing the Stevens School, New Gloucester.
Mr.C.G. Rolfe and Miss Anne Rolfe
have been visiting at Mr.. Albert Sweet
sir's. %
There will be Harvest Concert and
supper at the Methodist church next
Thursday evening"
been visiting at Mr.. John kelley's the
past week.
Mrs. Maria L. Dunn, who has been
quite sick, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Kendall, who have
been spending the summer at Portland,
have returned home.
The Union Blues base ball club played
two games of ball Saturday. In the
forenoon they were defeated by the Var
mouths 16 to 1; ina the afternoon they
defeated the South Freeports15 to s.
Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
Randall H Blanchard left last Friday
for New York, where he will study med1-
cine at Bellevue Hospital.
James L. Dun is having well driven
in his ward; at present writing he has
reached the depth of "a feet with no signs
of water. ~,
Among those present at the church
celebration were noticed HE. Sawyer, of
Worcester, Mass, and his brother, Fred
I. SAWYER, Howard .Sturdivant of Somer-
vile. Mass, his son Guy and his brother
Percy of Boston, Mr.: and Mrs. Jacob
Shaw of Greene, also Mr.. and Mrs. W.O.
Burbank and family ofsHayerhill, N. H.
The evening exercises on Thursday last
were held in the larger vestry,, opening
with "Auld Lang Syne," followed by
brief remarks by Rev. Mr.. Small, Dea.
Joseph Blake of Bangor, Rev. B. b. Mer-
rill of Brewer, Rev joins Barstow, OF
glastonbury, Conn. who, by request,
AGAIN read the poem read in the morn
mo Albion B. Merrill of Portland,
aITnclen John Blanchard, and the pastor
letter was read from DR.. John p. Water
house of Delaware, Ohio, also one, to-
gether with a short poem, from John E.
Hunmhrey, of Pueblo, Cal. The COM
many broke up after singing Blest be
The tie that binds" 1t was a day that
will long be remembered by those who
were present. 'ffs
At the annual meeting of the Greedy
Institute Club held last Tuesday evening
the fowlloing officers were elected:
President-Frank Fl. Chase.
Vice President Harry P. Sweetsir.
Secretary-P. NJ. Leighton.
Treasurer-Fairfield Whitney.
Member Elk. Com. IF. W. DAVIS.