The Portland daily press., 1893-09-14
MAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents Of tile Press.
New Gloucester.

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tempting to reseLe her ! little daughter
from the FIRE, is now at the house OF Mr.
Henry Fogg in this town, and is slowly
recovering her health.
Our town is represented this week at
the Worlds Fair by the Misses Lizzie ana
Roland Chandler, Miss Margaret NC
Glenich and Miss Anna Potter:
Mrs. d. W. Merrill, Of Upper Gloucester.
died Sunday night, after many weeks OF
severe suffering.
Miss Julia Curtis is teaching at Truro
on Cape Cod. 20
Among recent visitors in town are Miss
Gertrude Harmon, of Oldtown, Mrs.
Calvin True, of Portland, Lewis T. True
of Everett Mass, Lewis A. Rogers ana
family and Mrs. VIM. r. Rogers OF Nal
den, I. G. Thompson and wife OF Boston,
Mr.. VIM. p True and family OF Boston,
and Mrs. Soper Of Cambridgeport.
The wife of Deacon Henry Cummings
of Gloucester Hill, died suddenly last
Henry Hilton of Lewiston. C. H.
Thompson and Clarence Thompson OF
Portland, were in town over Sunday.
=. The annual meeting of the w. C.T.U
will be held this week with. Miss Eliza
Jordan at Upper Gloucester.
Harrison.
[From our Regular Correspondent
The fire at Simon Purington's house,
Point street, on Monday about noon
caught from spark from the chimney.
H, H. Caswell, with a chemical engine,
together; with the village boys soon ex-
tinguished the flames. The fire only
burned through a small place. The dam
age was light.
Mrs. M. Lombard is in Boston for
few days.
The steamer Hawth orne will make its
last trip on Saturday.
At this season of the year when the
small hats and bonnets are being relln-
quished for the large, it is well to bear
Pope's old couplet in mind:
"Be not the first by whom the new is
tried
Nor yet the last to lay the old aside"
The Ellingwood manufacturing COM
pany have adopted the nine hour sys-
H.H. Caswelps addition to his new
store shows big, with plate glass win
dows.
AK Marge has been closing quite
ford stage road.
WEST BUXTON.
Schools on Hollis side commenced
Monday morning
The Saco river wooden mill has closed
for only short time it is hoped.
The repairs on the Free Will Baptist
church, are being rapidly pushed
forward, and tits probable that services
will be resumed in few weeks. -,
The potato crop is much larger and the
expected in this vicinity.
gieorgeE Bradbury, ESQ.,, and wife OF
Fl ayerhill. Mass. are visiting his mother
and sister of this village.
Mrs. Olive Files, VINO mas peen away
sometime visiting in New Hampshire,
has returned and is now occupying ner
mouse on gne rorblanu , iVau .r;ands fror,
MISS Allie iasy a wa.n fayv 1--we weeLs ct
G 10 l;1is0 ~ = spenu'ns " =" 1859
srav'
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IRON our Nosuial pA1 ~:
MI, F.A. Alien c9lnnonoon n; ~ 1 T nIm
store on Monday. Harrison Dlil, Cnaries'
Adams ana otners are ooing Tue carpen-
Ter WORK go J.,
her brother Henry ?. Lawrence OF bosSon.
She Will commune 10 resluo VI ono pio0o
Ior tne present w;a,. 4;u hos heen
MIS- oonDy W. =. CO. ~ ,ast nd no
s ssn.v wsa r
Mrs. Bailey of Lancaster, N. H., is visit
inc her sister. Mrs. John Ii. Allen.
Miss Annie M. Pennell returned to
Portland on Tuesday.
Miss Lucy A. Lawrence and her niece,
Miss Helen M. Lawrence, were visiting
relatives in Skowhegan last week.
Mrs. George W. Libby is visiting friends
and relatives in Cape Elizabeth and Port
land this week.
School commenced in district NOD on
Monday. Miss. Nettie Libby is the
teacher.
DRY MILLS. ss#ss
rFron, onr Regular Correspondentsl
Toh,sa,, hos. rot,,rnad
mrs. James ~ WI, J91 4as mas ioouinoa
10 ner n0I p az LII s;ai, MIL, +rrboia
JaDeA o'Denson 80 So "AoA s'pAo-A
lever = ,x,uu;,, 10 ao,o +o Norvov ~
- "a. ~ -: uoiiiii na' So " ~
TTohD,A Morsa of New York city was
visiting srelatives in the neighborhood
last week. -,
Mrs. KaIle Oltcon ~ Wy SiiH VIII
FEVER. Her aaugn1ef' urs' oioii iii,' 10 WIFI