The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-08

From our Regular correspondent
Most every farmer has more or less city
boarde-s.
A frost in low places for the past few
nights. 79s gai
A light crop OF corn this year
The wind blow damaged the apple
crop of this section nearly one half.
Mr.. S. Moulton has sold his farm. Price
$780,
Game seems to be quite plenty but
gunners are not
Coons are making havoc in many
pieces of corn.
many are the farmers who have become
wiser and Twill do different next year"
Joseph Bracket has sold his stand,
also the house lots.
Mrs Peary was buried Saturday, Sept.
End.
Howard Brothers have rented the
Holmes store for a year. A
Most fall schools IN this section began
Monday morning.
Grain is better than most people ex-
pected, both in quantity and quality.
Potatoes are far better than farmers
had any hopes for.
There is not much sickness in and
about this place, our physicians re-
port.
IA
Union church at South Hiram, and Rev.
Mrs. Clark seems to have charge.
Richard Norton and Allen Garner are
expected home from the Worlds Fair
this week. Ernest Hatch and family
went last week.
VinaIhayen.
from our Regular Correspondent
John McSwain, Of Cape Breton, COM
mitted suicide at the Harbor House here
Tuesday night by hanging himself with
piece of rope that he used for his trunk
flashing. Fastening the rope to his bed
stead, he placed the moose around his
neck and let himself down to the floor,
his body resting on the floor, with his
head only about one foot above, in which
condition he was found. Sickness is
supposed to be the cause. He leaves
daughter in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. W. 7. Tolman was thrown from a
carriage Tuesday, her right ankle badly
broken and her left knee dislocated by
the horse shying. Mr.. Green, who was
driving, was thrown out. but not seri
ously hurt.
Labor Day passed off very quietly here.
The different trades-unions headed by
the Vinalhaven band, had a parade in
the forenoon, after which games were
enjoyed of different kinds.
F.S. Walls and wife. who have been
at their cottage at Northport. Camp
ground for some time, arrived home
Monday.
Harpswell.
EAST HARPswELL.
TFrom Our Regular Correspondent
The High School at Cundy's Harbor is
taught by Miss Mertelle Snow, of Litch-
field. This school has new flag. Miss
Laura Pulsifer in Nos, and Mrs. Emma
Coombs in No.9 began school Monday.
Coast Missionary Lane has gone to Port
land for few days, but will preach at
Powers Point week from Sunday.
has arrived from the Banks, and reports
rough weather and the loss of a foresall.
North Yarmouth.
From Our Regular Correspondent
The stockholders Of the Walnut Hill
Creamery held their annual meeting
Sent. 4th, and the following were elected
directors for the ensuing year: Col. II. S.
Osgood, DR.. Vim. Osgood, G. H. Sawyer,
EFT. Haskell, o. Higgins, F.Stockman
and A Little.
Miss Eleanor Loring has been visiting
Mr.. C.S. Sweetser started Saturday to
attend the G. A. r. Encampment at In
dianapolis He will also spend short
time at the Worlds Fair
Fred Morrill, has recently brought a
verv fine three-year- old colt
Miss Lena Prime is attending school at
EAST RAYMOND.
[From Our Regular Correspondent
Mrs. 4. n. Fisher Of Milford, Mass