The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-23
week. Her recovery is considered

MI, T.. c. Lewis, the Free Baptist
evangelist, under charge of the State AS
ISOLATION, closed four weeks series OF
meetings with the Free Baptist church at
South Limington ON Saturday evening
last. The church has been very much
revived and there have been 10 CONVEX
sions. Mr.. Lewis is just the man for
this work, and his memory will be cher
lshed IN the hearts of very many, The
association is very fortunate in securing
the services of such man. Mr.. Lewis
expects to spend the present week with
friends at Augusta for recuperative pur-
| poses, and next week will begin q series
| Of meetings with the Free Baptist peo-
pie at Fairfield, Maine
Mrs. IL. II. Brackett is spending sever
al weeks at Greene, Me-, with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DIR. II. III. Purinton.
Mr.. Cyrus II. Moody, in the hotel and
| livery business at the village, has sold
out his buildings and business to Chas.
E. Emery OF North Limington. Possess
sion given March Goth proximo.
The post office department. OF the in
coming administration will not have to
look around very much for candidate
to ill the place Of postmaster at Lining
| ton. There are severalin the field, among
the more prominent ones being Charles
e. Dimmoek, a former postmaster,
Frank NJ. Bradbury and Charles e. En-
cry. All Of them expect to get it.
Most all of the lots of apples in this
section have been bought up and most of
them shipped Prices are not ruling
very much higher, than last fall. The
latest prices are 50 for ones and tWos.
delivered at the station.
Notwithstanding the limited amount
OF snow UP to the present week, there
has been an unusually large amount Of
lumber cut and hauled to mills and upon
the bank Last season was bad sea-
son to get lumber along in the rivers, on
account of the low water. All the ium-
Der cut and landed upon Little Ossipee
for last springs drive, something like
100000 feet is all in the river at the
present time, above Nason's Falls, there
not having been water enough at any
time during the season TO get them past
that place.
Quite number Of children and young
people are being visited with measles.
At present they seem to be largely con-
fined to the village and its near sur
roundings. No cases of mortality.
The general health of the people this
winter SO far is very much in excess OF
that of last winter. One day last winter
DR.. Moulton reports of riding 80 miles
through about six inches of mna, and
visiting SO patients.
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| CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
ss,a3 [FrOm Our Regular Correspondent
AT Republican caucus held last Sat
urday afternoon the following candi-
dates for town officers were nominated:
n Town Clerk-D. L. Blanchard: ejgS5
s scona + H. ehase
y IS, S. Committee II. Merrill. KITE d
'!,o NO nominations we're made for third
selectman and treasurer. ~ aissgs
i i Mi. o.. s. Collins has gone to Buffalo
10 undergo another, surgical OPERATION
for rupture. e..s'
Delfred Farwell is sick with munnps,
having caught them at Cornish where he
has been for some time past.
Wan. M. Thompson, who has been at
work for O. S. Themes for the past five
years has left his employ and will move
to Cumberland Mills.
The masquerade ball on Thursday
night of this week, will be at the town
hall and not Agricultural hall as given
last week.
: fl. B. ColeGis at home from vassalboro
for short vacatiops
Rev, DR.. Merrill Of Portland gave an
interesting lecture in the Greedy Instr
tute club course, upon his travels
abroad last summer.
Rev. Matt S. Hughes will give a lecture
at Greedy Institute hall on Thursday eve
ming, March I'd.
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