The Portland daily press., 1893-09-26

MISS EGnel u. ban AloSOo ninSSi0
E. and Maude w. Merrill attended the
wedding of their friend, Miss Grace N.
Lufkin, at North Yarmouth on Thursday
evening of last week.
At meeting of Diadem Lodge L. g.
T. 326, held last Saturday evening, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, God by his all-wise Provl-
dence, has once more visited our frater-
nal home and taken from us our beloved
brother and friend Hubert 5. HefrcK.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow in hum
BILE submission to the will of God, we
none the less mourn his loss.
Resolved, That i'll his death our lodge
has lost one of it's most earnest and use
full memb ers and one whose endeavors
ity, and his family dutifu] and loving
brother.
Resolved, That the heatfelt sympathy
of our lodge be extended to the family OF
our departed brother.
Resolved, That the charter and regaiia
of this lodge be draped in mourning for
q period of thirty days as mark OF
respect tor our departed brother, that
these resolutions be spead upon the
recods of the lodge, and copy Thereon oe
forwarded to the family of our deceased
brother, and to the Portland Daily Press.
Pm. Leighton
ME-. Merrill,
SSH. Porter,
Committee on resolutions.
Falmouth, occupied the pulpit in ex-
change with the pastor.
There will be musical and literary
entertainment Tuesday evening to help
defray the expense Of tuning the organ
in the church.
WEST PARIS.
Dexter Gray, who cut the ends of two
fingers off on buzz saw palmer about
three weeks ago, has returned to work at
South Paris.
Leila A. Durham, only daughter OF q.
W. and Clara E. Durham, OF North Earns,
died Sept. Is, aged 10 years. :.
. Most of the summer company mas lels.
E. Fl. Brown, in company with Or. y.
H. Judkins, started for the Worlds Fair
Sept. 16. -,
lage have gone away to school. Linda
Locke, Nellie Marshall, Emma Willis,
Ada Briggs. Miss jackson and Ernest
my. Edwin Mann at Gould Academy.
| S. Clarence Curtis and Arthur Mann to
| South Paris Academy.
Seyeralxfrom this place attended the
fairs held at Norway and South Paris.
Henry Fifield and Walter Cole are go
ing to work in the sled factory at South
Paris.
Augustus Bacon is working at the cul-
vert which is being built about mile
below South Paris. =,
The fall term of school commenced with
Miss Lula Buck Of Gorham as teacher: ;,
Danville j Libby, .of Woodstock, died
at his home Sept. %.
famous stallion owned by Perry Earring
ton, of Locke's Mills, is not expected to
live. 1t is said he is sick with lung
fever This horse when yearllng held
the New England yearling record, and
has made some fast:time this season. He
is now only three years old.
Winfield Emmons is home from Frye
burg for few days
Alfred Perham and Allie Peary were
at home on visit last week.
Died at Gorham, N. H., Sept. 20 Jared
Young, twin brother of David Young OF
this place, aged about 49, These were
the Oldest twins in New England, II not
in the United States. Uncle Jared was
native of this town and came down to
see his brother David only few months
ago. Your correspondent saw them in
conversation at the time and wondered
if they would ever meet again. Uncle
David is strong and healthy for man
Of his age and goes withuot cane. He
said he did all the chores at his place
besides working some on the farm. Uncle
Jared has been failing in health for
many years, and his death was not I'M
expected.
The Pioneer factory will run about
two weeks longer.
The corn factory has had bad run
this season, and will run only day more.
Saturday they put up 10000 cans. in
all they have put up about 275, 600