The Portland daily press., 1894-02-21
WESTBROOK.
Democratic Caucuses.

Liz O6luOCIdOiC VoAN OA0OeSSS 'S@ =
held last evening, and the following can
didates nominated for the municipal
election March 5th:
Ward One
mon, secretary.
Alderman-S. C. Morton, A. N. Water
house.
School Committee-John Swan, B. E..
Sinclair.
Warden-O. A. Cobb.
Clerk-E. L. Harmon.
Consta ble-L. A. Frank.
City Committee-A.E E Gray, C.S. East
man, A. N. Waterhouse, sc. Morton, <.
S. Raymond.
Delegates D. Woodman. A.E. Gray,
CIV. Mace, CIV. Carle and B. G. Witham.
Ward Two.
Chairman. q. jackson; clerk, W. S.
Crowley.
Warden-John Graham.
Clerk-E. Z. Maybery.
Consta ble-Z. jackson.
George f. Field George F.
Mariner. "a
School Ccomm1ttae- William v. Ham
m ond, Howard Winslow.
Delegates-A. H. Bachelor, Ruel Wood
man, A. .Skillings, E. T. Maybury, DIR.
A. F. Murch.
CITY Committee-Z. Jackson, G.. n.
Raymond, WIS. Crowley, E.. May ybury.
Ward Three.
Chairman-w. Scott Pratt.
Secretary-N. A. Sweet.
Aldermen-A.W W. Pratt, W. P. Burnham.
Warden-C. A. Anderson.
Consta ble-F. B. Leighton.
Ward Clerk-H. Fl. Cutter.
School Committee-F.H H. Hill, r. R..
Jordan.
Cutler, WIS. Pratt, F.B. Leighton, DIR. G.
H Hawkes..
Ward Committee-N. A. SWEET.
Polling Committee-W. Scott Pratt,
John F.Cutter, George VIZ Cole.
Ward Four.
Aldermen-Georget B. Gray, Peter
Turgee.
Augustus Riggs.
Warden NJ. 0. Sullivan.
Clerk-James F. WEIGH.
onstable-Alexander DeBurne.
Delegates to Nominate Candidate for
Mayor-Philip Gostu. George B. Gray, M.
o. Sullivan, I. Lemgieux.
CITY Committee-Philip Gostu, Andrew
Maybury, George B. Gray. John F.
Sullivan, Alexander DeBurne.
No report was received from Ward 5.
The delegates to select candidate for
mayor and three aldermen at large will
meet at Odd Fellows hall Thursday
evening.
Monday Mr.. R. D. Woodman made a
misstep and fell on the doorstep as he
was leaving his home, striking on his
back, which came near injuring him
permanently. He is able to be about,
but with much difficulty.
The Installation of Rev. David Martyr
as pastor Of Warren Church at Cumber-
land Mills will take place today. The
council for examining the candidates
will meet in the afternoon at 2.3O o'clock.
The order of service for the evening will
be as follows, commencing at 7.30:
Organ Voluntary.
Invocation .............. Rev. NJ. c. Nelson.
Lords Prayer. ...........-... .-.:. Choir
Scrlptural Reading. .....-.. Rev. A. N. Dary
Responsive Reading. 49,. Rev. John C. Wilson
| Gloria. .....:...........- .-...-. Choir
Report of Council ..........................
| lnSGaIdLlOu ITdy6T
Rev. J. B. Saer, Cornish.
Sermon. :. REV. E. S. Tead, Someryille, Mass
| Hand of Fellowship. Rev. S. N. Adams
Address TO fdSIOr.
Rev. C. H. Pope, Kennebunkport
| Address to Church. REV. E. M. Cousins
Hymn 985. ................-.........
The public are cordially invited to at
tend both the afternoon and evening
services.
| The Empire Drill entertainment given
| by the society of Little Women, con-
nected with the Congregational church,
on Monday evening, in Odd Fellows
| hail attracted large audience, and was
a decidedly novel and pleasing affair.
| Th e young ladies who were the success
| full entertainers deserve much credit. The
| proceeds, some fifty dollors, net, ars to
be used in the building of the vestry the
| coming year.
A the Republican ward caucuses on
Monday evening excellent nominations
were made which will undou btedly be
| supplemented this evening by the re-
| nomination of Mayor Cordwell.
The Republican party of Westbrook
| will this spring present list OF nomina,