The Portland daily press., 1894-11-30

cath of Mrs. Sally Stinchfeld-Other Per-
sonal and Local Notes
/ The supper and entertainment given
by the Emmett Club last evening, was
enjoyed by large number OF their
friends. f'i.
/ Mr.. Leo Traitor, who is attending the
Massachusetts School of Pharmacy, is
spending short recess with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Traitor of this city.
The Westbrook electrics did heavy
business during yesterday and last eve
ming. 81
. MIR. Wilbur Lewis and family OF Bath
spent THANKSGIVING with Mr.. Lewis's
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Lewis of
this city.
I MIR. II. Hazleton and family of Port
land were the guests of Mr.. W. W. Cutter
of this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Senate of Maiden,
Mass, were the guests of relatives in
this city yesterday.
Messrs, Meldon and Winfield Scott of
Portland were the guests of their par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John Scott of this
city.
Turkey disappeared rather rapidly at
the home of Mr.. b. +. Roberts OF MAIN
grandchildren to the number OF twenty
sat down to the family board.
- Councilman f. E. A ndersOn and Mr.. W.
Fl. Anderson of Portland and Mr.. G. M.
| Wescott Of East Boston were the guests
of DIR. C.. R. Anderson, Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Clinton Anderson Of Hayerhlll,
Mass, spent Thanksgiving at his nome
in this city.
Mir. Walter Watson of Boston spent
THANKSGIVING at the home of his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John Watson OF Main
street.
Mr. A. Hezelton and family OF Free
port were the guests OF relatives IN this
city yesterday.
A party of young people form this city
crew of the departing steamer Labrador
at her dock in Portland yesterday after
noon.
MIR. Samuel Mason, of Glasgow. Scot
land, is the guest of his sister, Miss
Elizabeth Mason of this city.
Skating on Kings Cove and Beaver
Pond furnished the principal enjoyment
for the young people OF this city Ihahks-
giving day.
Mr.. George W. Wheeler..sof Boston spent
THANKSGIVING with his family in this
city.
Mrs. Agnes Verrill left yesterday for a
few days visit with her brother, Mr..
Charles Grant of Yarmouth.
MIR. W. Webb of this city was guest
of the Elk aid Emerald clubs at their
banquet in Portland last Wednesday
evening. and assisted in the entertain
ment by giving recitation which was
very favorably received.
Miss Merlie Rogerson of Leroy, n. ".
is the guest Of her cousin, eMiss Elaza-
beth e. Cutter of Files street. 49,
Messrs. Elmer Mason of this city and
lanes Post of Ihorndike, and Misses
Hannah Nash and. Florence Giles OF this
city were the guests of friends in Stand
| ish yesterday. -,
MI. Warren Warehouse of Haverhill
and sister, Miss Adelaide of Biddetord.
spent Thanksgiving with the family OF
| W. H SWEET OF Main street.
| Miss Georgia Clark of the Dwight
| school. Boston, arrived home yesterday
| for a short stay with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. H. L! CLARK. 5st
Mr.. Joseph Lankis of North A dams,
| Mass, a former employ of the West brook
Manufacturing Company, is visiting
| friends in the city.
The family of Mr.. A lonzo LIBBY OF this
CITY spent THANKSGIVING with the fami-
| " of MIR. Fred Walker Of Cape Eliza beth.
DEATH OF MRS. SALLY STINCH-
*. FIELD.
| Mrs. Sally, widow of the late Hovey
| Stinchfield. died at the home of heI
daughter. Mrs. H. It. CLARK, of Rochester
street, yesterday morning, at the sad-
| yanced age .ofsS2 years and 6months.
| The decease.i has cen resident of tnis
city for q little more than 4, ye9ar, &c com.
| ing here from Foud du Lac, Wis, Where
her husbanaaaied in 1885. SheziWas "a
native of Maine. being born in Clinton,
where she resided for many years. One
son, Mr.. Charles II. Stinchdeld ga Fesi,
dent of Wisconsin. and two daughters,
Mrs. S. A. Sparkman of Descates, Ala,
and Mrs. H r. CLARK OF this city survive
| her. The funeral services will he hello
| at her late home in this city, and the re-
| mains will be sent to Wisconsin for bur
lal.
THANKSGIVING EVENTS.
| The union Thanksgiving services
| which were held at the Methodist church
| Wednesday evening, were largely attend
| - fbo protpc stan oh urchpG of ht