The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-01-19
MAINE TOWNS
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.
Scarboro.
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Scarboro.
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The Scarborough Sunday School Asso-
citation met with the West Scarborough
Sunday School Tuesday afternoon and
evening jamie. 1t being fine day the
attendance was very large in the after
noon and in the evening the church was
packed with over 400 people. The fol
lowing was the programme:
200 p. M. Praise Service, led by D. B.
Lothrop.
215 IN. Prayer by Rev.J. H. Mug
ridge. Address of welcome by H.Pills-
bury. Response by the President
2'30 Reading of records and other
business. Singing. Report of delegates
to the State Sunday School Association.
$40 Address by Rev. A. A. Lewis.
$40. Singing. Collection. Report OF
Committee on Resolutions. Short ad-
dresses. Singing.
500. Basket supper at Good Iemplars
Hall.
$780, Social service led by Rev. VIM.
Bradeen
$50. Concert exercises by First Free
Baptist Sunday School.
100 Concert exercises by Blue Point
40 Concert exercises by First Parish
Sunday School.
500 Concert exercises by West Scar
boro Sunday School.
$40. Concert exercises by Dyer Sunday
School, Saco.
900, Concert exercises 10y North Saco
Sunday School. Singing. Benediction by
Rev B. Freeman.
The evening exercises were very fine,
each school trying to do its best. The
people were well pleased with the exer-
cises and on the whole it was grand
success from beginning to the end and
the people are looking ahead to the next
meeting of the Association.
North Yarmouth.
Miss K P. Prince has returned from
Deering.
Mr.. sc. Loring and wife are on the
sick list this week. 81 ~
There are about thirty cases of mumps
in District Mol and q; and still there
is more to follow"
Mr. Fred Hayes, of Deering, was in
town Wednesday.
Look out for shooting matchn in
Miss Minnie Barter of Cum berland was
in town Monday.
Mr.N. Shurtleff and E. L. Haskell of
Wescustogo Grange attended Pomona
Grange at Scarboro Wednesday.
Mrs P H. Allen, who has been board
ing with her cousin, Miss Persis Sweet
sir, died very suddenly Wednesday morn
ing
a. Howard Buxton, of Cumberland
Centre commenced singing school in
this place Monday evening.
We notice Horatio Hamilton has re-
turned from his vacation.
Installation of officers at Wescustogo
Grange Thursday evening, followed by
an oyster supper.
George G:Osgood, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past three
weeks With the humps, is again attend
ing to his duties in the store.
Henry Sweeser is confined to the house
with the humps right IN the business
part of the season.
We hear that Mrs. J. D. Lowe is visit
ing rela tives in Philadelphia.
Gray.
- DRY MILLS.
Miss Lillian Marsden, who has been
stopping at H. L. Morse s, has'returned to
her home in Au burn.
Mrs. sborne Cobb is gaining slowly.
There were. several from this place
who attended court in Portland last
Friday and Saturday.
Jordan Brown, the father of John
Brown, is sick at his home at East hay
mond.
The whistle OH the butter factory
makes lots of noise five times "a day.
Mr.. George Hill slipped and fell on his
door steps last Tuesday and hurt him
self quite badly. r
, 7e ssss Kent's HILL a4s57 ss4
{, President W. i. Whitman Of Colby Uni
versity, addressed the students. Of the
Maine. Wesleyan Seminary Wednesday
evening. The lecture wasson ~ modern
opportunity
The ladies' circle ofs'the Methodist
church, met and enjoyed a picnic supper
AT Mrs. B. W. Hartman There was a
very good attendance and an enjoyable
time was had by all who attended.
Rev. H. A. Coolidge, pastor OF the Stod
dard Congregational church. is. spending
few days at the Hill.
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