The Portland daily press., 1894-12-13
WESTBROOK.


hold a meeting this evening to hear re-
ports of committees and for election OF
officers.
. Mx. j. Thorne returned home yester-
day, from Pennington, N. H., where ne
has been stopping since last summer
with relatives. Mr.. Thorne has been
employed at cunning and farming. lie
reports game very abundant IN this To-
cality.
Mr.. Elisha Pratt of Rumford Falls
VINO is soon to assume the duties Oh
treasurer of the Rumford Falls Trust
Co. as in she city and Treasurer Wood
maa is demonstrating to him the work
iugs of the Westbrook Trust 90. Inc
banking institution in this city is very
ably managed, and Mr.. Pratt Will un-
doubtedly carry away WIN hin sono
valuable Information.
There is to be an exhibition OF China at
24aChurch street Dec.13. IA ana 10, 10
which all interested are cordially lnVl1-
ed.
The semi annual nomination OF OH GERS
was made at the meeting OF WestorooK
Lodge, K.of T. last evening
Yhe following is the order OF the pro-
eramme TO be carried out at the opening
al Mjnpehaha Council Fair at Red Mems
han this evening:
Male Quartette, Selected
Reading MISS Ano~ " eio
Cornets Duett
Male Quartette
Drill by II young ladies
Male Quartette Selected ua
Cornet Solo Will Raymond
Renitation Miss Blanche Libby
Male Quartette, Selected.
Mayor Cordwell was reported worse
yesterday, it being necessary 10 caIl eMo
physicians. He is suffering from hepatlc
collie.
NASH-MASON.
At 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon an
interesting home wedding occurred at
the residence of MIR. E. M. Nash OF
Church street, the contracting parties
being his daughter Miss Hannah G.
Nash and Mr.. Elmar Mason of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.C.
C.Pbelan. in the presence of relatives
and friends, The bride was gowned IN a
cream -coIored silk. After the ceremony,
the couple and relatives enjoyed Wed
ding supper. They will reside at ~
Church street. |.
Amesbury, Mass.
Warren & Co., Is stopping at the
Mr.. 3. l., Barnard, cashier at the Bos-
ton Office of S. D. Warren & Co, made a
visit to their plant in this CITY,.
MIR. Charles E. jackson, superlntendent
of the stock department, had valuap PIE
cold watch and chain stolen from his
room at the White House Tuesday even
ing. stranger, who worked the pro
nrietor of this house for lodging this
eyening is suspected. The authorities
have been notified and are working on
tine case. Mr. jackson places great value
on the articles, as they were the grts Oh
his father.the late 0enetal 'aoAsor. T,.
At the regular meeting OF Temple
Lodge. f. and A. M, last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term:
W. M.-Fred W. Babb.
S.W.-R.S. Robinson.
J W.-Frank o. Mariner.
SeoIetary-O.A A. Cobb.
Treasurer-H. H. B. Hawes.
Trustees-Stephen II. Skllllngs, ID. H.
B. Halves, Asa W. Pratt
The following officers of Cloudman
Post. q A A.R,,were elected at their Iegu-
lar meeting last evening, for the ensuing
year:
Post mmander-Charles C.Graham.
Senior Vice Commander-George De-
beck.
Jnnior Vice Commander-James Nor
ris.
Master-Robert Debeck.
Surgeon-Hebor Mayhem.
ChapIain-E. Newcomb.
O,D.-Eben Leighton.
O.G.-John Bryant.
Delegates-John E. Warren, ". K. Dana;
aIternates, James Morris. Eben Leighton.
The Valentine Hose Company is soon
to present "Gyp, the Heiress, in this city.