The Portland daily press., 1894-10-02

Qu6nIly Gney laO a small nauQlenCe. line
songs are largely those sweet negro
reputation. Remember the evening,
Wednesday, Oct 3rd.
The frost of Wednesday night destroyed
all the vegetation that was not matured.
Farmers are now harvesting their apples
and the weather for the past few days
has ben excellent for thai work.
Miss Bessie Drinkwater of Cum berland
was in town on Friday. Mss
There will be a special meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society on Thursday after
noon, Oct. 4th, at 2 p. m, standard time.
North Yarmouth.
EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.
Miss M. Larry, who has been spending
the summer at Milan, Nj H., returned
Saturday, accompanied by her grand
daugh ter, Miss Eunice Larry, to the home
of her daugter, Mrs. Walter H. Evans.
Mr.. Clayson Evans is spending few
days with friends and relatives in Milan,
NH.
Quite numbe from this way went
on the excursion to Berlin Falls Sunday.
Yarmouth defeated the Junior club of
Yarmouth at Yarmouth Saturday by
score of 30 to 10.
WEST BALDWIN.
The H rvest concert and supper,
which occurred Friday evening at the
church, was a great success inevery way,
and was thoroughly enjoyed by large
audience. Every part was we'll rendered,
many OF them receiving an encore.
Much credit was due the young people,
who labored for its success.
Mrs. W. d. Buck, Miss Ruthie Buck
and MIRO MiIac Of Ia oin loi, Moco
who have been spending week at the
Peqnawket House, returned home Satur-
day. The late arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Davis of Portland.
Farmers are rushing their harvesting
this fine weather.
Gorham
At recent meeting of the directors of
the Cum berland County Agricultural
Society, the entire board were present.
The reports of the several department is
show avery succe ssful fair. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved. That the thanks of the board
of Trustees are hereby rendered to the
services in fitting up and arranging the
floral and fancy art department at our
recent fair. While special mention might
well be made of some, still to particu-
lar1ze might do injustice to others.
A gratuity of two dollars was voted
Miss Florence Libby of South Gorham
for competing in the Ladies special COM
petition Of speed in Harvesting and driv-
ing horses, also 50 to Mr.. Oren Hanson
of Buxton for a very odd and artistic
chain of his own manufacture.
WEST HARPswELL.
Farmers have nearly harvested their
potatoes, and but few rotten ones have
been found in this section.
Philip Webber and Charles Durgan
went to Portland Monday to attend Com
mercial College.
Mrs. G. H. Llarrabee and son, from
Webster Corner are visiting at Mr..
William Randalls.
Philip Webber and Paul Thomas shot
eleven coots and gannet in back bay
Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas is suffering
from severe attack of sciatica.
WEST GRAY
At the regular meeting of Mystic
Division S. of T., held Saturday night,
Sept. 80. these officers were Ell cted:
W.P.-Jennie Il. Pennll.
W.A.-Harry o. Hawks.
r. S.-Albert PennelI
A.. K.S-Abbie S. Pennell.
F.S.-Edith M. Allen.
Treas. Ernest H Allen.
Chap.-Dexter Morrill,.
Con.-Jennie O.Allen.
Asst. Con.-Louie P. Dill
I. E.-Charles E. Allen.
O.S.-Franklin MaxfieId.
These officers will be installed next
Saturday night.
Miss Laura Allen is at home and quite
sick. She has been nursing patient in
Portland sick with typhoid fever, and it
is feared that she may have contracted
the disease.
Miss Jennie Pencil is at home after a
three months stay at the Waumbek,
Jefferson, N. H.
AIRS. Lucy Knapp Of Freeman is visit
ing at her daughters, Mrs. George Free
man.
Mrs. E. S. Skillings and Mrs. A. G.
Frank visited Cum berland Mills last
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Libby was at South GRAY
last week with Mrs. A bbie ID. Cobb.