The Portland daily press., 1894-11-01
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pondents of the Press.
windham.
SOUTH wINDHAM.

Windham.
SOUTH wINDHAM.
Mrs. Sarah B. Holden and Mr.. Will Hol-
den of Potland spent Sunday at South
Windham.
Rev. e. G. Cook has returned from his
vacation and preached at the Free Bap-
tist church last Sunday.
DR.. R. B. Jordan of New Gloucester vis-
tied friends in this place Monday.
CD. Larry is quite extensively engaged
in shipping samples to Minneapolis :.
Some of the finest fruit ever gathered
about here was included in his purchase
from John McLellan's orchard. Mr..
Mcclellan has large fine orchard of
young trees and has just set out fifty
more,
Mr.. Adelbert Jackman and wife of
Montana are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. George Moore and wife of McPher-
son county, Kansas, who were married
in August and are East on wedding
tour, visited Mrs. Grace Walker recently.
North Yarmouth.
EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.
Miss Grace P. Sweetsir, of Boston,
Mass, has been spending q. few days
with her parents, lir. and Mrs. Albert
Sweetsir.
Mr.. r. T. Hodsdon has been spending a
few days in Boston, Mass.
Henry Larry of Milan, N. H., made a
short visit to his uncle, Mr.. W. H. Evans,
last week, and was accompanied on his
return home by his sister Eunice Larry,
who has been spending few weeks here.
Mrs. H. Harris of Portland spent Sum
day with her cousin. Mrs. MarianL Dunn.
Mrs. Fred v Allen is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Edwin &. Basford, LlvermoTe
Falls.
Mrs. Eliza Eaton of Portland is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Geo. F. Loring.
School in District No.6 closed Friday
after successful term of eight weeks
taught by Miss Inez G. Page of Vest
brook.
Mr.W. 7. Dunn spent Sunday at Oak
dale.
Rev. E. j. Prescott of ntisfield preached
at Union church last Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. III. HI. Hathaway.
There is some talk of Mrs. Ellen Young
moving to Portland to spend the winter.
MAY, the little daughter of DR.. Corliss,
who has been very sick with pneumonia
is able to sit up.
Mrs Abner Edwards, we are glad to
note, is slowly improving.
Miss Ada Merrill, who has been sick
all summer, has SO far recovered as to
ride out these pleasant days.
There has been good crop OF apples
in this vicinity this year ana OF much
better quality than usual. Thomas Smith,
of South BridgtoD has been here and
bought the most OF the apples in this
vicinity. Price $1.05 for Mol and SO
cents for No..
WEST ScARBoRo.
The apple crop was good in Scarboro
this season.
The Good Templars are having their
hall newly painted.
Burnham & Morrill, have commenced
to pack CLAIMS at their shop atPine Point.
There will be several carloads of Christ
mas yrees loaded at West Scarboro this
fall and shipped to Boston and New
York.
The Esty Band boys are giving fine
entertainments every week in the Good
Templars Hall.
The Pine Point boys gave party in
Good Templars Hall Wednesday evening.
WEST PARIS.
The young people Of this village are
to hold a sociable at Masonic Hall
Friday evening, Nov. 9Th under the aus
pices of W. U. G. C.
Arthur Tucker has moved to- Norway.
The remains of Mrs. Mary f., wife of
Julian Young, who died in Portland Oct
24th, we're brought to this place Satur-
day The funeral was at the Union
Church at O'Clock, Rev Mr.. Batron of
Bethel UniversaIist church officiating
Mrs. Young leaves husband. four chill.
dren and a mother, besides many friends,
to mourn her loss.
David E. Hayes is sick. Tt was feared
he would have typhoid fever.
Henry Fifield adyertises his stand for
sale.
Mrs. Daniel Curtis had second shock
Monday, and is in very dangerous con-
dit1on.
F. Scott is off on a vacation. WV.
Gardner is taking his place as stat ion
agent.
Frank Young is on the gain.
Lewis M. Mann is at Boston on busi-
ness trip.
Parties are looking over the rent and
store recently vacated by H. E. Andrews,
with view of locating here.
The remaining corn in Burnham &
Morri1l's corn factory has been removed
to Portland.
Samuel Ray shot partridge on R.
Tuell's steps recently.
Ell. Brown is painting the Judkins
stand. ~
Z The missing hound belonging to the
Pope kennell, has been found
Mrs. j W. Kimball has returned to
Portland.
Will Gordon is at New Sharon for a
few days.
Newfield.
The donation for the benefit of the M.
E. church last Wednesday evening, net
ted S43 10 for the treasury
The ladies' church Aid Society met at
Mrs. j. Moulton's s Thursday evening, and
supper was served of cake and coffee
from Wednesday evening, at five cents a
plate. About 40 were present. This was
given to the donation fund, making