The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-10
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Sanford.
SPRINGVALE

SPRINGVALE.
Business is quite brisk in the shoe
factories now.
The new station agent at the Portland
& Rocheste, station is Nh. j Adams of
Bath.
Miss Carrie Chase is spending few
days at Hampton Beach.
Miss Annie Bryant and Miss Florence
Hutchins are having an outing at Hotel
Fiske, Old Orchard.
The telephone line, which has been In
course of construction several weeks is
finished, and the connection is now COM
plete from Sanford to New York and
Chicago
MIS-. Clara Fernald and her niece from
South Berwick are visiting her nephew,
MIR. George Chick and other relatives
here.
Mrs. Lizzie Bartlett and daughter of
Washington, DC, are visiting her faith
err, Mr.. James Coffin at Shapleigh Cor
ner.
Asa Low, ESQ.,, was elected one of the
vice presidents of the Democratic county
convention, which convened at Alfred
Wednesday of last week, and Joel B.
Kicker was chosen member of the COM
mittee for this town.
L
ing; it not only put smile on the face
of nature. but cleared and cooled the at
mosphere, and we have had comfortable
weather ever since.
Miss Abbie Ross of Boston is visiting
her, father, Mr.. Jonathan Ross at Shap-
leigh.
DRY MILLS.
Mrs. Russell Fields OF South Windham,
and Mrs. Fannie Jordan of Brunswick are
visiting at their fathers, Mr.. Thomas
CUNTS.
Mrs. Emmerline Libby is failing fast.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Of Deering
are at their old home fol- few days.
Mr.. S. W. Foster having finished his job
on the wooden mill at Rumford Falls,
his workmen have returned home for a
few weeks or until the foundation for
his other job is put IN.
Master Thomas, son of Clarence Quint
of Portland, is visiting his grandfather,
Thomas CUNT
Quite large party of picnicers were
at Morrill's Pavilion Wednesday.
Yarmeath.
Mrs. Tryon will give lecture at the
Old Meeting House, Yarmouthville,
August II. the subject of which will be
Birds" ADMISSION 10 cents, except to
mem DerS OF Gn0 hllISlUo hlUfdry -duu
Ant ia uairan Association.
Standish.
! Mountain pleasure parties by rail and
| picnic e1 irsions up the Sebago Lake
| by the steam launch, afford much pleas
ure to our residents and thei- summer
| visitors.
Mrs. Annie E. Paine mad an impromp-
| tn musicale in her cool and attractive
parlors last Wednesday evening, in honor
of her guest, Miss Frederick D.Suydam,
soprano soloist in the Episcopal church
at Eliza beth, NJ. In addition to her
| graceful and winning personality, Miss
Suydam has voice of rare quality, feX-
ibilty and compass. A bright future is
before her In her endering of "Jeru-
salem" by Adam, Miss Suydam not
only caught the inspiration of the mus
ic, but she impaired the same to heI
hearers. In airs of a lighter vein Miss
Suydam developed their beauty and sen
timent in marked degree. In this
connection it is worthy of note that Mrs.
Chase, nee Oracle Paine, contributed not
| little to the pleasure of the evening by
her artistic rendering of some of Miss
Suydam's accomplishments.
Miss Adelaide o. Paine sails for Europe
from New York next Saturday week
and will join Portland friends at Ant
| werp before reaching Paris.