The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-01-13
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press
Buxton.
WEST BUXTON.

WEST BUXTON.
&c. Am brose, Esq, has been critically
i'll during the week. but is recovering.
Daily services are being held in the
FrsenllI Baptist church during holy
week.
Citizens are putting in their supply of
ice from the river and Bonny Eagle
pond. A cargo of gsRsum is being adj
mired at grist mill Of McCorrison & Son.
The dramatic club is rehearsing "1'he
Mountain Waif," and will make an ex-
hibit of the same at an early date.
The Saco River Wooden Co will run
their mill full time for the present.
A. K. p. Lords lumber mills are
closed for the winter and there is no sale
for box boards.
The Mission Circle met with Mrs. M.
Frost yesterday afternoon.
The Rosenberg clothing store has
been re-opened with Mr.. Briant on
deck.
sleighing is excellent.
Baldwin.
EAST BALDWIN
Miss Eva Wood entertained number
of friends very pleasantly. last Tuesday
evening.
Robert Wilson of Hollis, and Ella
Colby, of Springvale, spent Sunday with
friends in this place.
Although there is much sickness in
neigh boring towns, East Baldwin is
keeping up it's reputation as most
healthful locality.
Henry Hoyt is hauling timber from
the Flint lot to Steep Falls for Coolbroth
and Tucker. He employees two teams.
Yarmouth.
Mr.. James H. Adams and Miss Maud R.
Moore were married Thursday morning,
Jan. II, at the Baptist parsonage by Rev.
J. H. Barrows. The happy couple go to
Boston ON theirgwedding trip.
Cumberland Royal Arch Chapter at
their meeting Wednesday evening at
MasonicssHall elected the following. offic-
ers:
M.E.B.P.-F.A.P endexter.
R.-L.R Cook.
Sc. l.. Bucknam.
Treas.-R. Harding.
Sec.-M. Stodard.
HI. P. Hutchinson.
P.S.-A. Humphrey
RIA. C.-L. P. Pomeroy.
Finan. Com. A. Pendxeter, l.. L.
Shaw, H. Seabury.
Capt. William Gooding arrived home
Monday.
The officers elect of WI. Haskell Post
10S, GA. RE-, were installed at 6. A.
r. hall on the evening of Jan.6 by Past
Post Commander Geo. e. Bryant. Fol-
lowing is the list of officers:
Commander-L. 4. True.
Senior Vice Com-Andrew Leighton.
Junior Vice Conn.,. II. Doughty.
Surgeon. w. W. Thomas.
Chaplain-H. P. Merrill.
QuratermaSter-J. A. Chase
V.D.-Charles johnson.
OCT. r. Chase.
The installation was followed by
speeches and "a supper, at which the
Relief Corps were present.
Mr.. William Anderson, an aged aud es-
Unable citizen, passed away Jan.5, at
the age of so years, months. He was
born in Freeport, but for the greater
part of his long life was a citizen of Var
mouth. He leaves many warm friends
here.
The annual meeting of Yarmouth
Manufacturing Company will occur at
Masonic Hall Saturday evening, Jan. 13
for election Of officers and other matters
of interest.
Mr.. John I. Smith, who has been alarm
ingly i'll, is reported as slightly improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Baker and son
left for Norfolk, Virginia, last Friday
morning.
The following list of wescustogo Lodge
Jan. II:
Chan. Com. E. Allen.
Vice 1T s. Blake.
P.-Sumner Drinkwater.
Master of the Work-John D. Bennett
M. of E.-E. H. Wilson.
M.of F.-A. H. True.
K. of Rand ST. A. True.
A.-C. W. Geron.
John D. Bennett and G. L. Bucknam are
the representatives to the Grand Lodge
DR.. "A Merrill trustee for three years.
The scarlet fever has again made its
appearance in town. Mr. Palmer, who
resides in the Farrar house on Portland
street has several children sick with this
disease.
The grippe is prevailing extensively all
about town. Rev. Mr.. Barrows has been
sick with it for some time, and Mrs.
Graham and Mr.. Augustus Cleaves are
reported very Isick. Mr.. J. p. Caswell is
confined to his bed with scatic rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Ross Titcomb is recov ering
slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Plummer,
who have been dangerously i'll with grip
for three weeks past, are reported as
slightly better; also Mr.. Horatio Soule
is mending slowly. Mrs. Herbert Grant
is another victim of grippe and is very
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Coombs gave select
whist party Wednesday evening, which
was said to DE very recherche affair.
Scarboro.
The Scarboro Sunday School Associa.
tion will hold its next meeting with the
NJ E. Sunday school at West Scarboro.
Tuesday afternoon and evening, January
16. All interested in Sunday school work
will please attend.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
The following decision with rescript
was received from the law court yester-
day:
HANCOCK COUNTY.
John U. Hill VS.. Harriet H. Bean ct ais
Rescript by Judge Libby-Bill in
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