The Portland daily press., 1894-05-25
MAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.
Gray.
DRY MILLS.

Mr.. Charles Stewart Of Windham was
visiting at his brother Carl's the first
of the week.
There was a very heavy rain fall the
last of the week, which was very much
needed, as it was getting to be very dry.
Charles ]. McDonald, of Portland, was
visiting his father and friends in the
neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Cook has sold her place to Mrs.
Dwinal Verrill, and she has moved on
to it. Mrs. Cook has moved to New
Gloucester.
Greenleaf Small is building a new
barn.
byron Haskell has gone to Portland to
work.
Mrs.J. L. johnson and little son. of
Cliff Island are visiting at Mrs, IL,
Goff's.
At the last regular meeting of the W.
R. c. the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year:
. Pres. Mrs. E. l.. Golf.
Vice Pres. Mrs. W. Simpson.
Chap.-Mrs. Lucinda Cobb.
Sec.-Mrs. E. j.. Ramsdeli.
Ireas.-Mrs. Augusta Frank.
Condnctor-Mrs. Carrie Fields.
GUARDIANS. Chestina Cobb.
Fast Pres.-Mrs. Lucy A. Morse
They also chose the following delegates
to attend the State convention: 1st.
Mrs. M, G. Morrill,; End, Mrs. Augusta
Frank; 3rd, Mrs. Mary E. Knight; 4th,
Mrs. William Simpson. AlternaJes-1st,
Mrs. Martha Mari. End, Mrs. George
Cobb, 5rd, Mrs. Joseph Ramsdell; 4th,
Mrs. Edwin Field.
Mr.. Jermiah Walker was thrown from
his cart Monday, while driving about his
farm. The fall stunned him and gave
him serious shaking up, and his head
seemed badly affected at first giving
much anxiety to his family for while.
He has nearly recovered, and was able
to go out Thursday.
Mr.. Albert L. Mitchell died May IS, af-
ter long and painful illness. He was
an estimable citizen and leaves many
friends.
Capt. and Mrs. N. W. Blanchard arrived
home from New York last week.
Rev. E. K. Alden, D. D., Boston. Mass.
Sunday He was formerly a pastor of
his church, having spent his first year
in the ministry in Yarmouth.
Mr.. Hermon Seabury is experimenting
extensive repairs on the double house
on Main street owned by Mrs. H. Parsons
and Mrs. H. B. Pendleton.
Among recent visitors in Yarmouth we
notice Mr.. r. A. Soule of Cambridge.
Mass. at Mrs. A. o. Bakers, Rev. John
y. Graham and wife at Mrs. J. Graham's,
Mrs. Everett S. Taber of Stoneham.
M ass. at Mrs. A. L. Taber's, Mrs Mary
Chandler of Livermore Falls at Mrs.
Albert Seabury's, Mr.. Charles Coombs,
of Boston. at J. Coon s, Mrs. D. NJ. Need
ham, of Mechanic Falls, at Mr.. F. C.
Cushman's.
The Yarmouth base ball club has re-
organized this spring, and will play at
the old base bail grounds in Yarmouth
vile. They intend to have the ground
lifted up in fine style, and are now rails
ing fund for this purpose.
The repairs on the Dresser placeon East
Main street are completed, and the house
porch, and new paint. The Dresser
family has arrived from Boston. and
their guests from Auburn are expected
shortly
Hodsdon Bros. & Co. are having a
rushing business at present They have
received several large orders recently.
The Royal Arch Chapter at their We'd
nesday meeting worked the degree Of
past master on six candidates.
Baldwin.
NORTH BALDWIN.
1t has been very dry and the rain of
Saturday and Sunday was Just what
was needed. The grass is looking very
nice; If nothing happens there will be a
good crop.
The apple trees blossomed very full,
and il the cold does not hurt them there
will be fine crop.
Some of the farmers are nearly done
planting. They will be very fortunate
if the frosts of.the past few nights does
not injure the crops and they be obliged
to replant.
Mrs. SWEET and Mrs. Dyer of Yarmouth.
formerly of this place, were in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Parker have been
spending few weeks ;, in Portland and
vicinity.
Miss Mary Dyer of Sebago is teaching