The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-15
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.
Yarmouth.

| Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, Dec. IA. Miss Ida May
| Allen of Yarmouth, and MIR. Fred L.
Dalton of Haverhill, Mass, were married
in Georgetown Mass, Moves.
Mr.. Joseph A. Chase of Y armouth, and
Mrs. Helen ]. lloyd of East Boothhay were
married at the Baptist parsonage by Rev.
j. h. Barrows on Saturday, Dec. 6th. The
happy couple gave a reception at their
residence OH Summer St. Saturday even
ing to W. l.. Haskell Post (of which the
groom is a msmber,) and few other
| friends. A fine collation. was served,
and the veterans passed the evening very
pleasantly with their comrade and his
| bride.
| Mr.. Lewis P. Pomeroy and family, and
Mrs e has Sargent left this week for Wor-
| cester, Mass, where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs. e. R. Goodwin. Mrs. Sargent
will spend the winter at Professor Good
wins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Groves returned last
FRIDAY from a three weeks visit to rela-
| tives and friends in Massachusetts,.
Wednesday evening the following offic.
ers were elected BY Cumberland R..
A Chapter:
ME-. H. Pr. A. Pendexter.
XII. r. Cook,
Sd I. Hutchinson,
C. IL. p. Pomroy,
P.S.-A. H. Humphrey,
r. CA. D. Doble.
Barnabas Freeman, Esq, is very i'll.
Messrs. r. F. Greeley and Joseph Davis
returned Sunday from their trip to Gull
ford and vicinity. MIR. Davis stopped
| with MIR. j. Wilson Greedy, while Mr.. p.
Greeley. with two Guilford men, went
Elliotsville hunting for game. They
found deer plenty. They secured three
during the four days they spent there,
and saw thirteen at one time. They. spent
their nights at an old camp, and had
Jolly good time," and lots'of hard
Despite the rain and slippery sidewalks
the fair at First Parish chapel Wednes-
day afternoon and evening was well
patronized. The crowd present in the
early part of the evening had very
pleasant social season, during which the
turkey.supper disappeared. and the sales
of aprons and fancy articles were entire-
ly satisfactory. The evening closed with
a short musical entertainment, inter-
spersed with readings.
The following are the officers elect for
ensuing year in W. L. Haskell P ost:
Com.-Andrew Leighton.
Sen. Vice Conn.,. II. Doughty
Jun. Vice Conc. L.. Marston,
Cheplain-H. P. Merrill,
Surgeon-W. W. Thomas,
Q.M-H. Leavitt,
O.D.-C. Fl. johnson,
OCH. G.. Ross,
Delegate to Encampment-J. 81.
Trnstses-c. H. johnson, T. R. Chase.
NJ. e. Merrill.
Rev. Mr.. Bragg will preach next Sunday
at the Methodist church at $50 pm.
Mrs. Luther Hyde of New York, arrived
in town Wednesday.
MIR. George Pierce and family of Red
stone, N. H., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Stoddard.
Mr.. Perez B. Wyman, respected and
esteemed citizen of Yarmouth, died
Dec. aged SO years.
Mr.. LIP. Pomeroy has contracted to
build stable for Mr.. g. W.Sweetsir.
The next meeting of the Scarborough
Sunday School Association will be held
with the First Parish Sunday School at
Black Point, January s. The programme
will be as follows:
s.oo-ssrvice of Song. led by Mrs. DR.. Mer-
Rev. T. & ans SONG a q
come: Reading OF Records, appointing
. :. Of Commit9ses , and other business. =,
QUESTIONS; sinsins: how Shall We Sc
sc eh1s on ths RsTt
j.. g. Merrill, , D.: Discussion of the
same.
ing; Report of Committees; Basket
$50 Singing; What has the Sunday -sehool
lex. (Ai epected to take part in three
minute addresess.l
7.oo-Address by E. s; Everett on $. S.
People i IN the ssu nds Sc aS By James
Paterson and others; Collection; Un-
finished business; Benediction by Rev.
J. G. Merrill, d. d.
The reading OF Shakespeare's mid
summer Nights Dream" by Miss Mary
S.McCobb OF Portland, in the M. E.
church Thursday evening, was largely
attended. The proceeds were for the
benefit of the public library
At regular meeting of Harmony
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. held Wednesday
evening, these officers were elected:
W.M.-Charles H. Redlon.
S.W.-E. +. Hanson,
J.W. E. Little.
Treasurer-H. r. Millett.
Secretary-F. W. Harding.
SD. E. Cobb.
JD. P. F. ROBBIE.
Finance Committee-J.A A. Hinkley, E.
W.Guptill, Lewis Mcclellan.
A public installation will be held
Wednesday, January g.
stopping shcrt time with MIR. NJ. {. Stur
gis.
Prominent Republicans Banquetted.
New York, December 1.-THE West Side