The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-23

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Inc Odd Fellows are having very
convenient and commodious stage built
in their new hall.
WEST PARIS.
Everett D. Andrews and wife started
Ior San Diego, CAL, last Thursday.
Iney intend to reside there il the
climate ID beneficial 60 their son. Her
bert r. Andrws, the PRESS correspon-
dent. Herbert and family started some
Two weeks ago These two families will
be greatly missed in our little village,
as was shown by the large number at
the station on, the day of their depart
| ure.
hM. M. Il, thaway o Bryfnts Pond has
purchased the remaining stock in the
ANDREWS store of Noyes & Andrews, and
mas removed it to sBryant's Pond;
/ ~,daGGle LOW, who has been at work for
Moves q Andrews has goue to Bryant's
Fomo TO work for M. M. Hathaway.
Elroy Davis has leased the black
smith shop of Fl. Curtis and is prepared
TO 90 all kinds of blacksmithing.
0orden Brothers of New Sharon, have
| opened branch cooper shop in Donham's
( 1912 oAu oAc COL dpplc DdIIclS
Tor th.se who wish. Will Gordon and A !.
L. Mace are the crew employed. They
construct some one hundred day.
II, Lewis M. Mann has moved into his
house purchased of Everett D. Andrews.
Lorraine Willis has moved into the judi
| kins rent.
Joseph jackson, who has been at work
| Tor II .Curtls. moves to Rumford Falls
MONDAY. He is going to work in a
blacksmith shop.
| Frank Durham is at work for Porter
OF South Paris, running the engine for
| Porter's cider mill.
! .Mrs.J. W. Kim ball has been in the
place for the past week.
Lewis NJ. Mann &Son have sold beau
tlful white bronze monument to S. &
A. j.. Rowe of Bryant's Pond. These are
fast taking the place of marble and
| granite.
Bert Willis is on the gain.
| y Frank Young is gaining slowly as is
also Mrs. A. r. Buchanan.
: George Farnum has moved into his
rent.
Rumford.
The storms that have made such havoc
on the coast recently have been very
tame inland, and but little rain fallen.
| The low places and bridges on the
SouthRumford river roadsare being raised
and graded some four and five feet.
There have been two severe cases of
scarlet fever at OK. Cary's.
Mrs. Sally Cary had slight shock the
other day. 1t affected her right side.
She is some better.
A. j. Marble of East Rumford has
moved to the Centre, and is cIerking for
W. W. Stevens in his store. Mr.. Stevens
resides at the Corner and runs a store
there. sf
Willis Hemingway has disposed of
his, interest in the Hemingway farm of
his brother-in-law, Harvey Neal.
The apple CROP in some orchards is
quite large and of fine quality, while in
other orchards the crop is small, very
uneven. 1t is SO in other towns learn.
Mrs. Dana Elliott is very feeble
woman. She is now at her fathers, M.
u. Wyman. esye.s
Gray.
Messrs. Harvey Thayer and Richard
Andrews of Bowdoin College passed
Sunday with their parents.
Miss Mertie Skiilings Second Assis-
tant at Bridgton Academy, visited her
parents over Sunday.
Mr.. John ID. Anderson will return here
ard occupy his house
Mr.. Lee b. Hunt has purchased the
stock of groceries owned by Mr.. H. F.
Collsy, and will continue business in the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. Colley.
Mr.. Chas. Head will move into the
small house now occupied by Fl. E.
Colley. Mr.. Colley will occupy the an
mex to the store known as the late
James Small store until he disposes of
his carload of fine flour, the sPerfec-
tion.n