The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-25
WESTBROOK.

RUSSELL u. WOoQman, treasurer OF 6ne
Westbrook Trust Company, has been
making extensive improvements in land
around his residence on Main street,
east end. The residence has been paint
ed ar attractive color, new walk laid
and flower urns placed on the lawn.
Al. KnowIton has repaired the en-
CINE of the city stone crusher, ana yes
terday it was started up. 10 few days
ie will be shipped to Conway. NH,
where the city will get its crushed stone
from this season.
The following order has been issued
from headquarters:
Cloudman Post, No. 100,
Department. of Maine, GA. r..
Westbrook May %, 1884.
General Order MOL:
In obedience to orders from national
and department. headquarters and fol-
lowing the dictates Of our hearts, Memo
rial Day, May 80, will be observed by
Cloudman Post as follows:
Comrades will assemble sat G. A. r.
hall Wednesday, May 80, at 8 o'clock, a.
M, in full uniform-white gloves. hat
and belt.
The line will be formed and ready to
start at 9 a. m. in the following order:
Police.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
American Band.
Cloudman Post, No.100, GAR.
= Carriages with disabled soldiers.
City government, secret orders, schools,
citizens in carriages.
The public generally are invited to
participate in the exercises.
The route will be through Bridge to
Brown, Brown to Cumberland, Cumher-
land to Main, Main to Bracket, Brack-
EFT to Cross, Cross to the cemetery.
After the ceremony and decorating OF
graves, the line will be formed and
march back to the hall, where the post
will be dismissed. @
Sunday,ssMa 81, will be observed as
Memorial Sunday, and by invitation this
post will attend divine services at War
rel church in a body. and for this pur-
pose comrades will meet at their hall at
$50 O'Clock a. m. wearing blue uniforms
or dark clothes, white gloves, UNIFORM
hat, and badge, and march to the
church.
We would earnestly invite all ex-sol-
diers and sailors, not mem bers OF this
post to unite with us in these solemn SER
vices. While it is desirable that as many
comrades as possible should be uni
formed, yet no comrade should stay
away on account of lack of uniform.
Rev. George D. Lindsay Of Portland
will deliver the memorial address In the
Warren church, Wednesday, at o'clock
p. m.
For the evening services, comrades will
meet at their hall at 7.15 o'clock p. M,
rade should make it a personal matter
to 80 arrange his bust ess that he can at
tend theservices.
Per Order,
E.W. Jones, Commander.
William H. Holston, Adjt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Verrill, Howard
Stevens and Miss Cora Verrill, left yes
terday for carriage drive through the
county stopping at the Songo Tor few
days fishing.
Mr.. Wescott of Portland will do the
mason work for the Springer block on
Main street, and Mr.. johnson of Stroud
water will have charge of the woodwork.
The Rev. Matt Hughes never appeared
to better advantage before Westbrook
audience than he did on Wednesday
evening ut the Odd Fellows celebration.
The choirs of the Warren Congrega-
tional and Universalist churches. assist
ed by the ladies' ouartette, consisting of
Misses Legrow, Addie May Quinby. AL
ma Fellows and Myra Bragdon, are de-
serving of special mention for the excel
lent concert programme furnished. Pro-
fessor George A. Quinby and wife made
this feature of the celebration of unusu-
al interest.
The Westbrook Electri Light Compa-
has started up the new dynamos, and
they are working to perfection.
Joseph Hazelton has purchased the
CT. Ames Office building on Main street
and yesterday moved it to the steamboat
landing, to be used as ticket Office for
the Sokokis.
Conductor John Bowdoin INDUCED in a
quiet fishing excursion Wednesday. He
did not stray great way from home,
but was probably as successful as many
who travel miles in search of the finny
tribe.
Milton Berry lost the third finger of
his.right hand yesterday by catching it
in the rollers of the roller mill at J.W.
Morris's grist mill. George n. Raymond
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