The Portland daily press., 1895-09-14

Ginger CHI g M. M Partridge.
Gypsy, b m Clark Bros.
Fred Weaver. McCorrison Bros.
Black Bess, blk IN j. A. Trafton.
Daniel, b g Chas Jenkins.
Lucy Nelson, m @. II. Nelson.
224 Trot Or 227 Pace. Purse $500.
Lady .Fearnaught, blk m J. Chaplin.
Genl. Mack, bro Carl Stewart.
Pop Corn, b g j. E. and j A; Durgin.
.. Black Medium, blk s Chas Thayer.
Dimple P. b m J A. Traitor.
Riley, b E. N. Hutchins.
Fannie W., b III G. r. Wescott.
Oakdale Dot, blk E. T. Maxwell
Glendale. b G. K. Richards.
Charlie Startle, blk g G. Anthoine.
Jeanette, b m r. l.. Cummings.
Glenarm, b G. P. Drake.
Ned Allen CHI g Mahlon Jordan.
Watson b Mahlon Jordan.
Gipsey, b IN Clark Bros.
Chas. A., blk G Clark Bros.
Nibs, br W. r. Chapman.
Fearnaught Prince, chs Chas Jenkins.
Damosella, b m G. II. Nelson.
Little Miss, b m @. Ell. Nelson.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
West Gray Sept, Is. There was al
double wedding at Mr.. Albert Pennell's
on Wednesday morning, when two
daughters of Albert Pennell, Miss Annie
NJ, and Miss Jennie l.. Pennell were
united to Mr. Paul w. Wescott, of Port
land, and Mr.. Albert A. Libby, of Wind
ham. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr.. Aiken of Windham Hill. Only
members of the family were present, with
one exception. MIR. and Mrs. Wescott
took the afternoon train for Portland,
where they will be at home at No. 81
Smith ST. Mr.. and Mrs. Libby will re-
side in West Gray with the brides father.
DEATH OF GEO. S. ALLEN.
Mr.. George S. Allen passed away on
Monday afternoon, Sept. 9, after long
and lingering sickness from consumption.
Mr.. Allen was young man OF excellent
character and was highly esteemed in
this community, where he has lived for
several years. His mother, who has been
solely afflicted, having lost a husband
and three children all from the same dis
ease, and his only surviving brother have
the heartfelt sympathy of all in their be-
reavement The funeral occurred on
Thursday. conducted by Rev. Mr.. Worm
wood of Gray.
Capt. Albert Maxfield has returned to
New York.
Rev . Mr.. Hooper, state missionary OF
the Uniyersalist church, called on several
families in West Gray this week
Mr.. r. A. Allen attended the fair at
Gorham on Wednesday.
Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, Sept. 10, 1S95-Mr. Josiah
Sanborn, a meritorious and respected citi.
zen of Yarmouth and a member of w. l. :.
Haskell Post, 6. A. R., who has been in
falling health for some time, died quite
suddenly Wednesday, Sept. II, aged Sc.
Funeral at his late residence Saturday at
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Moxey have been
greatly afflicted by the loss OF their lovely
little daughter, Gladys, who died on
Tuesday, Sept 10.
Miss Leila M. Humphrey is attending
school at Bradford.
Miss Lena Skillings is teaching school
at Freeport at Flying Point.
Roy H. Thomas left this week for
Bowdoin, and Alfred Small left Monday
for Orono.
Mrs. ]. G. Stockbridge and her guests
Mrs. Beals and Mrs Abbott returned Fri
day 10 Boston.
Miss Inez Whitcomb, graduate '95 Brad
ford is teaching at the Ledge School
Mrs. George Sheldon and son Waldo,
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. II. B. Pendleton, returned to
Greenwich, Conn, Tuesday
Mrs Carrie Doran and daughter Mar
$1,000
dab Parsons. 80 'ss
Mr.. Joseph Pratt, who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. e. S. Mitchell, returned
Monday to his home in Orange, New Jer-
sey.
Mr.. William Soule and family of New
ton Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith of Bos
ton and Miss Lucy Lawrence of W. Gray
were the guests OF Capt. and Mrs. A. Il.
Cakes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bean of Jersey
City have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohio Bean recently.
Mrs F. Ingraham left WEDNESDAY, for a
visit to Mrs. Belle Harvey of Bath
Freeport, Sept. 49, DR.. Woodbury. G..
Frost, of /Danversport, Mass, was the
guest of DR.. d. D. Spear on Thursday OF
this week.
Mr.. Edward Chase and family of Oak
land, CAL, have arrived here and will
make his home at the Augustus Ander-
son place which he has purchased.
A second meat shop, Mr., Abel EC.
HYDE proprietor, in Holbrook block
formerly the the location of Freeman
Grant
MI. Yeaton of Cumberland mills has
moved to the village and will open a
fruit store in Soule's Block.
Mrs. E. A. Maxim has been visiting
her mother and sister the past week.
Miss Static Coopman is Gatem Cottage
Mrs Almira Chandler is recovering from
asevere illness.
A repetition of the Labor Day races
and an usements is advertised to occur
on Saturday at the trotting park. DIR.
Smith, President, and n. W. Fogg, seore-
tary of the association. Look out for lots
of good racing~-and full complement of
sport generally. "Come one, come all. f"
Standish.
Standish, September 13.-While in Port
land last Monday, Mr.. E. w. Dolliff S
horse was taken sick and was obliged to
remain there until Tuesday night
Mrs Eliza Boothby is quite sick with
muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. Frank Cook and children are Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Rand.
Mrs. Anna Paine and daughter, Mrs
Grace Chace, have returned from Penn
sylvania where they have been spending
the summer.
Miss Abbie Higgins is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Bion Whitney are receiv-
ing congratulations on the advent OF a
young son.
Last Sunday evening there was a seri-
Gus runaway. Mr.. Chas
Higgins and family was out for drive