The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-01-05
MAINE TOWNS
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press
FCWHdI.
A CARD.

To the Editor of the PRESS:
your regular correspondent Of the
PRESS in Pownal writes this card reiat-
ing to and regarding one item when
headed the Pownal news that was
printed i'll your daily issue dated Jan.
LIST. 1894, and your weekly issue oateo
Jan. 3rd, 1895, relating to Christmas
Gathering at Miss Mary HalFs. Please
let il be understood it was not wrltten
by the PRESS correspondent OIL thls
town. The right to any ones "fitihs
1t DO not question, but the rlght OF lIs
being seut in without the person send
ing it making the fact plain that IL
shouId not be published in the regular
corresnondents items under the existing
stsre Of circumstances I do question.
and feel that another insult has been
added to injury, and particularly SO
when such a large portion OF our GULL
munity are suffering SO keenly IroIn
wrongs which have come from source
where we should have received hothihg
save courtesy and kindness.
POWNAL CORRESPONDENT.
Newfie1d.
~N-"-@
slaig hing. are the order.
George Derbyshire, and Master free! OF
Waltham Mass, spent Christmas "i6h
MRS. l.. L. Piper. ,,:..
Mrs. John Hasty and children, Miss
Edna and Fred Murphy of Wood1oros,
spent few days this week with MIS-. D.
Whitehead.
Skating and dance at Skating Rink
last Tuesday night.
NV Dunnelis and Ed Kicker are on
the jury at Saco.
Win Chellis is attending school at
No. Parsonsfeld. w
Harry Moulton is clerklng tor u; W.
True & Co., Portland, through the hoil-
days.
ensry of the church.
Miss Annie Smith is with her sister,
MRS. Fred Durgin in Biddeford Ior the
winter
Misses Walter Miller and Maud Chell1s
are at South WATERFORD WORKING 1or
Downs. ,,. :;
W:Mitchell Post have public in
staHation and supper Saturday evening.
Gorham.
The installation of the officers of Har-
mony Lodge No. 38. F. &. A. NJ, TOOK
place Wednesday evening. The once Ell
were installed by Past Master FREQ w.
Harding, Past Master =. N. hayes "o'inS
as Grand Marshal.
Music was furnished By quarte5Ge
consisting Of Miss Hattie Files, Mrs. J.
A.Hinkley, MIA. c.. Kinds ana NJ.
Harry r.. Day Miss Jennie P: Whit
new rendered solo. and Miss whitney
and MIR. i. SewelI sang duets. All 11e
music was exceptionally hne. NE. y. n;
HinkIey accompanied with his usual
mis-
Aha brethren. and after the installation the
comnsny to the number of about 100,
sat dow n to a fine spread, furnished by
the ladies of the Methodist church, and
served in their vestry. Following
were the officers installed:
W.M-C. Il. RidIon,
S.W.-E. p. Hanson,
J.W.-M. E. Little.
Ti'egs.-H II. r. Miilett,
Sic Il. Cobb,
I.D.-W 2. 4. Rohie,
S..-W l.. Cobb,
j. Il. j .Symond,
Mar. Theodore Shackford,
Tyler-J. H Coburn,
Finance Conn. A. Hinkley, E. W.
Guptill, Lewis Mcclellan.
Yarmouth.
The FIRST Parish Sabbath School gave
n Christmas concert at the church on
the evening of December Both. The
church was crowded with an .appre-
ciative audience. and the following
progromme was finely rendered
Organ Prelude,
Ellen E. Wilson, Organist.
Prayer,
Superintendent.
Responsive Sentences,
Pastor and Congregation.
Gloria,
Choir.