The Portland daily press., 1895-03-23
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NOMINATIONS FOR TOWN OFFIC-
| ERS.
/ AT caucus of the voters of the new
town of Cape Elizabeth held Thursday the
following nominations were made for
town officers:
oderator-Charles Edwin Jordan, d
| Town Clerk-Edward f. Hill,
| Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers OF
the Poor-Charles Peabbles, Nathaniel
Dyer, Charles Edwin Jordan,
| Collector of Taxes-Alvah E. Poland,
| Town Treasurer-Edward L. Hill,
| uperintending School Committee
Edward E. Hill, Nathan SAWYER, Ernest
NJ. Jordan, Pomeroy W. Jordan, Edgar w..
Jordan,
Town Agent-E,lisha N. Jordan,
| Town Audi Gor-Harry S. Jordan,
Truant Otficers-Edward +. Hill, Pome-
roy W. Jordan, Nathan 1. Sawyer, Edgar
W. Jordan,
Town Constables-Albert Jordan. W S.
Jones, Charles W. Goddard, John f..
Peabbles, Fred Burk hart, George E.
Cushman, Edwin r. Files, William c..
Robinson, r. r. Prout.
Bowery Beach, March 81. Miss Addie
H.Dyer has )gone to Worcester, Mass,
to stop several weeks with friends.
Miss Annie Files of White Rock is
visiting her friend Florence E. Dyer, OF
Cape Elizabeth.
Miss Annie S. Murray of Pond Cove is
visiting her aunt at Bowery Beach.
Mr.. Frank FL. Hill and children are visit
ing Mr.. Hill's parents at Fryeburg.
Capt. Melville Thordike. who occupied
the Thomas McNair's house at POND
Cove, has moved his family to South
Portland.
MIR. Morris c. Jordan of the Cape Eliza
beth Life Saving Station. who had q
bad hemorrnage and was carried to his
home in Willard about two weeks ago,
is some better.
Whe entertainment given at the Grange
Hall last Tuesday evening by the q. S.
largely attended, and enjoyed by all pres
ent.
The Cape begins TO look like spring.
The snow is going very fast. A few who
don't want winter to leave are still try
ing to get around i'll sleighs.
Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, March q. Mr.. Joseph W.
P.S. Seabury has recently purchased The
Benjamin Chadsey place on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. G Gooding are visit
ing friends in lewiston.
Mr.. James Doran of Appleton Minn..
who has been spending several weeks IL
town. left for home Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Snow and Miss Alice Park
er, teachers at the classical school, are
spending their vacation in keene, N. II
Mr.. Clinton Simon willspreach in the
Methodist church the remainder of thu
Conference year in the place of Rev. HI.
A Pease, who has resigned on account
OF i'll health. Services every Sunday
afternoon at 2.30; prayer meeting in the
evening at O'Clock. All are welcome
Glass meeting every Friday evening al
80 at Capt. Levi Marston's.
The many friends of Miss Maude Will
Jams, SO long the assistant teacher al
High School, will regret to learn that sht
has accepted position in North Hamp
ton, Mass.
The schools in town will begin Apri
1st.
| Gorham.
Gorham, March 22.-Mrs. H. r. Millett
department president of the W. r. c.,
is in Augusta on department business.
Rev G. A. Palmer will preach at the
School Street Methodist church, Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Jarley's "Wax Works" will be ex
hibited in Ridlon hall next Wednesda,
evening under the auspices 10 the Ep
worth T,aaoues