The Portland daily press., 1895-11-13
,iven by the Senior class last Friday
evening. The following programme was

Quartette.
Pomona Describes Her Bridal
wv Warren P. Doughty. ''''A'oN
(a) Lorraine, Lorraine, Loree.
lb) Longing for Home, Kingsley
Lucy p. Cole.
American Indians, Anon
Willie r. Barbour.
piano Solo anse Ecossaise," Baker.
Frank F. Adams.
The Old Man in the Palace Car, Yates
Clara M. Smith,
Imagination, Ingersoll
-' Margaret M. Andrews.
A Vision of War, Ingersoll
William S. Cole
Ladies' Trio-''Stars the Night
Adjoining" Wekerlin
Lady Maud's Oath, Anon
Carrie A. Hail.
A Shadow of Song, Brown
Susie Pennell.
A Kings Cure, Hay
.s,,,,na . T Herman R. Hall Hall. -. . -.
Edna G. Merrill,
Music,
Excused.
Under Difficulties" The characters were
Jak6u as lOllOWS.
Dorothy Andrews, Edith NJ. Allen
Robert Yardsley, Frank F. Adams
Jack Barlow, Albert N. Bohnson
Jennie "a houSemaid)
Bessie W. Cummings
The grammar and primary schools,
taught by Misses Snow and Sawyer, are
preparing for an exhibition to be given
at the close Of the term, Nov. 10Th.
Mr.. Richard Andrew, of Bowdoin,
oecod tha Sabbath at bic homo
IEarpswell.
East Harpswell, November 12.-The
roads have been very good for this time
of year SO far. There have been no heavy
frosts and comparatively little rain.
praises of the shooting at Beam Noun
tains, Charl eston, where he has been
spending his vacation. Sport is not bad
in harpswelL One Brunswick sportsman
d eclares he saw and shot at an antlered
deer in Cranberry Hornwoods. Mr..
Robert Jordan Of Brunswick was on the
island one day last week with his
two foxes, one of which they got, and
shot at the other, but lost him.
The Bath Bottling Company have
bought Mr.. Isaac Maxwell's house at
the head of the island. Mr.. Maxwell
has rented tho Trufant house, next door
to his former residence.
Mrs. Edwards took her husbands place
at the Bethel Point chapel, Sunday eve
ming, and was very much liked,
West Harpswell, November 1s.-Philip
r Webber went to Portland last wee k
to attend Shaw's business college.
Mrs. Annie Merriman from Bruins
wick. was visiting friends here last
week.
AIcott Merriman from Jay, spent the
Sababth with his brother Irving, who
is very ill.
Most OF tho schools in town closed
November LIST.
Can't. Z. G. Merriman of the schooner
Seraph, arrived home from Boston last
Thursday.
Carol Morse of Harpswell Centre is
driving the stage this week.
Pownal.
Pownal, November lathe term of
the school at Pownal Centre, taught by
Miss Linda Noyes, which has recently
closed, was attended with the most sat
isfactory results to all concerned. The
attendance at this school is one of the
largest in town, the scholars in the
Merrill district having been taken there
for the past term Pupils not absent or
tardy for the term were Gertrude and
Eleanor Morse, they being from the Mer-
rill district, and this lact certainly re-
fleets great credit to Miss Angie Porter
for her punctuality in carrying the
scholars from so great distance and
always being on time.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be held at Mrs. @. II. Hods-
don's on Thursday of this week to make
arrangements for the approaching fair.
Mrs Hodsdon extends most cordial
invitation to all interested in this event
l.. i, har this
Mr. g. Irving Rice of the firm of Rice
& Miller of Bangor, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Perley and Miss Susie Perley
of Gray, have recently been in town, the
guests of Mrs. Eta J. Latham.
Standish, November 12-Mrs. Ruben
Beals, who has been visiting friends and
relatives at SebagO Lake for the past
two weeks returned to her home in West
brook last Friday.
Annie Lombard, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Phoebe Hodgdon of Buxton, is
visiting relatives in Sebago Lake.
There was ba4.ed bean supper ana cir
Gle at the coat shop hall November 6.
There was a good attendance The re-
ceipts for the evening were So. 20.
Miss Fanny Cole of Richville, was the
guest of Mrs Josie L. Harmon last Fri
day.
Mrs. G. J.Ingalls is able to be out after
her illness.
Miss Blanche Hooper returned home
Wednesday from Raymond where she has
been visiting her aunt.
Mark Palmer went cunning one day
last week and he shot two large racoons
and one gray squrril.
Fred Lombard and Dan Trumbul has
been working for Oren Ballad on this
section.
Paris.
West Paris, November 12.-Mr. Frank
Durham and Willard Emmons shot a
buck on tie High street road LAST Tues
day. 1t dressed 11S pounds
The Pomona grange met here last
Tuesday. They had fine time and
it was attended by large crowd which
enjoyed good time.
Mrs Daniel Curtis died.last Wednesday
evening The funeral was held at the
N. r. chapel Saturday at l p. m. She
was about 80 years of age.
n There was sociable here last Thursday
evening. There was large crowd and
all enjoyed good time.
Rev Mr.. Barden of Bethel preached in
the Uniyersalist church last Sunday.