The Portland daily press., 1895-08-13

Presumpscot Lodge I. o: Q. D., rs
Gataquls Lodge K. of P, and Iotein Llape
l. o a. H. NJ, go on union 1,,dpm i9hh Fore
side, where clam bake and sail Will De
enjoyed The Tribe OF r. M. Gunner n.o1
land Center have been invited 90 partake
OF the feast. enjoy the festlylGles anu
smoke the pipe of peace on that oaVe
North Yarmouth.
East North Yarmouth, Aug E.-Miss
Clara Lobdell, of Boston, Mass, Is 'lsi'-
ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah Lobdell.
Mr.. Martin and Miss Alice Martin, also
Miss Carrie Snuff, Of Milan, N, II.
spent Sunday at Mr.. W. ID. EvaIs
Mr.. Frank L. Lawrence, OF Brooklyn,
New York, is spending his vacatlon
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Law
renee.
Mr.. Roy Stafford and wife, OF Turner
Bridge, are the guests OF heV anu MIS-
Mabry.
Messrs. Dunn and Porter thrashed three
hundred and twenty eight bushels Oh oats
one day last week.
asMr Clayson Evans is spending a week
in New Hampshire.
New Gloucester.
New Gloucester, Aug 12-Mr S. S.
Spring and wife and their little daughter
made short visit to this place last Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Emma Royal, of East North var
mouth, is at the present time visiting her
sister, Mrs James Stevens, in this vii
| lage..
Birthday parties have been quite com
mon among the little folks of this place
Almeda Stevens had party the fourth
Of this month, and little Marion Blake
celebrated her birthday the fifth, OF this
month and her sister Florence celebrated
her birthday the twenty-nlnth or july
The people of this neighborhood regret
to hear that Mr. Charles Thurston OF
Danville Junction, met with quite Sc
we're accident last Saturday, by falling
from load of hay and striking .on his
head and bruising his head quite badly
but fortunately no bones were broken
Mr.. B. S. Atkins has been on the SICK
list for some little time past but is SO as
to be out at the present time.
Mrs. B. S. Atkins made trip to Port
land last week. She returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. d. W. Merrill attended the faith
camp meeting at Old Orchard week
ago last Saturday.
Mr.. Corliss who has been connned to
the house by sickness for sometime past,
we are glad to say is out again. Mr..
Swift has been at work for him through
haying and during his sickness.
Mr.. Alverdo Estes is at work for f
A. Spring on his house on the Hatch
place. He will have long job on 1t as
he is to make the whole inside all new.
Gray.
From an Occasional Correspondent
Gray, Aug. 12.-Ex- postmaster, H. E,
Colley Of Gray, has moved his boots anc
shoes from his grocery store into the ad
joining store recently fitted up by. the
proprietor, Calvin Young. He is about
ready to open the first boot and shoe store
, in Gray. He has recently repaired ant
repainted his grocery store, and is still
: making further improvements in hi
store and surroundings.
Il Rev. G. A. Hamilton, Universalis
clergyman of Boston, preached at thu
Town hall Sunday afternoon, and de
l1vered lecture on Universalism in TIN
, evening. There was an unusually larg
audience at both meetings. The dis
courses afternoon and evening were yer,
interesting. The speaker held the clos
attention of his large audiences through
out both services. He remains in Main
during the month of August, and sthel
,, returns to his church in Boston.
There is talk of building Universalis
church in Gray. 1t is something we yer,
= much need
Our enterprising Board of Selectmen ar
building newtbridge on the meadow
road We are very glad to know the
+ are looking after our bridges, guild
Z boards, town building and cemetery.
,, Last Saturday party from Gray wen
. to Falmouth Foreside for a days outing
Q A similar outing was taken just a yea
ago, and the occasion was made sa
! one from the fact that one of the number
- Mr. Wesley Humphrey, had a paralyti
! shock during the day. Mr.. Humphrey ha
l recovered SO that he felt able to 60 wit
the party last Saturday, but during tn
: day he had another shock and physician
say that it is doubtful if he RECEIVERS.
The Pools of Solomon.