The Portland daily press., 1895-11-07
Raymond.

Raymond, NOV O-Mr. anu hTS I1ouiy
L. Forhan and little daughter left here
Wednesday Mr.. Forhan goes to Nova
Scotia on business trip. Mrs. Forhan
remaining with friends in Portland.
They expect to be absent about three
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Mason has returned from
her visit to her home in the village.
School district No. 1 closed November
1st after session of nine weeks, taught
by Miss Annie Fuller of Athens.
Mrs. Hattie Morton has returned from
her visit in Portland.
Miss Margaret Leach of Scarboro, is
stopping with Mrs. Abbie J. Plummer,
called here by the serious Hines OF her
relative, Mr.. Joseph Turkey.
Rev. Charles Mann gave lecture at
Union church Wednesday evening. Oc-
tober 3Ot Subject, Life among the Col
ored People in the South.
Mr., Otis Smith made short trip to
Auburn.
Mr.. Augustus Plummer has gone to
North Waterford to work
Mr.. Carl Leah has gone to Casco and
is at work for Mr.. Shirley Mann.
Miss Maria Plummer of Scarboro. is
visiting relatives here.
Powna!.
NorthEPownal, Nov GA large COM
pany gathered at Golden Cross hall on
Thursday evening last, on the occasion
of the farewell reception given Miss Ames
by the parents and pupils OF the school.
Miss Ames has greatly endeared herself
to all during the two terms she has had
charge of the school, and as an.expression
of the kindly feeling toward her. a beau
tiful silver cup and saucer had been pur-
chased and were presented in few we'll
chosen words by Nh. Albert W. Larrabee,
school supervisor. in behalf of kher
scholars and friends here. 1t is the general
wish that Miss Ames should return to us
for the winter term.
Mr. Joseph Small has sold out his
meat rooms to Mr.. W. L. Sawyer.
Mr.. Henry Merritt of Lisbon, has been
visiting his old neighbors about here
The Sunday schoolehas just bought a
very pretty book case for their library
which had outgrow it's old accommo-
dations.
Miss Emma Davis of Pownal Centre,
is visiting Miss Sadie Dresser.
Dry Mills Nov. 6-Asa P. Morrill, Of
day.
There were about threefinches of snow
fell here last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis e. Hill. who have
been visiting at H. t. Morse's left for
their home in Wilton, last Tuesday.
George Frank was at home from Rum
ford Falls last Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Quint has gone to Brunswick
on a visit. From there she will go to
Otis Falls
Mrs. Anna Haskell of Poland, is at M.
G. MorrilPs.
Mr.. Joseph Mcdonald remains about
the same.
West Buxton, Nov. 6-Snow to the
depth of two or three inches fell here
Saturday afternoon and evening.
A boiler for the new mill has arrived.
The ladies mission met with Mrs. G.
T. Harmon last week.
The foundation and brick work of the
Saco River Wooden Co.'s mill is now
completed.
Willie Crockett, ESQ.,, is do
ing quite an extensive business at wool
carding at his mill
Springva1e.
Sprjngyale, Nov. give had quite a
snow storm Saturday night. About -four
inches fell.
Rev. Mr. Osgood is giving a course OF
illustrated lectures Sunday evenings at
the Free Baptist vestry, which are very
interesting
The Shapleigh & Acton fair paid its
stockholders dividend OF 6 per cent.
Rev. B. Shumway left here last Mon
day for three weeks vacation. After
visiting in Massachusetts, he will spend
the remaining time in Philadelphia at
the home of his parents.
The American Express Company have
a new and handsome truck, which is
considered great improvement on the
former manner of handling smaller ar
ticles of freight.
Two additional deacons were elected at
a business meeting of the Baptist church
last Tuesday evening. The only two can
didates for the Office, George W. Hanson,
ESQ, and Clarence A. Butler, were elect
ed
Mr.. Fernald Ham of Lexington, Mass,
still retains the old homestead farm in
Shapleigh, land every Spring he takes o
herd of young cattle there to pasture
He was down last week and took the
last of the lot home.
Mr. Horace Smith of Sanford, met
with serious accident last Thursday at
the shoe factory of W. R., Usher & Son
After making purchase of sole leather
be started to go out and by mistake went
tosthe elevator, opened the gatesand fell
one story to the basement Edislocating his
shoulder breaking his ribs and inflicting
other injuries which tits feared will
prove fatal.
Gorham.
The mystery connected with the finding
of Paris green in the public watering
place on the road leading to West Cor
ham, has been unraveled by Deputy Sher-
if H. W. Hale. He finds that two small
boys found CAM of the poison and stop
ping to take a drink from the trough ac-
cidentally dipped it into the water.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence of Mr.. Stephen Hinck-
ley, Tuesday morning at II O'Clock, the
contracting parties being Rev. L. q.
Ferris. former pastor of the Congrega-
The wonderful cure by Salvation Oil of
Mr. NJ S. Culp. chronic rheumatic, 816
George ST., Baltimore Md, is miracle,