The Portland daily press., 1895-01-11

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Sen. v. C.-John D. Sawyer,
Jun. V. C.-John M. Libby,
Chap.-John ID. Anderson,
O. MING. Morrill,,
Surgeon-E. T. Andrews,
O.D.-Chas. T. May berry,
O.G.-Levi S. Foster.
After which they partook of boun
tiful supper prepared by the l.. u.
The farmers have com menced to har'
vest their ice crop, which is very nice.
Gray Grange Installed the following
officers Wednesday evening, jams:
Overseer-W. S. Allen,
Chap.-H. Whitney,
Treas.-S. Weymouth,
Sec.-Harry Libby,
Gatekeeper. Dan Cushing,
Ceres-Mrs E. A McCollester,
Pomona Mrs. Geo. Knight,
Flora-Mrs. Geo. Doughty,
LA. S.-Miss Maria Allan,
:. NJ. C. Morrill, was AT home from Au-
gusta to the installation of the q A. u.
He has finished making shook at sucker
vile for the winter.
Lewis Quint is through work at the
Poland Spring House, and is now at
work for 6. E. Ii bbey.
Miss Nellie Edwards, the evangelist,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Gee.
CUNT, the past week.
Boothbay.
The Knickerbocker Ice Co. opened their
pond Monday, JAM, and are filing the
shore houses with thirteen inch Ice.
They expect to ship soon.
Ebenezar Haggett has lea sed his ice
privilege to Mr.. Morse. who will ship
direct from the pond about ten thous-
and tons. 4-4 . sf,4%as
Meadow Cove Ice Co. have been planning
and scrapilg their pond in readiness for
housing and shipping. Many men are
employed by the ice works in town.
John G.Spinney, who has been con-
fined to his house for some time on &C
count Of cancer operation OF his lip,
is, we are happy 60 announce, on the
mending hand
W.O. Clisby has moved into the house
formerly occupied and owned by Leon
Superyisor BIN. Giles is teaching a
term of high school in District No.4.
Willard F. Dodge and wife have just
returned from visit to Portland.
Edgecomb.
Norris & Gay are planning and scraping
their pond, getting ready for housing
and shipping. They expect to ship ten
thousand tons from water from the
Damariscotta river. and probably five
thousand tons from water in pond on
the Sheepscot river. ...e ssy..
Mrs. Atwood S. Foster is at this writ
ing on the sick list. efsg asauItf 2aGr
Farmers in town are hanging on to
their hay, hoping to get more than the
price now offered, wh1ch'ls ", h fl7 quail
ity, and 81 second. +
E scarboro. Aess@A
ACCIDENT TO FRED MILLER.
While working on the repairs to the
Checkley House on Monday. Mr.. Fred
Miller fell from the roof to the ground.
He was badly shaken up and had to be
carried home. But he is not seriously
injured and no bones are broken.
Gorham.
At public installation at GAR.
hall last Monday, evening, the follow
ing officers were installed:
Officers of John R. Adams Post, No.
101, GAR, installed by Past Com
mander Edward Harding:
P.C.-M. C. Stureis.
S.V.C.-B.F Whitney.
J.V.C.-H. Hale.
Adjutanr-G. L. Day.
@. NE. Harding.
Surgeon-A. W. Lincoln.
Chap.-J. Spinney.
obs. P. Libby.
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SINH r. Millett.
ON ST. Shuckford.
The officers of the LADIES' Relief Corps
were installed by Mrs. II. r. Millett:
President-Mrs. E. E. Lincoln.
S.V.P.-Mrs. G. Fl. Wentworth.
J.V. P.-Mrs. E.J. Day.
Chap.-Mrs. P. D. Cobb.
Secretary-Mlss Mabel Day.
Treasurer--M RIB. Burnell.
Con.-Miss NJ. K. Cross.
Guard-Mrs M. E. Burnell.
Asst. Con.-Mlss Iona Taylor.
Asst. Guard-Mrs. M. S. Perry.
Officers of Wentworth Camp. S. of w..
No. 9, were installed by Captain Arthur
NJ, Soule of Shepley Camp of Portland:
Captain-G r. Spinney.
First Lieutenant-William Marlborough
Second Lieutenant-W.P p. f. ROBBIE.
Chap.-G. Fl. Wentworth.
First Sergeant-I. G. Farr.
@. M. Sergeant-W. H. Cressey.
S. OF COB. Hannaford.
Col. Sergeant-C. Kneeland.
Prin, Musician-H. Hannaford.
Pick. Guard-B. Kneeland.
A bountiful spread was served by the
ladies in the banquet hall. Speeches
were made by several, and general
good time was enjoyed.