The Portland daily press., 1895-12-14

Miss Gertie Ryder has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Rdyer at D. L.
Bailey's. since Thanksgiving.
Miss Abbie S. Pennell has gone to Port
land IT, visit her sister, Mrs. p. W. Yves
colt.
There was dance at Mystic hall Fri
day evening. Ralph Leslie and Henry
Lawrence furnished the music.
The weather is quite pleasant, but cold,
the mercury ranging from zero to about
10 below for the last three or four days.
There is some three or four inches of
snow, but not enough for sleighing. The
wheeling is excellent.
Windham.
Died very suddenly at her residence at
Wind ham Center. December 18th, Mary
j., wife of Mr.. j. S. Jacobs, proml-
nent business man of Boston. Mrs. ia
oobs leaves besides her bereaved husband,
a son, Mr.. James Jacobs, who is ssoci-
ated with his father in business, and one
daughter, Mrs. j. u. Littlefield, the
wife of Boston merchant. Mrs Jacobs
was woman of lov"ble qualities, kind
and considerable to the needy and unfortu
nate, warm and tender in loving spirit to
her family and many friends, and devout
in her faith in God. For many years she
hadabeen in feeble health, and had as her
companion in her Boston home, Miss
and member of the Grace street Metho-
dist church. Seven years ago Miss Curtis
came by request to Windham Center
where she has since been engaged in
evangelistic work, although spending
part of the time with her friends, MIR. and
Mrs. Jacobs. A disease fastened itself
more and more upon Mrs. Jacobs, her
mind became impaired and Mr.. Jacobs
then changed his place of residence to
Wlndham Centre. Here she had shown
IN her lucid moments the same thought
full and loving interest in her friends and
neighbors what characterized her in
former years. All that affluence and
loving thought could do was done for
her by her family and devoted friend,
Miss Carter. The services at the house
were conducted by Rev. Cynthia Carter
on Thursday afternoon and Friday in
Boston by the pastor of her former
church.
Raymond.
Raymond, December 13-Mr. Enoch
Sammon Of Naples is the guest of Mr..
Miss Alta E. Strout is teaching school
In Raymond Cape.
Mrs. Addie F. Winter of East Raymond
recently visited relatives Mt the village
recently
Mr. and Mrs III. Brown of East Ray
Iuouu VlSlGett neF SISTER, MIS-. daGGle d.
Morton last Tuesday.
School at the village is not in session
on account of the illness of the teacher,
Miss Annie Fuller. She boards with
Mrs. Mary A. Brown. and is ill with
typhoid fever. She is attended by DR..
Jordan of East Raymond.
Mr.. Henry l.. Frohanl is in Portland.
Mr.. Henry Edwards, living on the
Meadow road is among the sick ones
Mrs. Grace Turkey and Mrs. f. H.
Smith went to South Windham last luss-
day.
There are many friends and acquain
tances in this vicinity who learned with
sorrow of the death of Mr.. Homer d.
Traitor, who passed away at his home on
Congress street, Portland. December 9th,
after lingering illness. He was young
man of exemplary character and endeared
himself to all who had the pleasure of
his acquaintance. His father was the
late Newell Traitor OF Harrison, who
married for his second wife Miss Hattie
Libby of g South Casoo, as lady
we'll known and highly respected
in this community. Besides his step
mother he leaves two sisters, Mrs How
ard Knight and Miss Alice Traitor, both
OF Portland, to mourn the loss fof kind
and dusifu1 son and loving brother.
Much sympathy is extended to the be-
reavsd family.