The Portland daily press., 1895-10-30

Miss Iucy e, Clark anu A
Partridge of Buxton Centre, were uni.o''
in marriage Oct 81, at West o''o" .n'
They were serenaded the same e'enins
and report saws they had very nice Viiiie'
Misses Ernestine Sanborn'1, hia.'
Murch, Eva Murch and Clara ora".o4"
intend to attend Potter Academy 'his
winter.
The friends of Ethel Flye Will oe
pleased to hear that she is very ll''io
better.
Wiscasset.
| Your correspondent learns from very
very good authority that the stea ans,
Salacia will begin bi-weekly trlps ltu, :,
Wisoasset to Portland on Weo o ~
night, making connections WIN W o ~
@. trains. People in Wiscasset, as WI
as all along the line of the W. % ~ ~
look upon this as q very lMporoanJ1 % %a
dition-, to their present facilities, any 9 W
lieve the steamer will be well pabro1 20 !.
1t is believed that the deal for tne sa1 y
of the remainder of the 5000, 000 OF pol ~ -
of the w. &. @. will be finished oh's
week.
Sebago.
WllltsIu n6SS6EV6, DyFOA OOio 49, NJ
Harmon came home from Chatham n :.
H., where they have been cunning IoI
the past week. They came home wlthouI
game.
Mrs. Ella Chaplin is on the sick list :,
Miss Lulu Blake of Sebago Lake called
on friends at Cumberland Mills last oao-
urday.
There will be another circle at the coat
shop hall next Wednesday evening Tor tne
benefit of the church.
Mr.. Ernest Brown. q brakeman on the
Maine Central railroad was the guest
of Miss Annie Lombard Saturday nlgnt
and Sunday. CO.
The dancing school commenced at STAN
dish corner last Saturday evening.
springvale.
The farmers are done harvesting any ~
report good crops with the exception OF
apples.
e Mr.. Lyman Butler who has been SICK
several weeks is recovering.
Rev. w. B. Shumway exchanged pun
pits with Rev. A. N. Dairy of Westbrook
last Sunday.
The Perkins and Jones shoe manu-
facturers moved their. business to5Roches-
ter last week.
Mrs. A. S. Mead spent last week in
Shapleigh visiting relatives and.frlends.
Postmaster Harris is making needed
improvements in the interior OF Inc
postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. q. Ingraham returned
last Saturday from two weeks trip to
M massachusetts,.
DIR. B. M. Moulton has sold out his
apothecary store to Portland parties VINO
will take possession or it this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe are visiting their
daughter Mrs. Simon Kicker OF Shap-
leigh. Her parents had been With her
but a few days when Mrs. Kicker was
taken very sick with pneumonia.
North Berwick.
A very pleasant Concert was'given in
the Baptist church last Wednesday eve
ming by Prof. Ryder of Boston. assisted
by Mrs Emily Ranard Frye of Portland,
vocalist, and Miss Blanche Adams OF
Berwick elocutionist. EVERYONE knows
the ability of Prof. Ryder, and his mani
pulations of the organ, especially the
7sThunder Storm at Sea- were wonder
full. Mrs. Frye is favored with a sweet
voice in the n inor tones and her compass
and power gave control in volume and
variety. She was encored in each num-
Der, and the appreciation of the audience
is shown in the request that her services
be secured for future entertainments
Miss Adams of the neighboring town,
is an exception to the rule, that ono does
not secure home talent, ssfor her services
are usually called in at each entertain
ment, and she was received with ap-
plause and repeatedly encored.
1t is somewhat sickly, there being a
case of scarlet fever and two cases of
typhoid fever, with other illness of vari-
Gus kinds
DIR. J. O. McCorrisonTis being worked
to the extent of his time and strength
w. III. Tibbetts has LATELY arrived from
his southern homo to take his wife and
family to Tampa, Fla.
The triplets which have doubled the
numerical size of the family since COM
ing north, are robustsand healthy and
will be missed by the people Of this vii
lage
Rev. Jesse Ston Q, in his 95th year,
has been quite i'll, but is now better, and
there is prospect of returning good
haa1th