The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
sJ Joseph Bickford has been visited by his
son, Charles Bickford of Portland.

| 1oooCPPh OlcKIOrd has been VlslUoo Wy LIE
son. Oharles Bickford of Portland.
Gray.
west Gray, Aug. 5. Haying IS COM
pleteo IN this vicinity and good Judges
esllmate the crop at about three quarters T
ol tlliao OF last year on an average wv
ing to the catching weather the quality
will be inferior to last years crop Other
crops are looking we'll since the 3, iate rains Ems
WIN 6he exception of apples. Ihere VII
not De q quarter of an average crop IN
tnls part OF the town, and as is usua,
When the crop is small the qual1ty Will
also be inferior
Charles S. Allen of Hooper, Son q
leighton, and wife are spending week
vacation in West Gray.
ROBERT L. Allen and wife rode out from
Fortiand Sunday on their Dlcycles' re-
turning at night
Miss Nellie A. Moxcy. teacher IN the
Butler grammar school, called on friends
here last week.
Island on Thursday. They returned
home the same day.
Mr.. j. L. Robinson of South Wind
nam, IS stopping at his camp on house
Island in Little Sebago Lake.
DIR. +. W. Lamb of Westbrook is camp
ing on the shore of Little Sebago Lake.
DAVID Huston went to freeport on
| NteNJ Ol d VlSlb W IoioulFSo oAASA
| "A large number of the citizens OF west
Gray went to the Corner on Sunday
afternoon to hear the Rev. g. Il. Hamil-
ton now of Everett, Mass, who spoke to
a crowded house with his usual eloquence
and good sense. Mr., Hamilton will preach
IN the Town Hall every Sunday during
the month of August.
New Gloucester.
New Gloucester, Aug. 5. Miss Ivy
Smith, of Gray, member Of Bates Col
lege, is canyassing in this vicinity.
Mr.. David Merrill has returned from
Meadow Brook Farm, where he has been
haying. He has moved his goods back
to his fathers Mr.. Augustus Merrill.s s,
and will make his home there in the
future
The Shakers finishedahaying this week,
getting about an ayerge crop.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Doughty and Mr.
Hugh Smith of Gray, were in this place
Friday.
Merrill and Hawkes. are loading car
with lumber, their team taking hay from
| the lnterVale on their return trips from
the depot for Mr.. Small. They have sold
the remainder of their large quantity OF
lumber to Lewiston parties to be hauled
next winter.
tended the dance at Dry Mills Friday
evening.
Miss Alfredo Brackett is reported on
the sick list
South Berwick.
South Berwick, Aug 3. Mr.. Geo. r.
Buzzell has sold out his shoe business in
| the Ross Block to Mr.. Leon W. Knight
OF this town, who will carry on the bust
ness in the present store.
| South Berwick village was treated to
| smart shower of about ten to fif-
teen minutes duration Friday after
noon, while half a mile out on Acade-
my street and south of the village hardly
drop of rain fell
Rev. and Nrs. 6. B. Mower are spend
ing the month of August in Cambridge,
Me. Fred S. Boody of Boston, graduate
OF Berwick Academy, class of 'S9, at pre-
sent student in the Newton Theological
Seminary, Will preach for Mr. Mower one
Sunday during the month.
Standish.
Sebago Lake, Aug. 4. The Sebago
Lake House has recently been sold by Mr..
| Knight of Portland who has run it for
| several years, to Mr.. H. W. Richardson
of Fryeburg.
Mr.. and Charles S. Foss, Master Cliff
ton Foss, Miss Dorothy Foss, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward J. qhs6erX Chen WIS Miss Margaret Ma
Mrs. 6. A. Gushing, Mrs l. H. Chen
cry, G. E. Gushing, of Woodfords have
made merry party at the Sebago Lake
House the past two weeks, and have spent
much time in driving. Gard parties have
served to make the evenings pass pleas
antly.
and Mrs. Samuel Hobbs and fami-
ly, R. 6. Frye, 6. R. Gannin, A. N.
Murray, S. II. Pettingill, Mr. and Mrs.
| N. N. Crandall, Miss Crandall, Miss Jor-
dan, Mrs. Thomas Tash, Miss Clara
Tash, e. L. Blossom, P. L. Kyle, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Carleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. McClutchy, Miss Nellie Ingalls,, Miss
Quint, f S. Hovey, Peter McDonough,
George P. Locke, j. W. Libby, N. g.
Fessenden. Miss G. G. Fessenden, W. NJ.
Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Robin
son, Miss Ruth Elder, Miss Gladys Rob-
inson, William c. Robinson, W. II.
Briggs, A. S. Jenness, Mr. and Mrs W.
B. Drew, J. M. Dudley, r. W. Eastman,
ath, Charles J. Perkins, James W. Park
er, A. NJ. Menish, Charles F. Guptill,
Harmon Crocker, Charles D. Clark, T
~. Brown, Charles W. Allen, N. W.
Shaw, Perley L. Chase, Walter H. Bal
ley, F, L. R. Gould, J. E. Leighton, E.
T; o,,,,5nn Smith; " Henry / W: CLARK, IL e W.
I6lgnIO1l, w. " carney, w. d. Miller,
E. P. Greenough, H N. Whitman, E.
f. Vose, George E. Whitney, H. R. Vir-
gin, George D. Loring, G. W. Plaisted,
| R. HI. Jordan, W. J. Laughlin, Port
land; S. S. Cahill, G.. W. Parker,
| Brunswick; R. B. Low, A. G. Frost,
George Smith, John B. Sawyer, George
Westbrook; George A. Dudley, Farming
ton; d. Coates, Miss Sarah G. Coath,
Miss Mabel L. Woodfall, Miss Annie L.
Coath, Rockport; Miss Grace M. Cobb,
| Braintree; W. E. Lyman. Watertown !;
Miss Ruth Hawkes., Greenfield; Thomas
Mooney Lowell; W. Graves, B. S.
Kemp, North Adams; Mrs A. S. Mer-
rill, Wollaston; G. Hodges, Mrs. M. J.
Hines, Salem; Mrs. Fl. N. Morrison,
Roxbury.