The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-01-23

| lDR physicians.
Rath bone Assembly held a specia!
meeting on Monday for the installation OF
| officers. The meeting was called to order
| by Chancellor Commander Clay: ana the
! following officers were installed by Grand
| Chancellor Jones of South Portland:
Past observation-disclosures Clay,
| Chancellor Com.-Maude Dodge,
| Vice Chan. Minnie Brackett.
| Prelate-Lizzie A. n. Bodge,
| M. of E.-Clara Mayberry,
| K. of R. and S.-Eliza Warehouse.
! NJ. at A.-Flora Nay,
| Asst. M. at A.-Mabel Ames,
| Inner Guard-Miss Alice Long,
Outer Guard-Emily Hart,
| Organist-Grace Cloudman.
| A party of fishermen went from here
| to neigh boring pond recently and re-
| turned with eleven fine pickerel.
Mrs. +. o. Warehouse OF Sebago Lake,
| former resident of this place, was ARMY
welcomed ON Sunday at the church OF
which she is still valued member.
Dismal of West Falmouth is expect
ed to preach at the Free Baptist church
| next Sunday
NORTH wINDHAM.
North Windham, Jan.22 Chivalry has
| received blow here. The knight Ian
| cuisines in the care of a constable, and
| his followers the same, while the lady
| love is in tears 1t all happened this
way. A few nights ago Ralph Lamb
went to visit young lady. After get
| ting into the house he wasAinformed III
very positive manner by the brothers OF
the lady that hts company was not ap-
, preciated, and he was assisted in making
1 his exit. While the young lady cried
after him to come again and he re-
piled he would. So going home he asked
his brother and man by the name OF
Barbaric to accompany him the next
evening. So when the time arrived they
started. Arriving at the house they were
asked if they had any business there,
and their reply WAS yes. Thereupon the
brothers of the lady proceeded to try and
put Ralph out, but he, being Joined by
his brother and friend, proceeded in
regular Corbett style to do the broth
ers up, and do them up they did by
giving them a good thrashlng. and it is
said one was unable to work next day,
and the other was long time washing
the evidence of the conflict from his per-
son. The brothers took their defeat
much to heart, and got warrant out for
the arrest of the three, and their case
will be tried in Gorham.
The lodge of Good Tmplars from th1s
place visited White Rock lodge and had
a very nice time. The slight drizzle was
rather annoying, but it was more than
made up by the reception given them
Success to White Rock Goods Templars!
DR.. A. N. Witham moves away from this
place this week to take up his abode in
South Paris. 1t is with much regret
that the neigh bors let him go. He has
always enjoyed the fullest confidence and
respect of all. He is a man of sterling
worth, always working for the best in
terest of his fellow citizens, and is very
successful in his practice. While be is
Repu blican in politics he has always re-
ceived the vote of the Democrats in
election to Office. Our loss is South
Paris's gain, and he has the best wishes
of all. The Sunday school convention
was success. Much credit is due to Mr..
Amos Mann and Mrs. Clara Strout for
hard work done. The lecture by Rev.
Leroy Bean was much enjoyed.
Harpswell.
HarpswelI, January 90. There has
been fine sleiging for the past few days,
but the rain storm Of Monday night has
made it very icy. u
Mrs. Fl. o. Coon bs is at Bailey's Island
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Sinnett.
Mr.. E. Goddard is having his ice pond
planed, and expects to begin cutting ice
next week. He intends to fill his house
but does not expect to ship from the
pond.
Ed anu MIS-. TALK 0iIDOi1 d1o Wei oAhS
their parents at Livermore Falls.
Sanford.
sPRINGvALE.
Springvale, January 81. Rev. Messrs.
Osgood and Shumway exchanged pulplts
last Sunday.
The ice on the Mousam is all right,
and workmen are busy preparing 1t Tor
summer use.
Our new postmaster, Elmer h. Harris,
has entered upon his duties at the post
office. He is reliable young man, and
no doubt will serve the community we'll.
As Simon Kicker of Shapleigh was
Harvesting his horse last Saturday the
horse struck him with his head, break
ing one of his ribs.
Rev. B. Nj. Osgood was in Saco last
week, assisting Rev. Mr.. Stacy IN special
Rev 6. S. Chase preached at Limerick
last Sunday.
Mrs. Michael Neal, who has been sick a
long time with cancerous tumor, passed
away last Saturday. Her remains were
taken to Portland, her native place, for
burial.
An Indian, the first ever committed
from this town as a vagrant, was taken
to Alfred Jail last Tuesday. he was
Micmac from Nova Scotia, and claimed
to have travelled with Barnum.
The fourth anniversary OF the willard
Relief Corps was held in GA Il. hall
Monday evening of last week., A full
house enjoyed the entertainment.
The following was the programme:
Welcome Mrs. E. Butler, president,
General Report Jennie Baker, secretary,
Duet, Josie H. Sayward, Mrs. johnson,
Reading, Annie 0. Bagley,
Song, Matte Cheney,
Dialogue-The Enrolling Officer.
Duet Susie Frost, Hattie johnson.
The closing exercise was singing of
America by the audience.
GOrham.
MI. b. 5. Colby, of North Andover, has
been stopping here few days.
There Will be an entertainmnG ana oys-
ter supper at Ridlon Hall THURSDAY eve
ming. under the auspices of the Congre-
gatlonal society.
The following gentlemen from, this
place were at Augusta Tuesday, before
the educational committee, in the lnser
est of the Gorham Normal school: Elk
Governor Robie, Professor Lucien Hunt,
Rev. George W. Reynolds, Roscoe y.