The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-26
WESTBROOK.

Saturday double marriage occurred
in this city. the contracting parties being
Mr.. Harrison NJ. Sisco OF Westbrook to
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of this city; and
Mr.. VIM. Fitzpatrick of West brook to Miss
Mary MoPhaiI of Saco. Rev. C. G. Phe-
Ian of the Methodist church conducted
the ceremonies.
DR.. P. P. Field will close his labols In
this city by the dsliverance of lecture
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
church, subject being Educational
Psychology"
The following jurors were drawn in
this city. yesterday morning W. S.
Crague, for the April term OF the Su-
preme Judicial court. and James o.
Bryant, for the April term of the SUI
perior court.
Mr.. r. D. Woodman leaves today for
Augusta, to visit the legislature.
Mir. George Barber has accepted po-
sition as motorman on the West brook
division OF the electriGs.
MT. and Mrs. B. Woodman entertained
a lev friends at whist at their home on
Church street, last evening.
The young people of this city will hold
Thursday evening. 1t is expected that
1t will be one of the social events of the
season.
The Universalist Society are to be
congratulated on the engagement of the
Tufts College Glee club for an entertain
ment at Cum berland hall Thursday eve
ming, April 4th, and Indications point to
their receiving a large audience.
The Y. e. will hold a business
meeting at the Methodist church, Thurs
day evening.
The annual business meeting of the
Westbrook High School Alumni associa-
ton will be held at Westbrook High
school building, Wednesday evening,
April 3rd. At this meeting the off
for the coming year will be elected, and
| arrangements made for the holding of
the annual reception to the graduating
class of this school. Every mem Der
should make an effort to be present and
| all graduates of the school who are not
mem hers Will be given an opportunity
| to join the association.
| Mrs. Emma.Stiles gives reception to
the members of her Sunday school class
at the u. A. r. hall Wednesday evening
Miss Mable Tricky has resigned as
teacher of the Saoo Street primary
schoel and the school committee has de-
cided to transfer the scholars to the
Bridge street school.
Rev. n. b. Alis OF North Conway, N
H has been engaged to supply at the
Warren church next Sunday. Mr.. Allis
is very able preacher.
Mr. E. B. Newcomb, superb ntendent of
the Westbrook Electric Light & Power
company is in Gardiner on business to-
day.
The first year primary grade was start
ed at the Forest Street Grammar school
building, Monday morning, with Miss
Ethel Winslow in charge. This depart
ment will take in all the young children
to the eastward Of Seavey street and the
upper end of Roche ester street.
Mr.. Charles Lowe returned to Fall Riv-
er, Mass, yesterday.
The East End meat market has discon-
tinued business.
Miss Bessie MilIiken Of West Buxton,
is the guest of the family of Mr.. &. e.
Pillsbury of the East End.
MIR. Charles E. Sylvester is confined to
his home on Lamb street with the
grippe.
Small and Isaac Batchelder returned
from Sch: 60 Lake the first of the week
with handsome string of pckerel.
Mr.. Edward Anderson. first assistant
of the fire department. is confined to his
| home with sickness.