The Portland daily press., 1895-01-01

Court Pamola, NO. louf l.O.r.:
w.Price.
C.R.-T. J. Southard, I'd.
V.C.R.-C. A. Parks s.
Rec. Sec.-G. r. Ames
F.Sec.-C. r. White,
Treas H. Mansir,
Chap-C. H. Curtis,
S.W.-F. A. Groves,
J.W.-John Roach,
S. B.-A. W. Blair,
J.B.-Partick Mooney,
Trustees-W. N. Price, A. G. l.. Bartlett,
Grand Reps.-W.N. Price, T.G. South
ard, Cd,
Alter ate-G. E. Ames.
The Dresden Band recently disposed
of it's entire property at auction. and
has ceased to exist.
Bridgton, Dec. %. Mt. Pleasant En-
campment l. O.O.F. at last meeting
elected officers as follows:
C.P.-Wm. S. Kimball,
S. .-Isaac FL. Berry,
W.-Hiram F.Clark,
H.P.-Isaac Webb,
Scribe-L. Fl. Corliss,
Treas.-Geo. N. Burnham,
Trustees-Isaac Webb, A.G. Morrison.
C.B. Gibbs.
Eudora Rebekah Lodge at the regular
meeting Tuesday night elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
N.G.-Minnie F. Corliss,
V.G.-Flora Green,
n Sec.-Lllian Whitney.
f Sec.-Maude E. Whitney
Treas.-Dora J. Millken
Trustees-F. P. Bennett, Isaac Webb,
Mary Walker, Mary Kimball.
Wednesday night and Thursday soma
fifteen inches of snow fell here and we
have now enough to make business good.
Bridgton High School class Of '96 will
give an entertainment consisting of the
drama among the Breakers" followed
by the farce 1.-Two Ghosts in White" at
Central Hall jana, 1890.
Wo hsrssy, PrinelRWa 1 os the agh
are passing the holidays among friends
in Massach usetts.
The ponds in this vicinity are frozen
strong enough to bear single teams, and
several of the residents of Harrison i'm
proved the opportunity to come to Bridg-
ton across Long Pond Monday before
Christmas.
from Bowdoin College and K. X. Gibbs
from Orono are at home during vaca-
tion.
Cumberland.
WEST CUMBERLAND.
Mr. AL Wilson has moved into his new
house.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Morrill, spent Christ
mas with their children at Woodford's.
Mr. Seymour Hulit has been confined
to the house for the past week by sick
ness.
J.W. Mountford who has been spending
a few weeks in this place, has gone back
to Portland
There was a Christmas tree at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening. AT
ter pleasant entertainment the numer-
Gus gifts were distributed.
Fryeburg.
Fryeburg, Dec. 80. Mrs. Hannah Colby
Kelley, a well known resident of Frye
burg, died few days ago of pneumonia.
She was very estimable woman and
had been a member of the Methodist
church for many years. Mrs. Kelley
was 81 years old on the 4th of Deem
Der, and had always enjoyed good health.
She was person of active habits, and
two, weeks ago was seen walking upon
our streets with her accustomed vigor.
Mrs Kelly was the last of her family.
The funeral services were held ON Satur-
day afternoon at the residence of Mr..
John Alden Webster, a nephew with whom
She made her home. The services were
conducted by Rev. B. N. Stone. The
burial was at West Fryeburg. This was
the second funeral in this family during
the past week. On Friday the young
est child of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster was
buried.
Anthony johnson, the eldest son of
James johnson, of Fryeburg, died on
Friday night, dec. 2sth, OF rheumatic
fever. Mr.. johnson was young man of
excellent character, and was general
favorite with all who knew him. Last
year he was student at Shaw's Business
College, Portland. His funeral was held
at.the New Church on Sunday afternoon,
and was largely attended by the citizens
The services were conducted by Rev.B
N Stone, the pastor of the church. The
remains were placed in the receiving
tomb OF the Pine Grove cemetery, prior
to their future burial at Chatham, N. H.
Sebago, Dec. 81. C. E.. Brown arrived
at Convene from East Baldwin about an
evening, owing to the snow storm Of
that day. When stopping at the postoffi &c
his horse lay down in the snow and
broke a shaft
A bout nine or ten inches of snow fell
on Thursday, and some small drifts
formed, though not so bad as was ex-
pected.
EFF. Frost of Sebago, our blacksmith,
has been sick.
There was no meeting Sunday, as Mr..
Congdon could not attend.
Miss Maud Whitney is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. &C. Douglass.
May F. Mansfield and Carrie P. Jewell
came home from Portland Wednesday
and expect to 60 back about next We'd
nesday.
Mabel E. Jewell arrived from Boston
Friday, stopping.over night in Portland
on account of late trains from Boston
Thursday.
Sheriff Cram of Portland was in Seba-
90 one daz the mast week ON business