The Portland daily press., 1895-06-20

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Some of our people went to Cornish
| Sunday to hear Rev. Mr.. Mead, of Au-
gusta and from what we have heard
should say they were well paid.
| Lewis Young who was hurt on the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad recently was
| brought home and buried Sunday, and
it seemed as though every person in this
section attended the services to pay
tribute to his worth as young man.
| Geo. W. Towle, one of the largest bust
ness men in this section, who has passed
through four or five doctors hands, is
able to ride out and does every pleasant
day.
| Geo. Wadleigh is SO to be out
J. NJ. Merrifeld and wife have gone tc
Old Orchard, to spend the summer
A number of relatives of Abner Melon.
aid, who shot himself at Biddeford last
week, attended his funeral from this
place.
| Mr.. Fogg has moved from the hotel
| and Mr.. Chellis has begun to run his
| own house again.
The Pillsbury House is being put in
| readiness for summer boarders.
Schools in and about this section close
this week, as a general thing.
Electric spars from the clouds were
more numerous than suited most people
| last week.
Baptism at Union church South Harri-
son the last Sunday in this month
The hay crop is reported about on an
average little early.
| Gorham.
Gorham, June 19-Following are the
| Commencement Exercises of the Gorham
High School at the Congregational
church, Thursday, June 81, at 2. 80 p. m.
Music.
Prayer.
Poem written by Miss Gooman),
Annie W. Sturgis
Music.
History of the Graduates,
Miss Angie L. Weeks
Music.
Address to the Graduates and Members
of the School, Rev. Geo. w. Reynolds
t9. Music.
Benediction.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
Music
| Reading of Shakespeare's Merchant OF
| Venice, Miss Mary Seldom McCobb.
Music.
Begins at T.. 45. All are invited.
Raymond.
East Raymond, June 19-Children' IS
| Sunday as observed in the church here
yesterday was a decided success. In the
lUfeuOOu Ullo CuufCu Was We'll ull6Q TO
| listen to an earnest practical talk by the
pastor directed especially to the children.
In the evening occurred the annual Sun
day School concert and probably 200 per-
sons were present The church was
packed. Much credit is due the commit
| tee on arrangements for the successful
rendering of the following programme;
Music.
Prayer, Pastor
Opening Address, Rev. Mr. Paige
Recitation, Miss Lena Butterfield
Music.
Recitation, Bessie Small
Recitation, Rufus Parker
Acrostic Bible, Five Little Girls
Music
Recitation, Annie Strout
Reading, G. S. Witham
Solo, Rev. Mr.. Paige
Recitation, Miss Tena Jordan
Recitation, Angie Strout
Reading, Miss Lizzie Strout
Recitation, Annie D. Foster
Recitation, Guy. Shackford
Recitation, Miss Fannie L. Mains
Recitation, Charlie A. Verrill
Reading, Mrs V. V. Foster
Music.
Recitation, Miss Bessie M. Jordan
Recitation, Marion L. Shackford
Reading Miss Addie G. Fostel
Recitation, Miss Dunbar
Recitation, Miss Jennie Latham
Recitation, c. S. Witham
Closing Address,
S. s. Welch, Superintendent of Sunday
School.
Music.
The musical selections were well rem
dered by the Raymond Hill choir and the
parts were all good. Next Sunday morn
ing there is to be q baptism before the
services.
The Resolutes (the second nine of this
place. went to South Casco Saturday af-
ternoon, June Is and defeated the club at
that place by the following score:
2 3 475 6 z 8
Resolutes, 8 6 2 5 8 3 3-3a
South Casco, 2 i 1 2 2 5 0 2-15
This club would like to meet the second
mines of any place in this county Ad-
dress Roland Hall, East Raymond,