The Portland daily press., 1895-07-02
G. H. Sawyer has been sold to gentle
man from Massachusetts, who has moved
on to the place the past week.
GRAY.

Gray, July 1.-Mr. Silas Smith, of Bos-
ton, is at home on a vacation
Mr.. Geo. Hawkes. of Lynn, Mass, is
in town.
Miss Ivy Smith is at home, from Bates
College. Mr.. Richard Andrews of Bow
doin College is at home for the vacation.
Mr.. Harvey Thayer, graduate of Bow
doin College, is at home.
Mr.. f. W. Stimson will play with
Chandler's band at Colby COMMENCEMENT
Mr.. j. W. Anderson was at Brunswick
the past week attending commencement
Mrs. Marcia Tinkham, of Dover, Maine
is visiting fher father Mr.. j. D. Ander-
Mr.. Geo. A. Bailey recently caught
thirty six black bass at Sebago Pond.
Mr. F. A. Spring and wife, of Deering,
passed Sunday at F. L. Clark's
DR.. Lewis I. Gushing will move from
the post office building to the rooms over
Mrs. Tripp's millinery store.
Mr.. 81. f. Colley is carrying large
and fine line of groceries.
Mr. Eugene Hall and wife are taking
an outing at Falmouth Foreside.
Miss Marian Smith, teacher at Berlin
Falls, N. H., is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Sarah Webster, of San Francisco,
Cal, will spend the summer here.
Mr.. Joseph Clark, of Alfred, is travel
ing with Mr.. E. A. Tenney the op
tician.
Mr. William Clark, of Mechanic Falls
was in town the past week.
| Mr.. Chase Merrill an old resident of this
town, but who for the past few years has
| lived in Massachusetts and Connecticut,
| is visiting his brother Mr. J. r. Merrill.
| Mrs Martha Mari and family and the
Misses Newman will leave this week for
| Minneapolis where they intend to make
| it their home in the future.
West Gray, July AT the regular
meeting of Mystic Div No. 16, last Sat
urday evening these officers were elected !;
W. P.-Ernest H. Allen.
W. A.-Edith M. Allen.
| r. S-Albert Pennell.
A. r. S.-Abbie S. Pennell
f. S.-Jennie o. Allen.
Treas. Franklin Maxfield.
Chap.-Mrs. Hattie J. Ryder.
Cond.-Willie K. Foster
| Asst. Cond. Alta Haskell.
l. S. Lindsay Campbell
o. S.-David f. Huston.
These officers will be installed next
| Saturday night
| The third game of base ball between
| the Windham Centre club and the West
Gray boys was played Saturday afternoon
last, and resulted in an easy victory for
were not in the game: The score was 10
| to 6 in favor of the Windham Centres
| Charles E. Allen was at Falmouth
Foreside last week He was the guest of
Mr. George Hunt while there.
| Mr.. D. Fl. Twombly went to Portland
on Wednesday last to attend the wedding
| of his son, Mr.. Willard l. Twombly, the
inventor of the ether motor His
daughter, Miss Bertha G. Twombly, was
also present from Bethel, where she has
been teaching for the past year. She is
| now at her home in West Gray
A pleasant and profitable term of school
closed here on Friday last, taught by Miss
Edna V. Foster, of North Gray. Miss
Foster will also teach the fall term it is
expected.
Mr.. Ralph Leslie went to Augusta last
Saturday on business, returning the
same day.
We have had about ten days of cloudy
weather with some rain. This is favora-
BILE for the grass crop which is looking
decidedly better. The crop will be about
an average one about here it is thought
Other crops are looking well except
apples. The prospect for this crop is not
very promising.
| Raymond.