The Portland daily press., 1895-02-23
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Yarmouth.

Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, February 81. h. IL. Nc
Quillan Co. have opened a stove and
hardware shop in the store in Coombs's
block recently occupied by Doughty q
Dennison. Mr.. Charles Dennison is en-
ployed by the firm.
The Junior Endeavor held sociable
III First Parish chapel Monday evening,
Feb.1S. Over one hundred children were
present. They played games and refresh
menus were served by seven little Juniors
in white caps. Then programme OF
Rotations and m usic followed.
Wednesday evening the Y. P.S.C. E.
had their annual circle. There was a
short amusing entertainment, after
which they played games. All had a
merry time.
Many Yarmouth people have recently
received the following announcement:
Capt. and Mrs. al bion Pinkham an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Edith Estella, to Mr.. Charles Edwin
Gooding, Monday, Feb. 4, 1895, Var
mouth Maine"
Mrz. j. Andrew and daughter of Island
Pond are the guests of MI. and Mrs. l.. r.
| Cook.
Miss Jessie Merrill has been entertain
ing her cousin, Miss Leila Chandler of
Portland. this week.
Mrs. A o. Baker seems to be improving.
Mr.. Joseph was able to be out Wednes-
day.
tended the marriage of Miss Maude
Pomeroy to Mr.. Philip Loring, at Port
land Wednesday, February 20.
Miss Marion Hutchinson is the guest
of Miss Myrtle Stoddard this week.
Miss Nellie Clark is visiting in MARI
boro, Mass.
Mr.. Clarence Pierce is at home on a
visit from Waterville.
North Yarmouth.
East North Yarmouth, February 81.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday, March 8.
Presiding Elder Corey will be present.
Miss Lillian Cummings of New Glouces-
ter is visiting at Mr.. Chas. H. Young's.
Miss Lucinda M. Lawrence of the Stew
ems school, New Gloucester, is spending
a few days at home. y
Mr.. Clinton Simonton of Yarmouth,
will preach at the Methodist church Sun
day, FebruSry "a. 80
Mrs. Ii G. Pease and Mrs. Emma Davis
have been spending a few days at Au
burn. @
Windham.
be nth Windham, February 81. Miss
| Cornelia NJ. Dow of Portland visited the
South Windham W. C. L. U. on Thursday.
DR.. r. B. Jordan of New Gloucester was
here on Tuesday.
Large quantities of wood are brought
by the trains and by teams to the pulp.
mill.
The East End Laundry of Westbrook
runs team regul arly to this place which
is great convenience to the people.
The Republican caucus is called Satur-
day. at pm.
Baldwin
West Baldwin, February 81. Mrs. W .
H Congden, who has been confined to
the house for the last fourteen months,
is now able to ride out pleasant days.
The new steam mill near Hiram Falls
is rushing business. They have quite a
| NUM- Der of men and teams on the Ingalls,
land cutting and hauling oak timber.
They have the lot most cleared. The
company have purchased the Bowers oak
timber, and will commence operations
next week.
The apples are most all packed and
shipped. There was more Of crop than
people expected.
Alfred.
The graduating parts have been as
signed to the memb ers of the class of
'95, Alfred High School, as follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. G. Akers.
Salutatory-EffieN N. Cassin.
History-Grace E. Cassin.
| Prophecies-Loui E. Roberts.
| Essay sts-H. Flora Hanson, Grace E.
Durgin, Louie r. "trip. Gertrude SChad-
bourne, Annie W. Goodwin, William H.
Walker, Forest V.BuI bank, Herbert A {.
! Nutter, G. Harry Wentworth, Lester D..
Roberts.