The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-09
North Yarmou tn.

NOtGn 4dfIuouUn JD6 o. On 4DurSu&y
of last week Mr. Chas. Allen, on his way
homo from Portland, with loaded team
left His horse standing in the road near
MIR. Fred Morrill's, and stepped in to
speak with Mr.. Morrill,. During his
absence bicyclist came along, and the
horse became frightened and ran. He
kept to the road for Onlya short distance
but upsetting the cart and attached to
only the forward wheels, he ran across
the fields and into some woods belongin &
to Mr.. j. Strout, where he threw him.
self and was caught. The horse was only
slightly hurt, but the cart was consider
ably damaged.
Mr.. G. r. Loring and Deacon N. S.
Shurtleff attended the Sunday school
convention at Gray, June 9th. They re-
port a good meeting.
The following delegates have been
chosen to attend the North Cumberland
Conference at New Gloucester June TO-:
From the church-Deacon N. s. Shurt-
left ana Deacon d. II. Cole. From the
uSnday school-Mr. Howard Cole and
Miss Gerite Rowe.
Memorial services, which were post
Congregational church. Rev. r. A.
Farnham preached an able sermon to the
veterans.
Childern's Sunday will be observed
June 14th.
MrsGso. R. Perley, of Boston has been
visiting at Mr.. Roscoe Perley's.
Mr.. Ernest Hamilton, of Colorado
spent few days with his mother, Mrs.
Lura Hamilton, last week
Mr.. Z. 6. Morrill, and wife. of Port
land, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. A.
Morrill,.
There is prosp ect of light hay crop
ia this vicinity. grass having winter
killed in many places.
New Gloucester.
Upper Gloucester, June S-Mrs. Sewall
past, has got about the house now. Miss
Elyira Bray is with her at present and
has been for some. time.
Mr.. I. .NsDyer is7moving from Bolster
Mills to East North Yarmouth. Mrs.
Dyer is stopping atspresent with her sis
ter, Mrs. James Stevens in this village.
| The farmers have had a fine time to do
their planting. 1t has been rather dry
for the crops, but it begins to look al
though it might be little more moist
| for the time to come.
| Mr.. Alonzo Stevens is now painting the
buildings on theLtown farm. He has B.
D. Weymouth and James Steyens al
work for him.
Grass is looking quite well about here,
| but it is said that the Gro will be below
| The average.
Intervale, June 8-Mrs. Thompson, OF
Boston, accompanied by Miss Grace Frye,
and NJ. and Mrs William True, of NAL
don, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jabez True.
MIR. Elbridge True and family are Wis
iting relatives in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Herbert E. Jordan and the Misses
Jordan have gone in their carriage to
| Bethel. where they will remain until
after the centennial celebration on
| Wednesday.
| Ripe field strawberries were picked in
the vicinity of Meadow Brook on Satur-
day last, June g. by the PRESS CORES
pondent.
Mrs. Matte Il. Bray will leave New
| Gloucester on Tuesday for Pomona,
California, where she will make he1
home with her brother. Mr. Frank Fl.
Merrill, formerly of this town.
| Mrs. Charles H. Thompson and her
| little daughter. of Woodfords, Deering,
have been visiting Mr. Thompson's faith
er, Mr.. j. M. Thompson.
Prof. Wilson Nevins Of Falmouth, was
| in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield S. Nevins, Of