The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-06
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| moved OUT OIL the uuuSo oAfsu y. w. rus
ter bnughtEof Geo. "a. Morrill, and gone
to live with Osburn Cobb.
Mrs. Brooks has gone to board with
Mrs. Hume.
Charles Thompson has moved into the
Herriok house.
the first of the week.
Miss Naomi Briggs has gone to Paris.
Hall Edwards, who Las been at work
for Geo. Quint, went home to Casoo
Wednesday.
Herbert Libby is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Libby.
Richard Qutnt, Lewis Quint and Lee
land Hodgkins are at home from Rum
ford Falls, for short time.
We had smart rain here Sunday
which will save the hay crop. Other
crops are looking well. Some OF the
farmers have commenced to hoe their
early crop.
| Newfleld, June 5-Memorial Day was
observed here according to the usual GUS
tom, by N. W. Mitchell Post. Rev. Gideon
| After spending the winter in SoDler-
VILE, Mass, Mrs. Mary Bigelew has re-
| tn rned to Newfield.
Mrs. DR.. Straw and son, of Gorham
are visiting her mother, Mrs. j. NJ.
NJ oulton.
Miss Matte Dunnells, of Newf1eli, is
a member of the graduating class at the
Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill.
Mrs. Rachel, swidow Of the late Isaac
Staples, is very feeble. She is kindly
cared for by her grandchildren.
Albion Chellis, of Saoo, visited friends
in Newf1eld last week.
Mrs. Mark Dunnells and son Lester,
have gone to Kent's Hill.
Baldwin.
East Baldwin, June 5-Mrs. L. =.
Richardson is visiting her parents in
Cornish.
DR.. Rounds, wife and child Of Naples,
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. j. p. ChadbOurne arrived home
from Boston last Saturday, where she
has been visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Stephen Rounds is home from
Bingham on a vacation.
Miss Abbie Chandbo of Sebago, is
staying at DR.. Norton's.
Mrs. Chas. Gould of Portland, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. D. T. Richardson.
Mr. e. W. Rounds returned from Bos-
ton Wednesday.
MIR. E. W. Spencer has moved into
Mrs. II. E. Rlcker's rent.
Mr.. Henry Hoyt has moved into the
RANCH"
Mr. j. P. Chadbourne has rented the
hotel and is moving in.
Mrs. Berry of Sebago, is making a
short stay at Mr.. j. q. RickeI's.
Richardson's Reserves played an
uphill game ofsball with Potter Academy
at East Sebago last Tuesday, winning by
20-l7 although the score at end of first
inning was 1871 in favor of Potter Aoad-
envy.
Raymond.
Raymond, June 9Th. The sixth con-
yention of the Pleasant Pond Sabbath
Church, Raymond, Wednesday, June
3rd. The officers are: President, M. l..
Leach, Casco; vice president, Thomas
jackson, Otisfield; secretary, Mrs. Geo.
Foss, Raymond; treasurer, Frank Lamb,
Naples Following Is the order of exer-
discs:
WEDNESDAY, A. M.
20 3o-Praise Service, BY the President.
10.00-Words of Welcome, Mrs. John
Hadyen.
| 1O.15-Respopse.
10.20-Report of Secretary.
Superintendent Hour.
11.15-Discussion, Importance OF Better
Organization in the Sunday. Schools.
Opneed by Rev. Mr.. Pease, Of Naples.
2.00-Intermission and Lunch.
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.
1.OO-Service of Song.
1.15-Election of Officers.
.30-Tanchers' Hour.
.30-Address, Rev. MI. Millett OF
! Gorham.
3.00-Pri,nary Teachers Hour.
The following officers Of Raymond vii
lage Sunday school were recently elected
for the ensuing year: Mrs. lizzie @.
Hayden, president; Mrs Ida Hayden,
vice president; Miss Helen NJ. Leach,
secretary Miss Lille M. Harmon, treas
urer; Miss Manic E. Longley, librarian
Miss Angie N. Plummer,a sslstant libra
rian.
II armouth.
Yarmouth. June 4. Rev. G. E. Nc
Kinley is attending the American Mis-
sionary Association at New Haven
Conn. He will visit in Providence before
he returns home.
Rev. j. 6. Merrill, of the Christian
Mirror, will preach at the First Parisl
church Sunday.
|
Saturday from Greenwich, Conn. Sh,
was accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Miss Carolyn Sheldon, VIII,
will remain with her this summer.
Miss Ethel Eaton, OF Waltham, Mass
is visiting Miss Mabel Bennett.
Mrs. Albert Gooding, of Arlington
Mass, is visiting Mrs. M. G. Merrill.
Miss Jennie Buxton. of Brookline
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hutch
ms. 4
All the schools in town, with the ex
ception of High, Primary and Pratt
which close the nineteenth, will clos
Friday, June IL.
Prof. Il. M. Moore. principal of Var
mouth High School, will act as one o
the judges of the Prize Declaration O
Freeport High School on Friday even
ing.
The names of the graduating class O
Yarmouth High School are as follows
James X. Parsons, Florence Stimson
Eugene Soule, Bertha Pratt, Berth
Kinks, Maurice Leighton. Myrtle L
Stoddard, Emma Pulsifer, Bcecher Lane
Agnes Russell, Frank Drinkwater, Flor
enoe Hilton and Edmund Brown.
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