The Portland daily press., 1896-10-31
NORTH BERWICK.

North Berwick, Oct. as. W. B. Tobev
has suspended over the counting room of
the North Berwick company large Mo-
Kinley and Hobart fiag, bearing also the
names of Governor elect Powers and T.
B. Reed.
The water company are driving the
work of laying pipe, and expect to have
the whole thing completed before the
ground closes up.
The wedding OF W. B. Littletield. of
Lynn, Mass, and Miss Horatia A. But
ler occurred the 2and inst, at the resi-
dence or d. A. Butler, Esq.,, of this will
age, and the reception which was a
most elaborate and fashionable event,
followed in the evening it the home of the
groom in Lynn. Miss Butler was one of
our most popular ladies and for several
years was one Of the teachers in the
High School.
K. h. Hurd, our village druggist, was
married last week, and with his bride is
still on bridal trip to Washington. New
York and other places Of interest.
Samuel Stewart, an aged citizen of
ouAS oo"n. oAsu ocu WON Very suuuouJ.
He came il from his work, supposed to
be as well as usual, sat down to shell
some corn and d:opped forward dead.
The wooden mill runs ON full time,
after few weeks shut down for repairs.
sTANDIsH.
There was pretty wedding at South
Standish last Saturday night. The con-
traoting parties were James A. Mason,
of Limin gton, and Miss A. Osborn
Cunningham, Of Belfast. The marriage
ceremony was Performed by Rev. Mr..
Maddox, and tool place at 7.30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Mason is ont of LimingtOn's well
known young mn, and is at present
in company will his father IN black
smith work at Nrth Limington. Miss
Cunningham is very estiImable lady,
who has a large Oil Gle Of friends, who
wish her joy in hr new home, which Ia
to be at North Linington.
LIMERICK,
(From an Occasional Correspondent
Limerick, Oct. 80 Mr.. Stephen E..
Grant has sold the Limerick Hotel,
which he has KEEP SO many years, to Mr..
j. A. Campbell, # Rookiand, who will
take possession ID about a week. Mr.
Grant is now moyng out into the Boyn-
ton house, Whidl he purchased two
weeks ago.
Pease and Kooerts have leased the
Boynton tenement recently occupied by
f. P. Johnston, and will become resi-
dents of our village In few days.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Free Baptist chuph and their friends en-
joyed very plea'ant social at the home
of Mrs. s. E. Wumwood on Wednesday
avauipo bo 0Sth
Mrs. r. L. Howard il home from a
visist of three weeks at the home Of her
son, the Rev. G. N. Howard, at Mel
rose, Highlands, Massachusetts.
Mrs. +. P. Johnston, who Is in Saoo
for treatme emit, is reported to be impro-
ing rapidly. and ho1 many friends are
hoping to soon welcome her to hei home
again.
sCARBORo.
West Scarboro, Oct. 3O-.Robert B.
Seavey of Scarboro was drafted as juror
tor the Novem berssterm Of Superior court.
The Good Templars will have an enter
tainment and harvest supper at their hall
at Dunstan Corner Saturday evening,
Got. 81.
Alvin f. Moulton harvested over
twelve tons of nice cabbage from less
than half acre of ground.
g, W. Knight Is putting in carload
Of nice corn this week.
SOUTHtBERWICK.
South Berwick. Oot SO-The Septem.
Der number of the Quamphegan pub
lished by the Students Of Berwick Acad-
envy came out this morning with new
editor, Arthur W. Hall, '97; business
manager, Geo. L. Lewis, '97; assistant
business manager, F. B. E. Stuart. '99;
associate editors, Bessie H. lacquer, '99,
A. NJ. Hayes, 1917; Annie "a. Thomson,
'97, B. H. hodge, 1913, Gertrude M.
Hewitt, '97, and Ida M. Place, '9S.
These editors evidently believe In the
motto BETTER late than never" How
sver the hardness is due not SO much to
the editors as to the school at large fol-
to them the editors have been looking
for support and encouragement and have
received very little of either. Thus the
editors deserve much comm endation for
issuing the paper at all. The contents
show the result of hard W ork, although
some of the news items recall to mind
some long forgotten events.
The American Express Company have
discontinued their South Borwiok office
and thus all South Berwick express
handled BY that company has to pass the
0hliuOu u hllS, x1ss OluCos
YARMOUTH.
Yarmouth, Oot 3O-The 163rd meeting
of the Cumberland Conference of Con-
gregational churches was held Wednesday
at First Parish church.
Inst Sunday Rev. j. H. Barrows, pas
tor of the Baptist church, commenced a
series of seven sermons to be given at
the morning services, on the seven last
sayings of Christ on the cross. The first
one from the text, Father forgive them
for they know not what they do" was
very interesting and all who heard it
will want to hear the remaining six.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Noyes from the
Baldwin Home for Little Wanderers.
with four of the children. who will sing.
will be at the First Parish church in she
morning and at the Baptist church In
the evening. A collection will bs taken
at the close Of the servic for them,
Rev. Minot Shaw Hartwell, WHO
preached at the First Parish last Sunday.
Will preach Novem Der and Is.
This programme for tho next meeting
of the Philolo2ian society which meets
on Friday. Nov. 6, at W. Y. A., at 7.3O
D. H.. follows:
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