The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-19
EAST HARPSWELL.

Leayitt has recently received news of the
death of his son Russell, Of malaral fever
at Feelfoot Lake, Tom. Mr.. I4eavitt is
remembered with respect and esteem by
al who knew him. He was very
estimable young man. he has been for
some time in the West.
Among those who witnessed the illu-
mination at Brunswick Monday evening
were MIR. and Mrs. H. o. Coombs and
Mrs. Kinsman Cnombs aud Miss Alice.
Mr.. Silas Rolhrook celebrated the Re-
publican victory Friday night by illumi-
mating his house, burning red fire and
Roman candles, and building big hon.
fire. His patriotism has also prompted
him to write several bright campaign
poems for the Bath papers.
Joneph Mann is reported to be quite i'll.
We hope soon to hear of his speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Albert Alexander is in Portland
for weeks visit to relatives. and Miss
Lima Holbrok is keeping house for her.
Mr.. Arthur Kemp of Nahanns is visiting
at Mr.. 2 rank Shows.
DR.. Lancaster was at Bethel Point,
Thursday, to attend to the fumigation Of
MIR. Frank Wallace's house and those OF
his !, immediate neigh bors. They have
been in quarantine for a mouth or more
on account of scarlet fever, and are glad
to be able to go about onoe more.
HARPSWELL.
West Harpawell, November 1s.-Ths
Republicans of Harpswen Neck cate-
bart last evening by a torch light parade
fireworks, Go. The procession headed by
the Brunswick and North Harpswsll
baissis marched to Potts point and back
to Centennial Hall where bountifni
supper was provided by the allies. The
along the route with colored paper, flags.
Japanae lanterns and pictures of McKin-
ley and Hobart. The Democrats were
cordially invited to participate and many
accepted the invitations. All seemed to
enjoy the good time and good nature
prevailed. During the procession colored
lights were burned at the hall and
rockets were sent up at intervals during
the evening.
Cundy's @Harbor, Nov. 1S-Meeting
began here last Sunday and will be car
risd on as usual. Rev. N. 81. Washburn
pfaaoheI an able sermon from David IL,
So.
w, A, Eastman and Ed Holbrook went
to Portland to meet Capt s. o. Hol
Piuumer, that he is having repaired fol-
winter fishing.
The smelt seiners report smelt very
scarce.
Mr. and Mrs. William Caffin welcomed
a baby boy at their home last M onday.
Capt end Mrs. ii. S. Skolheld passed
Monday In Brunswick.
Ansel, son of Capt. and Mrs. j. T.
Skolfield, is quite siok. DR.. Mitchell
of Brunswick is attending him.
BAR MILLS.
Bar Mills, Nov. 1S-Mrs. VIM. Elmer,
and Mrs. John Stimson, two of Alfred
most prominent ladies. were at Bal
Mills Monday calling on friends.
BALDWIN.
East Bald win, Novem Der 17.-Electior
excitement 10 fast dying out in tht
vicinity, and it is doubtful if. two week
later, free silver man can be found
Even the Prohi bitionist who cam
around for Bryan sees the error of hi
way and will probab bly, not make the er
ror for another four years. Mckinley
election was duly celebrated in this place
the New Buxton Military band, Rober
Leach, leader, furnishing the music.
Mr. Stephen Rounds who has beer
spen ding his vacation at home, has aRail
returned to Ringhem. where he
principal of the B. q. 8.
IL
confined to the house for the past tel
weeks Is slowly recovering.
On Novem Der Sth Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Rounds were very much surprised tor o
that day, the 50th anniversary OF thei
wedding. the most of their children an
hkf. beniel Rounds Of Saco, the onl
surviving brother of Mr.. Rounds. wa
also present. Mr.. e. W. Rounds an
two daughters. Alice and Edith, MI
George .. Rounds L. 2: Rounds. MI
and Mrs; 2. c. Parker ss. MI. a and MIS- MIS-
Faosenoe Pike and Stephen Rounds sa
dewn TO dinner.
Norton q Wingate are doing a rushin
bfsin essaat their factory, packing nearl
a carload Of apples each day. They has
renerssy P9s1n two n new power or, perrin 4ha,
orders.
RAYMOND.
Raymond. November is-Mrs Margar'
Mason has gone to Canton.
Mrs. Josephine Forhap entertained til
nembers of the Ladies' Endeavor Sooiet
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
nice agppsr was served and a pleasaI
time enjoyed by all present
Me. Henry L. FoFham has gone
Canso, N. S. on q business trip.
Che Repuhlicans lighted huge Dor
fire one evening Recently. A social dam
was also feature of the evenings ente
tainment.
Messrs Harry Harmon and Lee
Lorgfey have returned from, Lynn, Mas
Me-. Colly Hayden is in very feeb
heasth.
Among those attending the twenty
f,ffh wedda1s anniversary of Mr.. at
Mrs. Mark Leach of Casco, Saturds
evening, were the following from Ra
mond: Fdr and Mrs Henry j. Ian
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Henry L. Farhan.
Mr.. and MIS-. Irving D. Morton al
niecs, Miss Angie Plummer have he'
visiting relatives az Bridgton. "A
Mr.. Alberb Muroh our genial al
obliging stage driver has had the mi
fortune to inJurs his ankle.