The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14
SEBAGo.

Sebago, Dot 10. Potter A cademy Lit
erary Society held its second meeting
this evening. The first oh the pro-
gramme was reading by Herbert
Thompson; second, report of Secretary
Edna NJ Dyer; third, music by Vida
Dyer: fourth, defamation by Fred Wig
gins; fifth, music, duet; recitation by
Matte Poor. The White Minstrels. CON-
sisting Of nine-four boys and five girls,
rendered selections. The reading of the
school journal was followed by a social
until half past nine.
STANDIsH.
Standish, Dot. 13-Mrs. George Tomp-
son is quite i'll again.
Mrs. Buzzell of Dayton, is visiting her
SOL, DR.. Buzzell here.
Dr.. Marrett of Boston, is spending n
week at his stock farm.
The people of this vicinity are now
harvesting their apples. There is much
larger crop than there has been for many
years.
Mr.F.B. Usher, ex-prinoipal of the high
school. now principal of .Windham high
school, Was in town over Sunday.
Miss Hestvr Freeman of Richville,
died last week and was brought to this
place and buried in the family lot in the
dent of this place, having been born and
spending much time here. She was a
lady who had many friends and was be-
| love by all who knew her.
Dry Mills, sOat. 18-Ice formed as thick
as window glass Friday night.
Lewis Verrill is going to move on to
the Town farm the FIRST Of the week to
take charge OF the farm and. the poor.
E Carl Stewart will go tos.. the fair at
T opsham with his horse, General Mac.
Richard Quint, Lewis Quint and
Ammi VeTrill were at home from Otis
Fslls over Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Quint has gone to Otis Falls.
POwNAL.
Pownal, Oct. 1s-Ths unpleasant
| weather OF the past two weeks has been
| very discouraging and bad for the farm
| ers In harvesting the lnte crops. The
apple crop is more than abundant and 1t
Is almost a question what to do with the
| almost unlimited NUMBER Of bushels
afforded by Iearly every orchard in any
| ways good condition. great many
bushels are being ground up into cider
| but tha low price Of both older and vine
gar uOod HUI Iuhke ulllS fory &OOO III
| vestment save that it serves to get the
apples out of the way.
| The annual fair held by the Ladies' Aid
Society is now placed for Wednesday
afternoon and evening of November 18th.
| Shouldsthat day be stormy it will be held
on Hriday afternoon and evening of Nov.
18th. Many useful and necessary articles
will be for sale on this occasion. The
week previous to the fair a general notice
Iof< l, to L. IL
in full. We will only call attention al
this writing to the table in charge OF
Miss Lillian L. Latham where the second
edition of the Ladies' Aid Cook Book will
be for sale. Last year nearly 80 copies
of the '95 cook book, comprising receipts
for pies, cakes and buildings were sold
| and they gave such universal satisfaction
that this year companion book of pick
les, jellies and oonfeotions has been got
ten up by the Aid. Miss Latham will
be pleased to receive orders for one OF
both of thess books and also orders for
the pictures of the Congregational church
which are being prepared by Mr.. y. G..
Gooding of Yarn outh. The pictures in
oluds ohuioh and surroundings and are
| most admirably executed and all interest
ed in our noble old church nearly CEN
| tary old, can but prize one or these pic
| lures as q souvenir.
MIR. W. W. Latham and daughter, also
Mr.. Edwin Latham and wife, all Of
| Portland, recently made q short visit al
Mr.. y. S. Latham's, Mrs. Edwin
Latham and Miss Latham covering the
distance on their wheels.
J Mrs. Eattie Achorn of Presque Isle,
passed Thursday of last week in town,
| the uest of Mrs. Y. S. Davis.
There will be a harvest concert given
at the Congregational church here next
| Sunday. Great preparations are being
made for same and We trust there will
| be large attendance.
The much talked of "Leap Veal
| Social" will be giveL at Mallet hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 10th. Our young
ladies are preparing to do the honors Of
the evening to the best of their abilities
SPRINGvALE.
Springvale, October 13.-Mrs. Austin
Wilson and son Maynard, who have beer
taking three weeks vacation with hel
sister in Hancock, returned home last
| week.
Mrs. Hiram B. Rowe is visitin g in
Boston.
Th,~o g. nvhfl,sas.- Ia