The Portland daily press., 1896-12-25
WESTBROOK.

OHertOry-Sopfano Solo.
Te Deum, kotzsenmar
Postlude, batiste.
Choir-Miss Lucia B. Anthoine. so
prano, Mrs. Andrew Dodge, contralto;
MIR. W. M. Edison, tenor; MIR. r. Il.
jackson, bass; Miss Elvira j. Caswell,
organist and director.
A Sd ecial meeting of the school eom-
mittee will be held as the High School
building Monday evening.
Court City of Westbrook, A. .. 4. OF
A. elected the following officers at their
regular meeting Wednesday eevning:
Chief Ranaer-J. H. Sullivan.
Sub Chief Ranger-Fred Decomier.
Treasurer-A. G. Heydrie.
Finan. Secretary-Thomas Gallant
Recording Sscretary.Julius spruetti.
Senior Observation-Disclosures Saroway.
Junior Woodward-M ieahel Mannion.
Senior Beadle--John Penn.
Junior Beadle-Pascal Askneau2t.
Trustee years-Wm. j. Marshall.
Court Physiciau-Peter James Pigeon,
M. d.
Col. Robert L. Whitcomb, of Portland
is expected to install the officers OF Waoe
Camp. s. of v. on Friday evening Janu-
airy lst. ~
There will be no day police during the
recess of the public schools. Both oncers
Co usens and Dresser will do night WORK.
The merchants report very Rood
Christmas trade. II was little slow In
starting, but came in with rush Wnen
it did move.
The class of 95, W. n. s., will hold
reunion with Miss Bertha SWEET at her
home ON HASKELL street, next Monday.
The intention of marriage OF Mr.. Maui
rice e. Dunlap of Portland, ana Miss
Avis Wasbburn, of Cumberland Mills,
has bean made pubic.
Calanthe Assembly P. s. will hold a
public installation Saturday evening,
Jan, Q. They will entertain as their
guests on this occasion Westbrook Lodge,
K. of F., and Presumpscot Valley
Lodge. K. Of p.
The Ammoncongin Literary Club was
entertained by Mrs A. A. Caldwell at
her home Oh Main st. Wednesday after
noon. The subject under discussion was
Economics Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, of
Saco, read paper on simplicity in the
Home"
ga Christmas supper will be served to
the members of the Westbrook Congrega-
tional church at tho vestry, Monday
evening.
The local company of the National
Guards will probably be organized at the
Armory ssMonday evening The officers
will be elected Tuesday evening. II. T..
Starr and Edward Rome are mentioned
for the Office of captain.
Mrs. Osgo0d Walker, of Somerville,
Mass, a former resident of this CITY,
called on friends here Wednesday. MIR.
Walker is soon to take up his residence
on the Hiram Bachelor place in Wind
ham.
Mr.. Calvin S. Walker was drawn yes
terday to serve as traverse juror, Superior
Court, January term.
Mr.. Richard Farrar has postponed his
trip to Winter Harbor for the present.
An exciting runaway occurred on Main
street Wednesday afternoon. While tho
street was crowded with Christmas
shoppers, of about three O'Clock. horse,
with po1 tion of harness upon him,
came dashing up the middle of the side
walk toward the post Office on the south
erly side of Main street. The shoppers on
the sidewalk made @ dash for the doors
and luckily all succeeded in getting out
of the path of the frightened animal, but
some did not have any time to spare In
their movements. When the horse reached
the Presumpscot house he took to the
road and continued on his way without
doing further injury. The horse belonged
to Mr. Winslow, the Main street fish
market keeper. He was hitohed to de-
livery wagon and became frightened in
front of his owners place OF business.
He started mad run UP the street and
opposite the Union meat market took to
the sidewalk At this point the wagon
came into collision with an electric light
pole. the horse clearing himself from it
and leaving it in demolished condition.
The horse ran until he reached home.
Miss Suddington. clerk or Miss Rioux,
tina Main street milliner, is in Boston fol
few days on business
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Senate of Maiden,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Senate's mother
in this city.
Mr.. William Mipnick left Tuesday eve
ming for Clinton. Mass, TO return home
withss his wife, who has been visiting
her son John in that city.
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year at tho meeting ofBeulat
chapter, o. E. S., Wednesday evening:
Worthy Matron-Mrs. Annie S. Cobb.
" Worthy Patron-MF. S. M. Sheehan.
Assistant Matron-Mrs. Jane McLel
Ian.
Secreta ry-Mrs. Ella NJ. SWEET.
l'reasurer-Mrs. Francena Shehan.
Couductress-Mrs Sarah A. Kelley.
Assistant Conductress-Mr Emmf
. Trustee for one year-Mr. E. G.
Sweet.
Trustee for two yesrs-Mrs. Lizzie
Chute.
Trustee for three years-Mrs. Elvins
SWEET.
The adjutant general has Issued the
two following orders:
Estate of Maine.
Adjurant Generals Office.
Special Orders, No. Go.
l. The company enlisted Dy Y. A.
Moses under special orders No. 81 O.. s.
and ordered to be mustered in by Major
Charles Collins under special orders NO.
81 c. q. is hereby assigned to the First
Regiment, N. G. S. M. and designated
Company Al.
II. An election Of captain, a first
lieutenant and a second lieutenant of Co.
NJ. First Regiment is hereby ordered al
the armory of the company in Westbrcuk
on the twenty-ninth day of December,
1896 at O'Clock p. m. Col. l.. II. Ken
daI. first lieutenant, will preside at the
election and make return thereof to this
office.
III. Notice of election as required by
section 40, military law, will be giver
by C. A. Moses.
By order of the Commander in chief.
SELDEN CONNOR,
Adjutant General.
Special Orders, No. 3d.
/. The men enlisted by @. A. Mosei
under Special Orders No. SO C. 8. Will bt