The Portland daily press., 1896-07-30
WESTBROOK.

Westbrook Lodge, No. 81, K. of p,
will dedicate their new quarters in the
Brigham block on Main street, one week
from next Wednesday night. When their
new lodge rooms are furnished they will
DO among the most comodious and hand.
somely furnished of any in the state
They will occupy the whole of the fourth
and part of the third stories of the
block. The society hall will be situated
on the fourth floor. 1t will be large,
we'll lighted and airy room with two
ante-rooms In the rear. The ceiling and
walls have been very Hastily decorated
by Portland artists. The fourth floor
will be of polished pine, requiring no
oarpeting and allowing for dancing or
other amusements on public occasions.
The trimmings are of oak. On the third
floor will be kitchen, a large banquet
hall and a reception room. The rooms
will be lighted by electricity and all 9TH
or modern conyenienoies are to be fur
nished.
Leonard Moulton of Naples has accept
ed position with the Westbrook Leath-
erboard Company.
George II. Young, the perpotrator and
one of the victims OF the shooting TRACE
dy at Portland, Tuesday was resident
of this city for a short time some eight
years ago. He with his wife and mother
in-law lived in the rear of Mechanic
street. While here he bore an uneyiable
reputation.
:, A game of ball has been arranged for
Saturday afternoon at Warren park be-
tWa0n the SaOcarannaa and tina
scots. The games will be called at q 30
O'Clock. The battery for the Presump-
scots will be Carleton and Harmon, and
for the Saccarappas BIyson and Leigh
ton. The interest in this game is at high
pitch now and Is growing every hour.
1t promises to be al exciting game.
The homo of Alderman Augustus W.
Riggs, 81 Brown street, was the scene of
pleasant event yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when his daughter. Esther Eve
line, and Albion Perl Brown, son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. Z. Brown, were united in
marriage by Rev. e. M. Cousens OF Gray
The ceremony was performed in the pay
lor of the BRIDES home, beneath an arch
of evergreen and wild flowers. The bride
was Hastily attired in white brocade silk
with chiffron lace trimmings, and carried
a bouquet of pinks. Only the immediate
relatives were witnesses of the happy
event. After the ceremonies the party
sat down to wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride. The happy couple
leave today for short Wedding tour in
the country. On rheix return they will
make their home with the BRIDES par
ents. The bride and groom are popular
and widely known young people and re-
oeived the congratulations of the entire
community. Both are graduates Of the
Westbrook High school in the class of
'94. They were the recipients of beauti-
full presents. Following is list of the
gifts and don ors: banquet lamp, Mr..
A. W. Riggs;watoh chain, Mrs. A. w.
Riggs; berry dish, groom; water set, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Brown: fruit plates, Mrs.
Julia M. Blake; cake dish and vases, Mrs.
NJ. A. Aldrioh; scarf pin, Etta e. Riggs:
half dozen silver teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Brown; individual sauce set, Misses
Nellie MoCann and Alice Springer a
berry spoon, Addie and Clifford Brown
pie knife, Miss Augusta Houston; sugar
spoon, Miss Angie Skillings; pastol
painting, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Cole
Mr.. Alonzo Libby leaves today for
Lewiston TO attend the direotors' meeting
of the Maine State fair.
NJ. W. 2. Hodsdon, has had an elsotric
clock placed In his burial rooms on
Maine street.