The Portland daily press., 1896-07-11
WESTBROOK.

Tomorrow will be Christian Endeavor
day ut Warren urch, Gum berland Mills
There will be sunrise meeting at 6
O'Clock. At TO- 80 the pastor win preach
on ''The Young Volunteers Reply"
There will be an open air meeting at
$50, and in the evening papers by vari-
Gus mem srs of the society on Endeavor
work. There will be special music in the
evening. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Winnie Dennett Of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting friends in this city, his
former home.
Rev. George M. Tuple OF New Haven,
Conn, will preach at the Advent church,
Sunday at 2 p. N.
10. 81 the pastor will prsaoh from the
words "All My Springs Are in Thee. -
In the evening at Z. 80 he will address the
Orangemen who will be present in q
body. All friends will be made welcome.
Ole Hendrickensen, an employe at S.
d. Warren & Co.'s plant, narrowly
escaped death yesterday afternoon, while
at work on an elevator. In some way the
elevator chain had become Glackeued,
and when he wheeled car loaded with
paper on to it and started it there was
nothing to prevent it's taking up the
slack of the chain with great force The
chain gave way when the heavy load WAS
suddenly put upon it and the man, eleva-
tor and paper brought up with great
force when the elevator reached the next
floor. The bystanders rushed to the
mans assistance, expecting to find him
dead or terri bly, injured. Luckily he es-
capped with the loss OF three teeth. cut
under his chin and many severe bruises.
The four year old daughter Of w. Scott
Pratt, while at play, Thursday, fell and
dislocated her shoulder.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis Of Boston Is the
guest of Mrs. J. c.. Scates of Brackett
street.
Miss Jennie Z. Phinney, teacher in the
Boston public schools, formerly assista ut
at the Forest St. grammar school OF hi
city, is visiting friends here for q few
days.
Mr.. Levi Wesoott. of Fast End, has
lett for summers outing at Yarmouth,
N. S., in hopes of benefit to his health.
MIR. and Mrs Adslbert Harmon, Of
Montreal, arrived in this city this week
and are stopping with Mrs. Harmonic
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Allen,
of Main street. Mrs. Harmon will re-
main during the summer.
Rev. S. N. Adams, of the Congrega-
tional church, will exchange with Rev.
A. L. Strllthers, of the South Gardiner
Congregational church, tomorrow.
There will be game Of ball between
the Presu mpscots and thu Freeports at
Warren Park this afternoon. 1t gives
promise of being an interesting game.
Thayer and Patterson will he the battery
for the visiting team, and Harmon and
Eaton for the home nine,
Miss Mary Pearson, of Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Fl. A. CT NE, of East End
Mrs. II. P. Libby Will represent Cal
anjtic Assembly, p. S. at Concord. N.
H., today at the council Of administra-
tion of the superior assembly of Pythian
Sisterhood.
The pastor of the UniversaIlst church
will speak at this regular services tomor-
row afternoon on the advantages of hold
ing the preaching service in the forenoon.
Mr.. B. u. Roberts is experimenting
the harvesting of the hay OIL the city
farm.
Mr.. Frank Woodman, was thrown
from horse rake while harvesting
St., Wednesday afternoon, and received
painful, though not serious injury.
DUCK POND.
The mills have closed for few weeks.
Those living in Massachusetts have gone
home
The cottages along Rthe shore are all
full, looking very pleasant as one sails
up the river. We wonder why the cleo
tries are not brouGh to this place for its
pond is beautiful and easy of access. We
hope some day to have our little village
aDDre0iHtad 3s it should be.