The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-10
STANDIsH.


severe, doing considerable damage.
Mrs. W. A. Hasty and daughter Ger
trude, who have been visiting relatives
in New York for month past returned
home aast week. The Oak Hill school
opened last Monday with Miss Mabel
Sawyer of Steep Falls as teacher.
Mr.. @. F. tSwasey's PAGER "Palm' lis
entered in the races at the Cumberland
county fair at Narragansett Park, also at
the Saco driving park association races
and at the Rochester, N. H., Fair.
Mrs. Geo. R. Thompson is more COM
forta Bile at this writing.
avery Brooke has sold his rent that 10
in the Masonic building to VIM. H.
Dresser.
Andrew Jackson Otis has sold his
farm to Avery Brooks. Mr. Otis intends
to take up his residence at Poland.
PoWNAL.
PownaL Sept. 7.-Schools will COM
menoe throughout the town on Monday,
Sept. IA.
Following Is the list of the teachers
placed by the committees
Pownal, North, Miss Corey; Pownal
West, Miss Lillian L. Latham; Pownal
Center, Miss Bessie Stnbbs; Hodsdon
school, Miss Matte Holmes; Payne
school. Miss Linda M. Noyes; Tyler
school, Miss Ella Y. Hodsdon; Libby
school, Miss Annie Libby.
MIR. James Stuart Murphy from Low
eli, Mass, who with wife and daughter
have been spending few Aweeks at Bel
sgrade now Ell route for BLowell Fin their
private team were delayed over the Sab
bath here by the severe rain of Sund ay.
hn 70 nf
Mr.. 3. 81. Latham and wife.
Messrs. Frank Sweetser and Charlie
Palmer of Portland have been spending
the past few days at Mr.. O. H. Holds
don's.
Mr.. D. c. True from Portland, also
his daughter Miss Bessie passed Sunday
in town.
Rev.'T. C. Richards and wife with
their infant daughter, Ruth, are daily
expected at MIR. Arthur Noyes's
BRISTOL.
Bristol Sept. IA largely attended
Republican rally was held at New Har-
Dor on Saturday evening. E. j. Griffin,
chairman of the Republican town COM
mittee called the meeting to order AID
introduced N. J. Hanna, Esq. 10 AS presid-
ing fficer, who made few remarks, be-
fore introducing the speakers, II. h.
chamberlain, Esq, and Col. j. K. @.
PitkIn. Mr.. Chamberlain spoke briefly
and to the point on the national issues
maintaining that the education of the
masses was the great bulwerk OF the
nation, whereby men might ba able to
intellixently grapple with the great ques-
tions before the country. Mr.. Chamber
lain s'remarks were received with pro-
longed applause. Mr.. Pitkin was then
introduced by the chairman. We have
heard many public speakers at New
Harbor, but none who has given us such
clear logical statement of facts as Col
Pitman. Many old and leading Demo-
Gratis were present and it was notioea-
bic that they joined in the applause.
YARMOUTH.
Yarmouth, Sept. 1.-THE Outing Party
attheGilman Barn and Parsmap Grounds
viii be held if fair on Tuesday or on
Wednesday from - until 4. Luncheon
will BIZ served at ].
Barges, that is hayracks, will leave the
upper and over possoffice at ~ O'Clock.
A special loan exhibit Of srelics Of his
toric interest, old China etc., will be ar
ranged on the Gilman Parsmap piazza.
Articles are desired to be loaned and
may be left in care of Mrs. Russell OF
Miss Webster.
A separate entrances fee of ten cents for
adults. five cents for children awill be
asked for the loan exhibit.
Capt. and Mrs. John Cleayes of Prin-
co.'s Point will receive the next Outing
party Tuesday, Sspt. Is.
The last of the season will be neigh
borhood affair given by Deacon Ansel
Loring, Mr. Titoomb. Mrs. E. H. Will
son. Capt. Small and others, at Var
mou shVille. All interested are invited to
these Outing parties. All are welcome
10 osats admission and nj basket Of lunch
are the terms, and any contributions Of
money in aid of the shingl1ng of the
First Parish church gratefully accepted.
CHEBEAGUE.
Ohsheague. Z Sept. .7.-The fall term
Of school will be taught at the
i I and Miss Nash Of Alfred. Mrs.
A. G. Troy, is teacher of the West end
school.
{ Mrs, Lincoln Hamilton continues very
ill. Others on the sick list are Mr.. e. W.
hamilton who has been confined to the
house of late, Mrs. Ernest Ross and Mr..
John A. Hamilton.
The smelt fishermen are getting their
gear in readiness for the seasons fishing.
Open time for seining begins Sept
18th. Messrs. Bennett and Doughty and
Granville Hill have lately bought new
seines.
Rev. W. J. Murphy of Essex. Mass, is
visiting at Capt. J. +. Hamilton's.
at her sisters. Mrs. Robert Hamilton's
Miss Matte jackson and Miss Agnes
Hamilton, at Mrs. Royal Benefits; Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Downes and Mrs. E. E.
Downes of Knightville at Mrs. Rebeoca
Hamilton's.
Mr.. Walter Hamilton who has been
blacksmithing at North Conway for some
months has returned home. The
Plymouth Rock owned by Hamilton &
Sawyer will shortly go to Camden to
work The men who will go from this
place are Capt. Robert Hamilton, Walter
Hamilton, Michael Mansfield, CA. Ham
ilton, Thomas Turner and Fred Poor.
Capt. J. F. Curt left on Monday the
81st for August for treatment at the in
sane asylum. Capt. Curtis has been
suffering from decisions for some mouths
but was entirely sane on all but one or
two SUBJECTS. 1t was Thought desirable
by himself and friends that he should
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