The Portland daily press., 1896-02-14


WARD TWO.
Alderman-Charles S. Farnham.
Warden-Abuer Lowell.
Ward Clerk-Frank S. Wallace.
City Committee-Charle Fl. Carter.
Robert B. Low, Charles S. Farnham,
DR.. L. K. Austin.
Deleagtes to Mayoralty Convention
DR.. L. K. Austin, DR.. T. Fl. Gardner,
Abner Lowell.
WARD THREE.
The CAUCUS in Ward was held in the
new hose house for the first time and
YVES wei. attended. Mr.. D. W. Hawkes.
was chosen chairman and Mr.. Joseph
H. Hutchins, secretary.
Aldernan-H. ). Davis.
Warden-W. B. Goodrich.
Ward Clerk-Joh W. Turner, Jr
City Committee-D. Winslow Hawkes.,
Thomas 8. Files, Herbert B. Seal, John
w. Turner, Jr.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
Myron E. Moore, Charles Emery Knight
Frank Body.
Oonstable--Henry W. Illsley.
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-Wyer P. Aver.
Warden-Edward r. Brown.
Ward Clerk-Albion +. Chapman.
City ommittee--Abner 7. Smith,
Chas. +. Goodwin.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
j.. N. Reed, E. F. Fassett, J. P. Coles
worthy.
WARD FIVE.
The ca Gus in Ward was held in City
hall. was largely attended and harmoni-
Gus in every way. Mr.. j. T. Chute was
chosen chairman and Mr.. A. G. Bragg
secretary.
-Elbrfdge Matthews.
| Warden-John FL. Card.
Ward Clerk-A. +. Hill.
City Committee. L. Elder G. w.
Foster, F. V. Matthews, A. @. Bragg.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
~ H. Scott, A. W. Pierce, G. A. Dow.
School Committee--C. w. Foster.
WARD SIX.
E. Z. Rand was chosen chairman and
G.. W. st. John clerk.
Alderman-Clarence w. Small.
Warden-E. E. Rand.
Ward Clerk-Fred s. Murch.
City Committee-E Il. Rand, L. S.
Dyer, r. W. Small, Henry Deering.
Delegats to Mayoralty Convsntion-S.
A. Packard, Robert S. L. Fields, Moses
W. Burbank.
WARD SEVEN.
AIderman-Freeman Gowen.
Wardsn-E. G. O'Brien.
| Ward Clerk. G. Johnson.
City Committee-Andrew Hawes d.
M. Themes, D. d. Cnenery, d. z.
Gould.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
+. L. Bates. j. d. johnson, e. q.
| O. Brien.
The mayoralty convention will be h cid
in City hall, Woodfords, Saturday even
ing at O'Clock. Delegates are request ed
to bring their credentials as they will
not be allowed to vote without them.
The steamer Louise has met with an
Their snag in her perilous overland jour-
ney, which will cause her owners much
trouble and expense. 1t was their inten-
tion to cross Pride's bridge and launch
the steamer from the further side of the
river, which is the most accessible for
such purpose, but the city of Portland
which has control of the bridge has for
hidden the right to GROSS it with the
steamer, claiming that although the
bridge, which is fine iron structure is
all right for ordinary travel, but will not
sustain the weight-of the steamer, which
is about thirty tons. The steamer is now
docked at Morrills, 1T will be moved to
| the river as soon as, manageable place
to launch her on the side of tho river is
| found.
| MI. and Mrs Arthur W. Pierce of
Brig hton street entertained large party
OF Woodfords people at whist last even
| ing.
Mr.. Clarence Rice OF South street is
out, after his recent Illness.
Mr.. Fred leighton Of Woodfords Is or
ganizing party for q camping out trip
at Fryeburg.
The following is being circulated
| Citizens Mass Meeting. Ali persons
| q ualifed to vote in town affairs, who are
| Interested In the future welfare of Deer
| ing, are hereby invited to meet in Mass
| Convection at Adams Hall, Woodfords
Monday Evening, February 18th, at T. 80
O'Clock, there to take into consideration
matters pertaining to municipal affairs,
and If deemed advisable, nominate can
didates for the several Municipal Offices
| tc be supported by the Citizens Party at
the polls on the day of then ert annual
Marks Meeting. Per order
Deering, Me-, February II, sos.
| 1t is stated that a new postOff1ce build
| ing will probably soon be built at Nor
| rill's Corner. e. L. Watkins & Co., whose
store the postoffioe now is. desire to make
room for their increasing business and
want the space that the postoffice now
| occupies.
| Deering Centre.
Rev. G. A. Hayden made few
brief calls in our vicinity on Tuesday
| last.
Miss Helen Emerson has gone to Bos-
| ton for a few weeks.
Mrs. L. NJ Clark, who'has been con-
fined to her house the past few weeks,
with severe cough and cold, We are
pleased to see out again.
Mrs. Fl. A. Turner. Pleasant street.
has gone to Randolph for few days.
Mrs. Hawkes. is confined to her house
with rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. Manson, after her serions illness
we are pleased to announce IS soon to be
The Debating Club will soon organize
preparatory to taking possession of their
club room soon to be completed In the
Hoegg Block.
| Willie Tibbetts has the mumps quite