The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
GRAY.

Miss Susie II all, OF Colby University,
passed the Sabbath with her parents.
Rev. Charles Andrews is passing a
few days with his son, " B. Andrews.
Mrs. Bryant. Of Boston, Is visiting at
Mr.. John Maxwell's.
Mr.. Il. +. Collsy Is selling of his
stock at cost, and will retire from bust
ness.
Mr.. Geo. Newbegin and wife are here
for few weeks.
This year orr farmers have apples to
burn and cider to extinguish the fire..
1t mas been many years since We had as
large and as fine crop of apples as this
season brought. Many will be left on
the tees and ground, as they are not
worth gathering. 1t seems as II the
farmer for the past few years was get
ting an unusal quantity Of bitter with
the sweet.
The pupils Of Mrs. W. B. Andrews
gave Musicale at Pennell Institute
Hall last Wednesday evening. Although
the weather was unfaVorable fairly
good sized audience was in attendance.
The ladies of the Congregational So
oiety are preparing for Fair, to be in
the early part of December.
Mr.. Charles Smith and family party,
who are boarding at the hotel. will leave
today for lew days visit in Bosto n.
They anticipate returning to their home
in San Francisco about Christmas.
Duck Pond, Oct. 26. We understand
Mr.. Fred Huston, Of Portland, is tt
move to Falmouth on the farm of hit
grandfather, Mr.. Stephen Huston. Mr..
Huston is an aged man, ana needs the
care which every old person needs il
his declining yenrs.
The sick ones arc on the mendiDg
hand. Mr.. N. l.. Wood bury is as com.
Portable as can be expected.
"A game of ball was played between
the Duck Ponds and Prides Corners.
The Duck Ponds beat.
No services were held at the church,
Sunday and we understand it will be
several weeks before Rev. Mr.. Freeze
will come for permanent stay.
There Ia to be an entertainments at
the church next Saturday evening,
preparatory to organizing singing
class
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Care Eliza beth, Oct. 26-Misses Annie
and Addie Murray, of Pond Cove, are
visiting friends at New Gloucester.
Mr.. Orrin P.uHannaford, of Pond Cove
who went to Lowell, Mass, did not get
work as he expected, and has returned.
Mr.. r. A. Parker, principal of South
Portland High school. has commenced
work on the foundation for his new
house.
The Baptist oIrcle will meet with Mrs.
Eben Parr Dit, Town House Corner, next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 20.
Miss E6ie Dyer, of Bowery Beach.
who has been sick for the past three
weeks, is improving.
Mr.. Ephraim Dyer has gone to ELS
worth to lay pipe across the river for the
water company at that place.
There was no service at the Baptist
church Sunday evening, enabling all
who wished, to attend the Moody meet
ing at City hall.
A few of the farmers on the Cape have
commenced harvesting their oabbages.
This week will be q very busy one on
account OF large crops, and as the season
10 getting late.
JEFFERSON.
At Alma, October goth, Mr.. Charles
N. Williams was ordained to the Baptist
ministry. There was large attsndance.
Included in the council Of the Damaris-
GOTTA association, by invitation, was
Rev. A. I. Dunn, d. D., of Watervillc,
Rev. G. E. Packard, Rev. j. M. Wyman
of Augusta and Rev. E. M. Stilphen OF
Harrington. Rev q. n. Williams will be-
come pastor of the Alma church.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, October a6.-Hon. G. p.
Harmon and wife attended the Sunday
school convention at Hollis last Friday.
Miss Laura Bacon is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. E. B. White
house.
Mr.. James Pillsbury and family Of
Limington. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Townsend.