The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-13
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CUMBERLAND.

Cumberland Centre, Nov. II. The
following is the complete vote of Cum
berland in the late election: Mckinley,
16l; Bryan, 70; Palmer. 8.
The Yarmouth High School eleven,
reinforced by two of the best play rs
from Freeport High School, came ovor
and played game of football with the
Institute eleven last Friday afternoon,
ana went home beaten by the score of s
to 4. Ne understand that the Var
mouths claim tie game. but unless
they can deduce the problem how one
goal is equal TO one goal and two touch
downs, We think they viii have to give
up beaten.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs R.
S. Porter on Tuesday, Nov. Sd.
As MIR. F. R. Sweetsir was slaughter
ing hog on Thursday Of last week, the
animal in kicking ooked the knife
from his hand, cutting a long cash on
Mr.. Sweetser's face by the side OF his
nose.
James L. Dunn has sold ths house he
built the past summer to his mother,
Mrs. j. Drinkwater, of North Var
mouth.
The fail term TT Greedy Institute will
close on Friday CT this week. There will
be the usual exhibition Friday EVENING"
The two schools closed last Friday.
sCARBoRo.
Eight Corners, Nov. l2-Mrs. Henry
Libby saw from her window Monday a
fox between the house and road. She
set the dog upon it, and with the assis-
tanee of a neighbor, it was soon KILLED.
MIR. Henry Bowers is taking vacation
of two or three weeks, and has gone to
New Brunswick. He has not been quite
well, and hopes the change will be bene-
fetal.
The storm was SO severe Sunday that
there were no services held at our church
Storms and dull weather seem to be the
fashion nowadays.
PARsoNsFIELD.
East Parsonsfeld, Nov. 12-Mr.
Nathaniel Milliken died at his home in
il. He was kind and indulgent hus-
band and father, honored and respected
by all who knew him. Mr.. Milliken has
been resident of this town for many
years and will be greatly missed in the
community. He leaves widow and two
children. His age was rs years. The
funeral services will be Friday, Nov. ID.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
Intervale, Nov. 10. Mr.. Wallace Rice
and wife have been spending a week at
Mrs. Lydia Rioe's.
Miss Mary Jordan has just closed a
term of school in Pownal. She is one
of our first class teachers.
Miss Mary Wheelright is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. 6. Mitchell
Mr.. haskell has moved into Mrs.
Olive WoodmRn's house.
Willis Merrill got one foot badly
crushed and the heel of the other burst
open.
POTTER ACADEMY BELL RINGS
AGAIN.
Sebago. Nov. IL. The Potter Acade-
my bell tongue YVES found and hung
again this morning, and the bell now
rings again as before. The trustees and
seleotmen are Investigating the matter
and also tbs flag cutting Of Monday even
ing. They know some things already
which they DO not wish to make public.
Taare were many who two months ago
tried to prevent the bell ringing, and
many who have openly boasted that II
Mckinley were elected the bell should
not be ruug again for political purposes
Undou btedly they will yet learn pretty
near who did both acts.
NOBLEBORO.
Nobleboro Novem Der 12.-Mr. Newbert
of WaIdoboro has moved to Nobleborc
Camp Grounds where he has the care OF
the grounds and buildings.
Tine selsctmen have crew blasting
out lodges in the rad up Oak Hill G
much needed improvement.
L. E. Winslow on his way home from
Dainariscotta was thrown from his car
riage and WAS badly hurt. The horse
was frightened by boulder at the sid'
of uheYroad.
Maud Sidelenger has gone to Wes
Somervills. Mass, to spend the winter.
Walter Chapman rs home from New
Jersey.
Alvorado Sidelenger, Chester Hall and
Chester Fossett are home from Massa