The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
nAINE TOWNS.
Mr.. James Berryman spent few
days last week at his home here.

Mr.. James Berryman spent a few
days last week at his home here.
ACTON.
Acton, October &c. Moses P. Hubbard
died very suddenly last Saturday morn
Ing. bout three weeks ago large
stick of timber fell on him, twisting
one hip out of place and in jurlng him
mo Their ways. The cause of his death
WAS heart disease.
Horace Garuin fell last Saturday ard
put one OF his shot lders out OF place.
Rev. r. S. Leathers and family are at
s. ii. Garwin's fur few days.
Frank ". Buzzell is very lame with
rheumatism.
MIR. Soates has gone to Boston to visit
friends.
wINDHAM.
North Windbam. Oct. &c. Mr.. VIM.
Crams who has been assistant postmas-
ter at Windham, will come on th 9 Goth
to occupy the Same position here. The
business OF this Office Is very large. The
village mum bsrs about 800 Inhabitants,
and the office sends out about half a
million pieces of mail per year.
Very little talk of politics il made
here. One bet of 800 to $50 was made
last week.
~ ~ curtuus INV pOltlcS Will creep
into business. M. A. SpieIs of this
place, has large mail from all parts of
the United States. The letters coming
from Eastern States have but little to
say about 1t, and from the South but
little moro than from the East. From
the West and Central States many ex-
pressions Of opinion come. From all tine
doubtful States Mckinley is ahead ex-
eept one, and that is no nearly even that
h. vyota To- In he -
will be very close. 1t seems remarka-
BILE coincidence that the persons from
these doubtful States Argee with the
statements given out by Mr.. Hanna.
Before the Maine election letter was
received from a prominent doctor of
Indiana. He said s'The people Of this
State are anxiously awaiting the Maine
election. " After election he said "Indi.
ana is safe for Mckinley by IS, 600. T he
home OF Blaine and Reed has done
nobly."
SCARBORO.
Scarboro, Oct. 26. Mr., Charles l..
Robinson has completed the new road
leading to Higgins Beach.
The farmers are are now busy harvest
ing their cabbage crop. and report an
average yield.
Mr.. Fred S. Walker and family are
moving to their new home at Pine
Point, where he Is static n agent for the
Boston & Maine railroad.
Mr.. John H. Libby has his new store
nearly comp etsd.
Mrs. John A. Harmon, who has been
seriously iii, ia rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Charles E. Libby las purchased
new pair OF horses Of Mr.. Alvin Moul-
ton.
Owing to some trouble with the furp
n tina G0nora0atinno1 Chr hor
were no services held there last Sunday.
Nil. Irving G. Libby and family will
occupy the rent formerly occupied By
Fred s. Walker.
vINALHAvEN.
The Bodwell Granite Company COM
rnenoed on the buffalo post office this
week, which il cut out of Jonesbor rcd
granite.
Mr.. J. MCCARTHY, who has been in
Hallowell experimenting the govern
ment work there is here and will in
spect the work here for the government. |.
Charles Norton. the young man who
had his leg taken of on Lead beaten
island. is khare at his Sisters, MRS c.
8. Robinson. He is doing nicely.
A crew of stone cutters will be put at
work at Dark Brook this week by James
Grant. Mr.. Arthur Patterson will have
charge of them.
The new school building on the west
side has been accepted and the scholars
are. in their new quarters.
Canton Vinalhnven. I. o. o. f., In
stalled these officers FRIDAY evening
Charles GrindIe, captain: S. A. AKRON,
lieutenant; Everett Mills, ensign; r.
NJ. Brown. accountant: @. d. Athearn,
clerk. Refreshments was served.
D. II. Glidden arrived home from Au-
gusta Monday.
T. E. Libby is spending his vacation
in the country.