The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-05
Gray.

Dry Mills, Aug. 4. Mrs. Edith Rowe,
daughter of Richard Co1ley, who has
been visiting him with her children for
several weeks past, returned to her home
at Gum berland Mills last Monday.
Miss Carrie Libby, who has been visit
ring her father, John M. Libby, returned
to Boston Tuesday.
Miss Naomi Briggs returned from
Paris last week.
Misses Hettie and Grace Dow are at
the beach.
James Nash, who has been sick for
several weeks, died Monday. He was
about 80 years old. He was q Grand Ar
| nv man.
II. l.. Morse is gaining slowly, but
his arm is not SO he can use it any yet.
Hebron.
Hebron. Aug. 4. For several years the
number of summer visitors to Hebron
has been on tho increase, and to meet
this growing demand MIR. +. r. Glover
has bought farm, on what is known
as Greenwood Hill. He has made quite
extensive repairs on the buildings this
season. and will do more next season
The farm has a spring of pure water
and the view can hardly be eoualled any
whore. The whole range OF the White
Mountains to the weat, and miles of
beautiful farming country to the east.
The house was opened to the pu bio July
25, under the name OF Greenwood Hill
Springs. DR.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Mar
shall. of Portland, and City Clerk Dyer
and wife, Portland, were guests at the
house Monday. r. G. Bradford and
family are stopping there now. More are
expected this week.
At Mrs. II. A. Cushnan's are the fol-
lowing guests, Mrs. L. A. WALTON, Miss
Louise A. Mallon, Mr.. Arthur Mallon,
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Miss Mabelle Bartlett, Chelsea, Mass.
MIR. aud Mrs. Frederic Brunei, Master
Roger Brunei; Mrs. NJ. N. Duroy, Miss
Duroy, Miss Gertrude Duroy, Portland.
Mrs. j. c. Mather, Miss Ethel Mather
and Miss Belle Preston. Somsrville.
Mass. LETT Saturday, August /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Snow and Miss
Snow, of Boston, who have been at H;
L. Whitney's for two weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Capt. Scriher and family, of New
York are at W. E. Sargent's.
Miss Eva Morrill,, OF New YORK, is at
T.. b. Merrill's.
Dr. Crane and family left last Thurs
day for their cottage at Squirrel Island,
where they will spend the month OF Au-
gust.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Cattelle and Mr..
Herbert Cantelle and Miss Elsis Wright,
Of Fayyille, Mass, arrived at e. M.
Glover IS Monday, Aug. 8.
Sherman Mills, Aug. 2. The hay crop
is nearly gathered in. 1t Is the lightest
one known here, but is excellent in quail
ity and secured In good condition. The
grain harvest has commenced, is larger
than usual and good crop. The potato
crop looks finely and is maturing fast
A Republican campaign club was or
ganized at Sherman Mills Saturday even-
Ing Of 40 members, and chose the follow
ing officers; Secretary, l.. Il. Jackman;
vice presidents, l.. G. Caldwell. Alfred
Cushman, executive committee, y. ".
Webber, j. e. Robinson, Ed. Gillespie
and James W. Ambrose After the or
ganization of the club Hon. Llewellyn
Power addressed large audience at the
new town hall on the issues OF the day.
He clearly explained what would be the
baleful effects resulting from the unilm-
tied free coinage of silver throughout
the whole country if accepted by people,
especially on the banks and saving lnsti-
buttons, and trust companies, and espeo-
tally did be emphasize the terrible pres
sure and distress the debtor class would
experience during the nearly two years
elapsing from it's acceptance by the
people in November and the time IL
would take effect by statute law; also
the depression ana Shaking ol ConAuoHoo
it would cause in the country during
that period by the withdrawal OF sound
money from circulation, and what the I'm
al result from making the United States
dumping ground for the worlds silver
would be. He also made plain the cause
of the present depression aud lack of con-
fidence, causedby the present tariff law,
and also the necessity of a tariff of protec-
ton to restore confidence and business
prosperity. His speech was comprehen-
sive, able and instructive, and was lis
tened to with great interest and highly
commended by the largo audience. The
Republicans are enthusiastic and de-
tsrmined. 1t reminds me Of the war days.
Some changes from Democrats to the
Republican party are found.
Sebago.
Sebago, Aug. 8. Mrs Eunice Jewell
died this afternoon, aged Gig hty-fv years
and aboua four months She was widow
of the late David Jewell The funeral
will be at their residence at Convene on
Thursday AFTERNOON at one O'Clock.
Heart trouble and old age were the cause
of death.