The Portland daily press., 1896-01-29

Ueeu uraWn as juror. he Will serve our
ing the Lewis trial
The Y. z. S. C. r. will observe Chris :
tian Endeavor day, by giving a reception
to their in town friends AS the regular
anniversary comes on Sunday this year,
Monday. February 8, will be observed IN
stead. An entertainment will be fur
n1shed and refreshments served.
uarpsweIl.
West Harpswell, Jan 2S-Mr. ID. r.
Stover has returned home from Portland,
and is visiting the schools in town this
week.
Mrs. Susan Colley has sold her house
and lot on Ash Cove Point to Rey. MIR.
Pearson, of Portland.
Capt. W. H. Merriman, schooner Lydia
Grant, brought sixteen tons OF grain to
Lookout Point for E. A. Clark, Wednes
day
The funeral of Charlie Wilbur A bbott
took place at his late residence at West
Harpswell, Wednesday afternoon. Rev
Mr. Bragg. from Long Island, otficiated.
The family left with the body Thursday
for Saoo where interment will take place.
The CONGREGATIONAL Circle will hold a
sociable and supper at DR.. G. ii. Red-
Ions on Thursday evening.
Mr.. E. G. Swett of Portland. will de-
liver his popular lecture Picturesque
Maine" in the Congregational church
next Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Webb Names Queen of
the Violin" and Miss Agnes Stafford,
elocutionist, assisted by local talent, will
give a concert in the Methodist church
Friday evening under the auspi ces of the
ladies' circle.
The high school closed Friday for re-
cess of ten days.
Mr.. w. P. F. Robbie has accepted po-
sition at the First National bank Of
Portland
A joint installation Of the officers of
John R. Adams Post, No. lOl, G. A. R..
J. r. Adams Relief Corps and Thomas
e. Wentworth Camp, No. 9, Sons of
Veterans took place at Masonic hall
Monday evening. There was a large
number of invited guests present. Pest
Commander M. G. Burnell installed the
officers of the post Past President Mrs,
P. d. Cobb those Of the corps, and Capt.
A. NJ. Soule of Shepley Camp, Portland,
he officers of the camp. Excellent music
was furnished by the School Street Male
Quartette, Miss Jennie p. Whitney, Miss
Mabel Day and Mr.. Harry E. Day A
pleasant feature of the evening was the
presentation of souvenir spoon to Mrs.
P. D. Cobb, past president, by Miss Rose
their appreciation of her faithfulness and
earnest work for the good of the CORPS
Remarks were made by several present,
and after the exercises the entire COM
pany sat down to bountiful spread
in the banquet hall.
Following are the officers of the posi-:
Commander-B. F. Whitney.
Senior Vice Commander-A. K. p.
Mars5on.
artermaster-Edward Harding.
Adjutant-Geo. L. Day.
Chaplain-J. d. Spinney.
Officer of the Day-Theodore Shack
ford.
Officer of the Guard-Thomas McDon-
ough.
Those of the corps are
President-Mrs. g. II. Wentworth.
Senior Vice President-Mrs. E. E.
Junior Vice President Mrs. Anna
Hale.
Secretary-Mrs. Jennie L. Day.
Treasurer-Miss Rose B. Burnell.
Chaplin-Mrs. p. D. Cobb.
Conductor-Mrs. E. F. Mayo.
Assistant Conduotor-Mr. Theodore
| Shackford.
Guard-Mrs. S. p Libby.
Assistant Guard-Mrs. J. j. Perry.
| These are the officers of the camp:
Captain-Wm. MoDonough.
| First Lieutenant-Geo. II. Wentworth.
| Second LieuEenant-IvoryC G. Farr
| First Sergeant-Fred Floyd.
Quartermaster Sergeat-Charles P.
Kim ball.
Sergeant of Guard-Henry Libby.
Chaplin-Charles B. Hannaford.
| Corporal of Guard-Beni. II. Sturgis.
Camp Guard-Herbert Kimball
Principal Musioian-Harry Hannaford.
Camp Council-Geo. r. Spinney, Fred
Floyd, 6. II. Wentworth.