The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-24
CORNISH.

who has been IN trade for many years,
has sold his residence on the corner of
Main and High streets, to e. E. Brack :
EFT. Mr.. Durgin will make his fut ure
home in Denver, Colorado.
C. r. Smith, photographer, will re-
turn and make sittings at the Cornish
Gallery, commencing Nov. 10.
The Advertising Club will give a sup
per and entertainment at Smith and
Warren Hall, Thursday evening, Oct.
%, under the auspices of the Congrega-
tional Circle.
Frank P. Fox, our well known t1ot-
ting horse driver and successful trainer,
has returned to his home, " Main street.
Mr.. Fox is ali excellent Judge of horse
stock, and his ideas of breaking colts
and developing speed are sound, and what
is quite important, he keeps up with
the times in ali of his methods.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
Cundy's Harbor. Got. 49, The meet
ing g and school are closed here on ac-
count of scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard johnson and
Mrs. Maurice Lubell, from Bailey's Is
land, spent Sunday at Cundy's.
Miss Jennie Skolfeld has returned
home from visit to Bailsy's Island.
Mrs. H. S. SkUlheld passed Tuesday
In Brunswick.
Mrs. U. l.. Harris is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. George Lyons, of Brunswick.
YARMOUTH.
Yarmouth, Oct. %. The next meeting
of the Fortnightly Club will be held at
she home of Mrs. Charles G.. Cakes,
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8. The pro-
Quotations from Tennyson; Sketch of
Tennyson's Life, by Mrs. j. G. Gannett;
Sources of Tennyson's '.Idylls of the
King" by Mrs. E. Dudley Freeman;
BEAD to the end of Geraint and Enid
Mrs. Bird also has two very interesting
papers, one on Household Economics,
and one on The Qusen's Drawing Room,
which she has consented 20 read.
Mrs. Annetta L. Bowman, aged Do
years, died very suddenly Thursday
morning at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. E. A. Blanchard.
There will be Harvest Supper in the
Central vestry Thursday evening, Oct.
a9th. Supper from $50 TO o'clock.
The ladies' of the Central Circle are
In the vestry early in Decem Der. pIoba-
by on the Sth ur 9th.
Rev. Minot Shaw Hartwell, late pas
tor of dorchester avenue church, in
South Boston, will preach next Sunday
at the First Parish oburch.
On Wednesday the South Cum ber]and
Conference will meet at the First Parish.
The repairs to the vestry have been
completed, SO that a prayer meeting was
held there on Thursday.
The schools i'll town were closed Friday
On account of the Teachers Convention
in Portland on that day.
Miss ID. A. Moore, the milliner, had
her fall opening this week. She has
very tasteful assortment of ready
trimmed hats, caps and bonnets. Her
windows are very preettily arranged.
The Q isco Lodge celebrates the seven
ty-tfht anniversary of their organiza-
rion on Saturday. In the afternoon MT
O'Clock, public exercises will be held
at First Parish church, aud in the even
ing private exercises at Masonic Hall.
Blidgton, Oct. 90. At the annual
stated communication of Oriental Lodge
No. 13, +. anG A. NJ, held Saturday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year, and the
same were Installed by Past Master
James P. Loun, of Harrison:
W. M.-Norman b. Libby,
5. W.-Fred Wildly,
J. W.-John L. Msserve,
S. D.-Chas. Jennings,
j. D.-Frank A. Webb,
Treas.-M. NJ. CaswsIl,
Seed. <. Chaplin,
Tyler-H. F. Clark,
Marshal-F. w. Seavey,
Chaplain-L. H. Ccrliss.
collection was partaken of at the
close of the meeting. There was very
full attendance of brothers, many be-
ing visitors.
Cum berland Lodge l. o. o. F. was
represented at the Grand Lodge by P.
g.. NJ. Byron Kimball, r. G. Stone and
z. Grands F. Il. Peterson and !. II.
H&lkott. This lodge worked the Initia-
tory Degree OF two candidates Monday
evening.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Metho-
dist church will hold harvest supper
at the vestry Thursday evening.
The White Mountains in sight from
this village ara whitened by recent
SHOWS, while the lower level bays been
setting an abundance of rain.
SEBAGO.
ssbago, Oct. 2S-Robert Z. Blake ii ed
Thursday morning, aged " years, Q
moHshs and days. The funeral will be-
Sunday the 25th.
Walter WhiUneyis sick with slow fever.
Andrew Robinson is some better. 1t is
thought he may reooser'