The Portland daily press., 1896-11-19
WESTBROOK.

child of Rufus Burgess of Valentine
street died Tuesday night of diptheria.
Following is the programme of each
evenings entertainment of the Univer-
salist fair to be held in Odd Fellows
hall, week after next: Tuesday evening,
1.-THE Rag Pioker's Child" drama by
Westbrook; Wednesday evening. Illus
trated lecture on the wonderful Passion
Play. by Albert W. Dyer; Thursday eve
ming, instrumental and vocal music, with
reading by Auburn's talented elocu-
ZIONIST, Miss Maud Mayo; Friday eve
ming, "Penlope'' comedy operetta, by
Deering talent; Saturday evening, ellis
Last Chance, comedy by Stroudwater
| talent.
The attendance at the dancing school
in Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday eve
nings, is increasing each week. Some of
the first young people in the city are at.
| telling.
Mr.. Charles Hall returned last Tuesday
| from a hunting trip in Washington
county. He brought home $50 pound
deer with him.
This following officers of Westbrook
council, No. Is, II. and S. M, were
elected at the regular meeting last eve
ming:
| D. M.-George H. Knowlt0n.
| p. @. W.-Harlan p. Mu rch.
Treasul er-Wm. H. Hammond.
| Reoorder-Oliver A. Cobb.
! COMMITTEES of Finance-Alonzo Libby.
A. H. Burroughs, H. P. Babb.
Warren Phillips Lodge, +. & A. NJ,
publicly installed their officers at their
lodge rooms last evening. A very pleas
ing programme was carried out In the
| presence of large assemblage OF people.
| The programme opened with march,
rendered by Miss Ella Melcher, the
accomplished pianist. Past Master W..
come to the guests of the lodge. After
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Mann OF
Warren church, District deputy grand
master, w. N. Howe of Portland was in-
troduced as installing officer. He choose
as his Grand Marshal. o. S. Cousens OF
this city. The installing officers per-
formed their duties In most efficient
manner. Following were the officers in
stalled:
| W. M.-Geo. B. SWEET.
b. VIC. S. Eastman.
j. WI. II. Swan.
Seo.-Secretary- 81. Smith.
Treas.-.C. W. earle.
). U.-Edwin A. Leighton.
j. D.-A. 8. Parker.
II S. Sired Libby.
Il j. S.-A. N. Stevens.
T.-W. W. Neal.
M.-Geo. Hunt.
C.-E W. home.
The Schubert Male Quartette of Port
land, assisted in the exercises after the
installation. Miss Spiller, rendered {
vocal solo. Remarks were then listened
to by Rev. @. c. Phelan. Following tht
exercises bountiful repast was partaker
of In the banquet hall.
and Mrs.G. A.. Haley entertained part,
of lady friends from Biddeford, thei
former home, yesterday.
Westbrook commandery. q. o. G. G..
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
, Dunn of DeerinR, at their home OF
Ocean street, last evening. The evening
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Ths action of the city council at Il
special meeting Monday evening favol
! ing the Organization of company of th
J National Guards and taking steps TO
! the provision of an armory and Tiff
: range for the same, is received with uni
> versal satisfaction. The ladies in til
. movement are now awaiting instruction
, from the adjutant general. When the
are received a meeting will be called an
: the organization of the company pei
t footed. The young men of the city ar
l manifesting much interest in the move
ment.