The Portland daily press., 1896-08-27
SPRINGVALE.

S pringvale, Aug. 25 Almost every
body in this vicinity Is away on vaca'
tion or entertaining visitors. Mr.. r. 6.
Murray and family are at Wells beach
Willie j. Sayward q student from the
Burlington University visited his uncle,
James Sayward and other relatives here
and in Shapleigh last week. Mrs. B. f.
jones and daughter of Somerville, Mass,
and Miss ennie Chadwick, of st. AL
bans, VT, are visiting Mrs. George l..
Skillings.
The members of the Rhuhanna Relief
Corps have gone on picnic excursion
today to one of Capt. A. J. Lerned's cot
tages on tho east side of Mousam Lake
in Shapleieh.
Rev. Mr.. Stetson and daughter Lottie
with their friend, Miss Cora Leavitt,
have gone to North Berwick on visit to
Mr.. Stetson's son, the pastor of the Bap-
fist church in that place.
The Lindsay High School in
Monday with Fred W. Fifield from
the Wesleyan University as Principal
There will be beautiful apple crop this
season. The farmers soy they have hard
work to give them away.
Rev. W. b. Shumway took Rev. G. @.
Spears. of Sanford, place In the pulpit
last Sunday, MIR. McComb. student
ways pulpit.
Judge Charles A. Sayward and family,
from Ipswich, Mass, went through this
place last week on their way to spend
their usual vacation at Lakeside Cottage
on the west shore of Mousam Lake In
Acton. DR.. Taylor and wife, of Salem,
accompanied them.
The cotton factory shut down here last
Saturday for an indefinite period, ON ao-
count of no sale for their goods.
BALDWIN.
West Baldwin, Aug 25..-Mr. Nathaniel
Rose, died at West Baldwin after short ILL
ness, Aug %, at the age of II years.
Those who planted cucumbers this year,
are now getting good returns for their labor.
1t is reported that over twelve tons were
shipped from West Baldwin, on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
The East Baldwin base ball team, will try
conclusions with the nine from this place,
next Saturday afternoon. A good game is
expected.
The Pequawket House reports good run
this season, having now about 25 guests, the
majority of them being Portland people.
sCARBoRo.
From the valuation returns completed
by the assessors we find: Number of
horses in town, $685.; colts, 81; COWS, 741
oxen, 43: three years old "a; two years
DID, Oh one year old, 90; sheep, 116;
| swine, 499; pleasure carriages, 81; must
cal Instruments, 107.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Aug. 26-Mr. Adelbert
Knight has returned to Boston.
Miss Hattie Noble of Casoo, has been a
guest at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Grace Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Chapman and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Forham, attended
| the New England Fair. Mr.. Henry Har-
mou.and Mr. Fred Harmon also
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Skinner came
out from Portland, Wednesday to attend
the picnic of the K. of p, lodge. Mr..
Skinner being member of the order.
MIR. Colby Hayden is SO much i'm
proved that he is now seen on the
streets.
Mr.. Joseph @. Sawyer of Portland,
salesman at Hooper Son & leighton S,
furniture store is at the home of his
wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrg. Henry
Harmon where he.will pass his vaca
| tion. Mrs. Sawyer and infant son have
| been spending the summer at her old
home.
Mr.. Hanson S. Clay of Portland, re-
Gently passed few days at the Central
House.
Mr.. Atwood Turkey is at home from
umberland Mills. a
CUMBERLAND.
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