The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-25

the evening following his election. He
was met by a largo and enthusiastic CON-
rauy of citizens, who regardless Of poll
tics had GONE to pay their respects to the
honoyed citizen, neighbor and friend.
Ho vas received with cheers and music.
Il vas certainly most pleasing express
sion cf popular esteem and Mr.. York is
entirely worthy of it.
Frank Jones went to Marlboro, Mass,
Monday to spend tow days with his
brother Fred, q former resid emit of this
place, who with his family leaves this
week for 5otheIn California.
Mrs. George Clark and two children,
have re turned from Whitefield, where
they have spent the last wo months.
". n. Baystow, wife and daughter, are
spending few days with Leander Bart
lett of Bay street.
Dora L obln has returned, after week. s
sojourn at Pemaquid.
mrs. Hattie Jones. of Brooklyn, n. Y.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. 4. York.
Samuel G. Hancock, of West Somer-
Vile, is spending his vacation among
friends here.
Frank e. Webster, who was obliged to
Illness Of Ernest A. York, is in town for
a two weeks visit Mr.. York's many
friends will be glad to hear of his re-
oovery.
Eben Eugley, one of our esteemed citi-
zens, who has been sick nearly three
weeks with congestion of the brain,
is slowly improving. During his Illness
his son A. Euglsy and wife, of Bath,
have been at his bedside day and night.
Quite number from this place are
planning to go to Bath Saturday on a
special train to hear Bryan speak.
Rev. G. L. Banghait preached very
Interesting and instl uctlve sermon at tie
Methodist church last Sunday to large
and appreoiative audience. There being
no service at the Baptist house quite a
number IF N that society were present.
Frank Clark, who has position in
Watertown, Mass. is at home on a
vacation.
Services were held at St. Patricks
church last Sunday.
Ephraim Linscott arrived home from
Burlington, Mass, Saturday to attend
the funeral of his father, Joshua Lin
scott, of West Neck, Nobleboro.
Chas. Wylie, of Haverhlll, arrived in
town last week to spend few days visit
ing relatives and friends here and in
Warren, his former home.
John Waltz and John Reeves, of Brigh-
ton, Mass, made a short visit here last
week.
Dr. William Trescott passed throug h
here this week.
PERU.
Peru, Sept. 24-The town of Peru for
the first time in Its history, has town
hail now building at the center of the
town. Ever since its incorporation 1t
has relied upon rental or occupied some
school house for all town m MEETINGS. For
to6 hat he
Methodist westinghouse, now owned by
the Baptist church. and ..located near
the new hall. The hall is two stories
high, having a school room, wood room,
cts. on the first floor. The work is we'll
along under Jamss W. Gowell master
mechanic. The chimney is built from
the ground and the roof is shingled and
oiapboards are being laid on the walls.
The inside walls and ceiling will be
sheathed with hard pine from Georgia,
making pretty finish. The building is
very substantial.
BALDWIN.
North Baldwin, Sept. CA. B. San
born was quite sick last week, but is bet
ter now.
John Saur is at work for A. B. San
born.
Miss Garland, of Windham, is the
guest of Mrs. Nathaniel Wiggin.
sick with whooping cough.
Miss Rattle Wigsin is teaching school
at West Baldwin.
Mas Ernestine Sanbo has resumed
Ter duties at Pigeon Brook.
Miss Rita Sauborn ia gladly welcomed
back to her school at North Baldwin.
YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth. Sept. 24-Mr. A. E.
Rowe, who has been visiting his father,
mir. j. p. Rowe, has returned to Color
ado.
Miss Ethel Hamilton. who has been
spending the summer in Colorado has
returned to her home.
Rev. ME. Farnham, who has been tax
ing his vacation, will occupy the pulpit
again on Sunday.
nirs. e. M McIntire is visiting friends
il Lynn, Macs.
Miss Luns Dolloff has been obliged to
give up her school in Vast Cumberland
Oh account of sickness.
CUMBERLAND.
Vest Cumberland, Sept. 24-Miss
DolloR has bsen obliged to give up her
school in No. because of sickness. The
vacancy has been filled by Miss Nellie
Groves.
Mrs. Miranda Mansise has gone to
Cambridge, Mass, to spend few weeks.
visiting tEeir sister, Mrs. G. Prince at
Salem, Mass.
Air. S. l.. Clough and Mr.. j. Morrill,,
have returned f1om much enjoyed triI
to ST. Paul, MINI.
The Cumberland farmers Club viii
hold their f&ir on their grounds at West
Cumberland Sept. 90 and 80.
The Falmouth and Cum berland Town
ship Sunday School Convention will hole
their 9th convention at the Methodist
church West Gum berland, Sept. 90
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Sept 24-Mr. Charles Mer-
rill, Of vryeburg, Is at Mrs. Myra Mer
ribs fo- a short vacation.
Mr. Robert Leach, of Baldwin, was a
Mr.. Geo. Lssach's for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dean, of Portland
were recently the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delaney Sears.
Rev Edgar NJ. Cousens will deliver
lis second lecture In the course entitled
f'The Temptations of Young People, ,
at Union church, Sept. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. L. G. Dolley having