The Portland daily press., 1896-11-11
RAYMOND.

recently been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Forhsn
Mrs. Margaret Mason has returned
Mrs. VIM. II. Smith, of the Central
House.
One of the most enjoyable occasions of
the season were the entertainment, sup
per and sooia BILE given Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Raymond Viii
lage hall club. There was large COM
pany present and everything passed off
pleasantly.
Mrs. H. L. Forhen entertained the
Ladies' Circle at her pleasant home We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, Nov. 18th.
Rev. E. M. Cousens gave his fifth leo
ture.ats Union.o church Sunday, Nov. Sth.
entitled "The Duties of the Young Peo-
ple"
Among those who visited Portland to
witness the Republican procession, were
til following: MI. and Mrs. Henry Har-
mon, Mr.. Mel Meserve and Misses
Blanche and Anna Leach.
Mrs. Abbie j. Plummer has returned
from her visit 10 Boston.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 1O-The Baptist
circle will meet with Mrs. William
Murray at Pond Cove. Wednesday even
ing. Nov. 18th.
A large number of the people from
this part Of the town went into Portland
Saturday evening to see the celebration
in honor OF the presidential election.
All pronounced it great success.
Mrs. Scott d. Jordan, Of Pond Cove,
visited her aunt, Miss Martha Dyer, at
Bowery Beach, the last week.
Miss Lucia 3. Anthoine, of Portland
and Miss Eleanor A. Murray, Of Pond
Cove. went to Kennebunk Saturday, to
stop over Sunday.
A fair is to be held at the Grange hall
Congregational circle.
West Gray Nov. 10-Mrs. Lucy Knapp
Is visiting her son Frank Knapp in Law
renee, Mass.
Miss Bertha Twombly went to Port
land ON Friday last for a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
A party If bioyolists were out from
Portland Sunday, consisting Of MIR. and
Mrs. Robert L. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
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H. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Evelesh, of Bemis,
Mass, were visitors at Franklin Max
fields last week. They returned home
Saturday.
Wallace Black has moved to Raymond.
Miss Freda Meisrs is doing house
work at d. L. Bailey's.
Mr.. Charles Hunt, of Portland, made
short visit to friends in this place last
week.
PARIS.
Paris Hill, Nov. 10-The principal
social event Of the week occurred at the
Cummings residence Saturday evening,
whena.Miss Hattie Andrews and s. s..
Smith, ESQ.,, of Norway were united in
marriage. 1t was a quiet affair, only q
few of the near relatives being present.
Miss Andrews was very popular young
lady, and will carry with her the good
wishes of host of friends. Mr. Smith
Is very contemplating young lawyer of
Norway and is very popularity known as
Oxford's county attorney. The Rev.
| Mr.. Pierce, of this place, performed the
ceremony, Immediately after which the
newly married couple drove to their
future home In Norway.
The Grammar department of schools
closed Friday. Miss Persis Andrews.
the teacher, has met with marked sue
cess and the good effort of her influence
| upon the school. has been very emphatic
Miss Graco Harlow, who for the last
year has instructed the Primary depart
ment closed her services last Friday
Miss Harlow has done steady work and
resigns on account of ill health
Her su ccessor will be Miss Caro- Thayel
of this place. Miss .Thayer is very
genial young lady. graduate of Parii
| o1o ~ ,OQ nd n
her new work amply ittedfor it.
sTANDIsH.
| Sebago Lake, Nov. 10-Miss Lillian
Young, who has been visiting Mrs. Adj
Clough for the past week, returned tt
her home in Cornish. Saturday.
Dennis Stanley is having his building
painted. Ingalls, Blake Is doing tint
! work.
Sebago Lake House came near burning
4 Sunday morning. AS Mr.. Murch wen
/ in the stable he found 1t all on kfre anf
the we'll stopped up SO there could moi
be any water got, but they put 1t oul
without its doing very much damage.
The bake bean supper and fair was
SUCCESS last Wednesday night. there
being a good attendance.
Miss Bertha Marean is stopping witt
Mrs. G. j. Ingalls, for the present.
Mrs. John Hooper and daughter
Blanche spent Sunday with friends ant
relatives at Raymond.
Mira. Josie Harmon and Miss Minnie
Harmon returned homo last week from
Hollis, where they have been visiting
friends.
! POWNAL.
Pownal, Nov. 10-Should the weather
be favorable the fair to be given by thu
Ladis' Aid Society, will be held on Wed
nesday afternoon and evening of thii
week. If the day should not prove suita
BILE it will be postponed to Friday O.
this week also continuing t&Saturday j
necessary. Great preparations have beer
made for this event and we hope for {
good attendance and liberal patronage
The hall will be open to the public a
/ p. m. with free admittanoe. Tit
several departments will be repre-
sented as follows: Fancy. table in ohnrg,
of Mrs. Alroy Noyes and Mrs. Flors
Swestser. The articles are all of mos
excellent value which will be shown OF
this table. Many of them are oontribu
tions from absent friends of the society
All were most gratefully received ant
| we can not refrain from mentioning TIL,
two boxes of beautiful fancy articles re-
oeived from the ladies of the Durham
Congregational church. Domestic tabl
in charge of T. Mrs. Ardelia Jordan ant