The Portland daily press., 1897-03-03
Leon Hall Ward

Struggle is Discipline,
Emma I,ouise Webb
Glass Prophecy, Alta Gertrude Haskell
Orchestra,
Valedictory-The End is the Beginning,
| Edlth Gertrude prlde
Presentation or Gifts, Edith May Mason
Comforting Diplomas,
Singing Glass Ode,
Benedlction,
Miss Edith Pride, who has been i'll
| for the past week, is rapidly improving.
Mr.. Drank Usher has returned to his
| home In Convene.
Miss Annie G. Holmes has been spend
ing few days with Mas Edith Pride.
| Mr.. Alpheus G. Varney has returned
to Bowdoin College to resume his stud
| ies
Miss Alice B. Pride is suffering from
an attack of la grippe, as is also Mrs
| Frank Cook.
The olasa of '97, Windhsm high school,
| was entertained by Mrs. Loren Hawkes.
| Tuesday evening. The evening was
passed very pleasantly. Ice cream and
| cake were served.
Mr.. Linwood Rogers has bought the
blacksmith shop recently owned by MIR.
| frank Cook.
| HARPSWELL.
West HarpswelI, March 2-Mr Orman J.
Bib Der has gone to Freeport to work for
E. A. Clark. Mrs. Bibber accompanied
him.
Mrs. L. A. Orr arrived home from
Brunswick Thursday, where she has
| been staying through the winter with her
sister. Mrs. Capt. Charles Dunning.
Mrs. Bertha Merriman is i'll with a
severe cold.
East Harpswell, March 2-Several OF
| %Ho IN hic vi,.ipitu their
interest in town affairs by riding to
Harpswell Neck distance Of IA miles
In the teeth of a cold northeast wind to
town meeting Monday. The thermome-
ter showed zero weather in the morning
but the sleighing was good.
Several weeks ago E. A. Shows little
son Arthur fell down stairs and hurt his
head but did not experience ANY great
incon venience from it. Recently Dr..
Elliott of Brunswick examined his head
and found that he had fractured the
skull. He said that it WAS very Iemark-
able that he should have escaped instant
death or serious illness.
Mrs Andrew Getohell who is Ill with
nervous prostration is much better.
Harold Goddard is at home once more.
The operation upon his foot is decided
success and he hopes soon to be able tc
walk without crutches.
Little Everett Coffin four years old ran
away from his home one day last week
but arrived at his grandfather's house
footsore and weary closely attended by
his dog Bruno. The distance between
his home and his grandfather's house Is
| considerably more than mile.
sEBAGO.
SebaQo. March 1.-The second literary
meeting was held this evening at Potter
Academy. The following was the pro-
| gramme:
Reading of Programme.
Report OF Secretary.
| Defamation, oscar Martin
| Recitation, Emily Douglass
| Defamation, Herbert Thompson
Solo, EDNA Dyer
| Recitation, Nellie Proctor
Defamation, Will Martin
Reading, school journal
Editor Fred Wiggin: Edltress Julia
| Douglass.
! Defamation, Will Martin
Minstrel Show, Twelve Minstrels
| Adjourn ment followed by social.
LIMINGTON.
| Limington, March 1.-The Republican
held their caucus this afternoon and
transacted the foil owing business: The
following nominations were made to be
| supported a6 6no aAhudl eieceAoA'
Moderator-W. L. Mckenney.
Clerk-JoshIa W. Small.
| Selectmen-David Walker, Benjamin
Walker, Benjamin Small, w. L. McKen-
ney.
School Committee-Will j. Larrabee,
Stephen j. Moody.
Auditor-L. F. Thompson.
Town Committee-H II. McKenney,
David Walker, R. E. Cousins, Edwin A.
Anderson, W. 8. Small.