The Portland daily press., 1897-03-30
WESTBROOK.

ID. b. Aver, Esq, of South Berwick,
formerly of this city, called on friends
here Sunday.
Dir. Albert Pillsbury, superintendent
of the Brunswick pulp mills, spent Sum
day with Mr.. S. p. Burnham, of Cen
trial street.
Judge Tolman spent Sunday IL
Windham in the interest of the West
brook, Windham and Harrison railroad
and was given assurance of hearty coop
Grafton from all the business men thai
he interviewed
| AT the regular meeting Of Star of Lib
erty Council, No. 4, d. of L. Thursday
evening. Friendship No. !, of Lewiston.
| Martha Washington No. 2 Of Portland,
and Priscilla Alden No. Of Blddeford,
were entertained as guests. The first de-
| gres was conferred on three candidates.
After the business of the Council the
| entertainment committee presented q
very fine entertainment. A fine collation.
was served in the banquet hall, following
the entertainment.
A piano recital was rendered at the dry
goods establishment of Mr.. 5. W. Ed
wards Saturday evening to give the pub
lie an opportunity to judge of the merits
of the piano to be awarded to the sue
cessful contestant in the Chronicles
piano contest that has aroused so much
Interest among the young ladies OF the
city for the past few weeks. Miss Ella
Melcher, the talented organist of the
Warren church, presided at the instru-
;Gent and rendered several selections in
a most creditable manner. There was q
large and appreciative audience present.
The store was tastefully decorated for
the occasion.
I. S. D. Warren & Co. have begun to
been given work the past winter, upon
the canal that is being dug at other
plant. The construction nf this canal
has been of great help to the city, and
the work was undertaken at very OPP
perfume time.
The twenty-f mem bers Of the Pre-
sumpsoot Valley Lodge K. Of p, who
Lodge K. Of P. of Lynn, Mass. Thurs
day evening, returned Saturday, and re-
port evry enejoyable trip.
The Tufts College Glee Club give an
entertainment at Cum berland Hall Tues
day evening. The concert will be fol-
lowed by hop.
Ihe spring term Of the public schools
opened MONDAY.
Miss Ella s. Knight, of Windham,
Knight, of Main street.
Miss Maud Dudley, assistant teacher
at the WestbYook High School, returned
Saturday from two weeks visit at her
home in Hallowell.
Miss Elizabeth Gutter of Bradford
academy is spending her vacation With
her parents In this city.
Walter Tufts has resigned his position
at the Rochester railroad station and has
gone to WORK for Mr.. AlOnzo Libby.
Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mrs. e. A.
Durrell and Mrs. Edgar Durrell enter
tanned the Rebekab Circle at Odd
Fellows hall last evening.
The funeral of Mr.. N athan Cover will
take place at his late residence, Wednes-
day afternoon at Q clock instead of Tues
day afternoon as reported in the PRESS
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knight of Spring
street are visiting friends in Norway.
Mr.. George r. Springer is In Boston on
business for few days.
Notices are posted for the annual meet
ing of the members of Warren Parish to
be held next Monday evening.
Mr.. Charles A. Moses was ORA wn to
serve as trayers juror for the April term
of the Superior court.
Cit! Marshal Knight arrested Joseph
Gilbert last evening for drunkenness and
disturbance.
The Ladies' Circle of the Universalist
the home of Mrs. G. e. Rollins, Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock.
The citizens of Westbrook ore requested
to display their flags on Wednesday. The
Maine Board Of Trade are to visit our
city at that time.