The Portland daily press., 1897-01-14
POWNAL.

appointed chiefs of Wescuetogo Urine,
/. o. r. M, were raised up ON last
Thursday sleep by D. D. &. s., X. l..
Thayer After the Feising up collation.
was served. The ooun Gil fires of Wescus-
togo tribe will hereafter be kindlsd every
Saturday sleep.
Geo. A. Merrill has returned to An
dover Theological Seminary. He sup
piled the pulpit at Fryehurg last Sunday.
Dr.. Lewis Soule, of Phillips, has been
visiting at @. II. Merrili's.
NEWFIELD.
Newfield, Jan. 13-News has been re-
ceiyed here of the death of MIR. Monroe
Aver, of Boston. Mr.. Aver was the son
of the late DR.. James Aver, of Newfeld,
and passed many years of his life here.
Everett Wiley has gone to Manchester,
". H., to work.
Mrs. Eunice Knot fell and injured her.
self quite seriously recently.
john Faye, from Amesbury, Mass, is
in town.
sewell Watsrhouse is home from Cssi-
Can't. Fakes spent few days with his
family in Newfield, last week.
HARPswELL.
East HarpsweN, Jan. 18-The Sebasco-
degan Slice Club met with Miss Laurie
Percy, its organizer, Saturday evening,
and had q very enjoyable session. :.
MIR. 8, Toothakef, the East HarpsWeii
mail driver, met with painful &C ,ident
last week. He had harnessed his borzes
In the stable and one of them made
rush Tor the door, throwing him against
pest. Fortunately he dio cot lose con-
troll Of the horses, and SO averten worse
acciGsns. A medical examination showed
that one rib was dislooated and his luDg
injured. viii Pennell drives the mail
for the present.
Can't. JaseRh Proat is sick with tonsi-
Iitis. There seems TO be quite an cpl
demic of the diseaae.
William Harding Irufanf, o prominent
farmer on the west aide, died of .hlood
poisoning Saturday, after weeks OF SUIT
ering, He he'd been cut of health for
years. and slight wound In his foot de-
yeloped btUod poisoning, which his en-
feebied state of health inoapscitated him
TO resist. He leaves "a wife and ona son.
Mrs. Clarence Davis received news lest
week Of the death of her brother, by
drowning, at Round Pond. Mrs. Davis
is,not in good health and she was very
70 uoh overcome by the shock.
The roads are very rough, ana wheel
ing difficult. The axle of the CundS e
Harhor mail team broke short of aeon
after leaving the East Harpswell post
office Saturday, and W. II. Ridley, who
drives the mail and was fortunately tbs
only occupant of the carriage, had to
lead the horse for two miles with the dis
abied wagon attached, before he reached
10 all n not rod mn
again.
RAYMOND. Jan. 13-The officers OF
Hawthorne Lodge, No. IL, X. Of r,
were installed Saturday evening by D.
| Allen of Yarmouthville. After the exer-
cisss an excellent supper was served. A
large company Of Knights with theil
wives and invited guests were present.
Mrs. Lizzie Churchill favored the COM
pany with fine singing, accompanied by
the auto harp The following ID a list OF
officers:
G, O.-DeLancy Sears.
v. C.-Joseph B. Plummer.
P.-Samuel Grsffam.
M, A.-Atwood K. Turkey.
K. of r. and S.-Geo. III. Leach.
n. E.-B. Fl. Mason.
M. F.-E. A. PlumnleF.
Il. G.-Dennis Plummer.
o. G.-John Fl. Thorpe.
WINDHAM.
Wiudhau Centre, Jan. 13-The follow.
ing resolutions have been formed by @
com nlittee Appointed fIom the teachers
of the schools 10 Windham;
"Whereas, God in His infinite wis
d ON has seen fit to remove from scenes
of earthly activity our faithful friend
and co-worker, Mrs. Annie G. Rogers,
be it hereby
'fRssolved, That we the teachers Of
Windham in recognition Of her noble
character and in appreciation of the
efficient services which she has render ID
the public schools of our town, feel thai
we haveEsustained an irreparabls loss.
"Resoived, That TO the husband, the
mother anu other relatives of the de.
ceased we express our prefoundest sym.
pathy.
Resolved, That copy of these res O.
lutions be sent 60 the husband and the
mother of the deceased and to the
PRESS fer pu blioatiop.
FRANK Fl. HASKELL,
FRANK u. USHER,
ANNIE B. THOMPSON,
Committee on Resolutions.