The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-08

TEEN for the happy couple who had
walked life'S path together for fifty long
years. Mr. a IN brOse was born IN Ind US
try, Me-, January 3, 1926 and Mrs. Am
broneswas born in Wells, Maine, March
Is, 1927. They moved into Sherman So
years age, full of pluck, but poor in this
worlds goods. They Immediately took
rank among the most enter prising, in
tiuentinl citizens Of the town. They have
accumulated good property, and pleas
ant home and have raised family OF
eight children, all living, all have mar
ried, all have children and some of the
grandchildren have children. Mr.. AM
brose has repeatedly served the town as
selectlnan, has been representative to the
legislature and is now serving his third
term as county commissioner for Aroos-
took county.
Mrs Stin chfeld's farm buildings in
Silver Ridge. were burned to the ground
last week No insurance.
Officers of 5Molunkus Lodge, +. and
A. NJ:
M.-Isaac Cushman.
S. W.-Iruman c. Harris.
J. W.-Isaac z. Maddox.
T.-Alfred Spooner.
Sect.-Jnhn GOsnell.
S. D.-Alfred Cushman.
j. D. Cyrus S. CushInan.
S. S.-Daniel II. Perry.
j. S.-AlphUnzo Wilcox.
Tylor-Benj. a. Towle.
Chap.-J ". Caldwell.
Observation-Disclosures w. Curtis.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Cane Elizabeth, January Owe are
glad to report TINT Margie the little
daughter of Philip f. Hannaford of Pond
Cove, who has been very sick with d1ph-
liberia, is improving.
L I'll IF
burg came last. Saturday TO visit their
son Frank II. Hill. Mr.. Hill returned
home Monday but Mrs. Hill will remain
several days.
Mr.. Harvey e. Maxwell and MIR. Hayes
of Auburn, have been visiting Mf. Max
Wells parents at Bowery Beach.
The ladies of Bowery Beach division,
Sons of Temperance, will give soclable
and supper at Wheeler's hall, Bowery
Beach, FRIDAY evening, January 8. II
stormy, Saturday evening,
Miss Bertha M. Maxwell, of Bowery
Beach, will board at Mr.. Ephraim Dyer's
during the winter term of high school.
Rev G. e. Buker, pastor OF the Free
Baptist, rendered his resignation last
Sunday, which will take effect the last
Sunday of this month.
West Gray, Jan. 6-There was heavy
rain fall here Mnonday night and Tues
day The frost is all out of the ground
and at this writing the weather is quite
mild.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Freeman is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Frank Knapp, in Lawrence,
Mass. Mrs. Charles Anthoine is keeping
house for her during her absence.
| Clarence A. libby, a graduate OF
Pennen Institute and Shaw's Business
college, has obtained a position as type
writer and stenographer in the Portland
| Eye and Ear Infrmary.
| Ralph LIZ slie has gone to New York,
where he has a position in the Brewster
| Carriage Mandatory.
Ezra II. Skillin has resigned his posi-
tion as driver of thesmail stage from West
Gray to Gray Corner and George Black
has taken his place. Mr.. Skillin will &C
| to Bar Mills next week to work for DR..
| A Fl. Weeks.
People about here were engaged in
putting in ice last week. Nearly every
| one bas secured supply of excellent
quality.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey has been quite
sick with1tonsilitis and other members Of
| the family with severe colds.
Miss Emma Glantz is at d. L.. Bailey's
doing homework.
| Miss Lucy Lawrence is visiting rela-
| tiyes in Boston.
| George P. Allen has been confined t.,
the house for several days with severe
cold.
Mrs. Hattie Ryder is at North Wind
ham at Will r ogeIs'.
Mr., Webster Chute and his brother
| Leander stopped st D. A. Fosters or
Tuesday night. While here they bought
| a woke of oxen of MI. Gresnleaf Frank.