The Portland daily press., 1898-09-20


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O'Clock from his late residence, IL Roches-
ter street. The services will bs.conducted
by Raw. W. G. Mann. Burial at Wood
llawn cemetery.
The report that MIR. Sands horse was
| frightened the other day by the putting
up of the Portland and Rochester gates at
Main street was incorrect After Gate
| man Murray had put the gates down Mr..
Sands drove his horse over private
property, the driveway OF S. D. Warren
& Co.; and was going over the railroad
tracks when his horse got frightened. Mr..
Murray saw that the driver was in a
"flx'' SO he put up the gates part way to
| liberate him.
| At about $50 Sunday morning an
alarm was sent in from box ~ for fire.
The frernen responded quickly and found
in Winslow's lane an old shed burned to
the ground. The origin OF the blaze ia a
mystery.
Mr. James Sinclair died Sunday morn
| ing at the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Belle Densmore, S5 Seavey street after a
long illness having been confined to his
bed for two months. Death was due to
tuberculosis Of the lungs. he leaves two
sisters. Mrs. Dinsmore and Mrs. Allen
and a brother, Andrew Sinclair of this
city, besides relatives in Alma county,
| New Brunswick, where the deceased re-
sided until nine years ago when he
located here. The funeral services are to
be hsId this afternoon from the residence
on Seavey strest at two o'clock. Rev. G.
G. Phelan will officiate and delegation
of the members of the local lodge of
Orangemen and Pequaket tribe of Red
Men of which he was member will as
sist. Burial at Woodlawn cemetery.
| Everett Willard the three months old
child of Mr.. NJ. Berry, who died Satur-
day after an illness.of only a few days
was buried yesterday afternoon at Wood.
lawn cemetery.
/ Quite mum Der from this city attended
the flag raising at Windham Saturday in
| the "old number 9 district" Among
those present, former teachers or pupils,
| were Mr. Charles r. Goodell. Mr.. Edward
Anderson, Mr.. John Stevens, MIR. John
A. Cobb, and Mr.. B. III. Ray ofithis city.
At the regular meeting of Naomi
lodge of Rebekahs, held last evening the
degree Of tho order was conferred upon a
| candidate.
Mr.. Blanchard and Miss e. M. Field
have been conducting successful meetings
at the Memorial chapel at Hast Windham.
No
have returned from Boston where they
have been attending the millinery open.
| ings.
The many friends of Miss Ellen Knight
will be sorry to learn Of her severe illness.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
]. Layerty is seriously i'll with cholera in.
fantum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Clay are soon to
leave for Waltham, Mass, where they are
to take up their residence. Their resi-
dence in this city will be taken by Mr..
Farren Hunt and family.
Mr.. Oswald Eklof the former teacher in
manual training in the schools of this
city left Saturday for New York. where
he is to take up the work along the same
lines in school at that place. He takes
with him the best wishes of his pupils
and a host of friends in this city.
Mr.. Dana Bailey left Sunday night for
Somervills, Mass; where he is to enter
Tufts college.
Bishop Decelles, q cousin of Rev. Err
A, ID. Decelles of this city accompanied
by Rev. FIR. Gauthier, both from the
diocese Of St. Hyacinthes at st. Hya-
cinthe, Province Of Quebec are in the city
for few days as the guest of Fr. De-
| celles. These reverend gentlemen yester.
day accompanied by Kew. j. Aug. Healy
| of Portland, bishop Of the Maine diocese,
visited the parochial school in this city.
| Mr.. Frank Palmer Of Saco, formerly a
resident of this city is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. AL. Meserve of Westbrook.
Mr.. Winfield S. Mcclellan, book-keeper
for S. D. Warren & Co., at Carrabasset,
is in town for a few days as the guest of
Mr.. Guy p. Woodman. While here MIR.
Mol .eslan intends to visit the Gorham
fair in which he is much interested
having attended regularly for several
years.
Private W. W. WebbEof Co. NJ, who has
been at his home In this city for two
weeks now i'll with typhoid fever is still
unite sick, although the chances of re-
ooyery are very good. The only nourish-
ment that he has taken during his sioly-
ness is milk. His sickness has taken ofr
considerable flesh as he was very rueped
Just before his return to Ohickamauga
after his recruiting tour to this city earlv