The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-07

excellent school. 1t is a matter much TO
be regretted that more general knowi-
edge of the rare opportunities which this
school offers cannot become more notice.
able for with its most excellent teachers
and pleasant location it certainly ranks
second to none in our State.
SpRINGVALE.
Springvale, September 5-Our schools
commence next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Truell of Manchester.
N. H., visited at Mr.. e. G. Rowe's last
week.
Deacon Lyman Hooper visited friends
in Beverly. Mass. last week.
Howard Frost. Esq, is seriously i'll of
paralytic shock.
Mrs Barden and daughter of Cam
bridgeport, have been visiting Mrs Il.
B. Rowe.
Mrs A. s. Mend has been enjoying
two weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Shapleigh.
en- Main street is completed much to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
LAST Saturday was considered by many
of our people the warmest and most
sultry in the catalogue of our dog days
weather.
Rev. Mr.. Shumway went to Shapleigh
last Sunday afternoon and assisted Rev.
Mr. Buzzell in baptising ten candidates
in Mousam lake.
The voting list in this town has been
revised, and shows 472 votes in Spring
vale district and SOL in Sanford district,
making 1878 votes and more to register.
Married, in Springvale, Septemb Der l,
W. True Ridly of Springvale and Miss
Addie Il. Goodwin of Shnpleigh.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Sept. 6.-Work at the corn
shop commenced Mon .ay, Aug. Goth.
A number from this place attended the
fair at Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs Pond of Norwood are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Edward Plum
mer.
and A bbie Smith visited the school on
Meadow road taught by Miss Bertha
Graf an one day last week.
MIR. charles ID. Plulnmer and family I
P rtland have been visiting in the place. .
Dr. Walter Roberts and family OF Oak
dale have been among the guests at
Maple Lane.
DIR. Dolley and wife have been visiting
relatives at Falmouth.
Mr. Edgar Hunter, student at Dart
mouth College recently called on her for
NOR schcoimate, Walter Harmon.
Mr.. II. l.. Forham is having some i'm
provemenis made in his buildings.
MIR. j. Z. Sawyer of Deering, recently
spent few days with relatives in this
vicinity.
WINDHAM
Windham, Sept 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
George HaiIett and their children re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia last
week, having spent the summer at Mr..
Winslow Ha wkes's.
Mr.. Horace Decatur OF Roxbury, Mass 4,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Snow.
Miss Eva Aver has gone to Cooks Mills,
where che is engaged to teach this fall.
Mr.. Lawrence Lunt of New York, who
has been spending several weeks at Mr..
Thomas Varney's, returned home Satur-
day.
MIR. Ralph Turkey vert to Brimfeld,
Mass, Monday, where he is engaged as
teacher of languages in an academy there.
Miss Edith o. Grover of Bethel is the
guest of Mrs. Linwood Rogers.
Mrs. Abbie Walker and Miss Lizzie
Cobb have been visiting Mrs. Walkers
sister ID Canada.
Goodrich, Lewis and Perley Varney and
MIR. Lawrence Lunt spent several DAYS
last week camping out at Little Sebago.
GRAY.
Dry Mills Sept. 6.-Mrs. O'Connor and
children of Portland, are visiting her
father, Mr.. Alvah Shaw. Her little girl,
about two years old, while swinging in a
hammock, was thrown out and broke her
arm just below the shoulder Monday
forenoon.
Schools commenced in town Monday,
with teachers aobut the same as the
spring term.
Miss Lillian Cobb of Windham is
teacher in the Dry Mills school, with
Miss Lottie Morse. assistant. Miss Cobb
boards with Mrl. Lucy A. Morse.
81. G. Marsden, Eugene Foster, Mahel
Foster and Josie Golf, from this place,
attend the Institute.
Miss Vesta Morrill, and friend of Port
land, who have been visiting in this
place, have returned home.
Mrs. Fred S. Mcdonald is teaching
school in Standish this fall