The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-10
WESTBROOK.

WESTBROOk.
The Warren church social will be en-.
tertained this evening at the old vestry
by Mrs. Henry Foster, Mrs. George Ora
ham, and Mrs. George Hadlock. Supper
will be served at 6 O'Clock followed by the
presentation of the entertainments, s.The
Ballad of Mary Jane,' Mrs H. L. Berry,
reader.
The Excelsior club was pleasantly en-
tertained on Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. John Newcomb, Lamb street.
The regular programme of the club
1.-The Authors of Today" was carried
out. The next meeting OF the club will be
held Monday evening, November l4th, at
the home of the president, Mrs. May
futile. M
Sunday morning at the Universalist
church, the pastor, Rev. Z. b. Payne will
deliver the next sermon in the series in
the series now being delivered by him at
that church. The subject is to be, "The
Good See in the Methodist church. -
Mrs. Rhoda Bennett is considered quite
i'll at her home on Bridge street. She
has not been able to distinguish light
from darkness for about three months
now.
The ladies of the West End Congrega-
tional church held one of their successful
suppers last evening in the. yestry of their
church.
l. ~ n ~ xryoS nj q
few weeks ago by being thrown. from his
team, is now able to get out of doors. MIR.
Sturges is nearly 81 years of age and his
recovery is rejoiced over by his friends.
| Mrs. Joe Landry, a resident of the So
called Landry farm. is to leave the latter
part of the week for Montreal whore she
will make her home. Marshal Swan has
worked hard during the past year to close
up the affairs at the farm and has at last
succeeded.
A horse belonging to a man named FL
kins was quite badly injured Tuesday
afternoon at Cumberland Mills. The
horse started to run away and collided
with horse and team coming from Port
land. The thiIl of the Portland team en-.
tered the breast CT Mr.. Elkins's horse so
that the animal barely escaped death.
The thill entered the side about 10 inches.
| The animal was alive yesterday and will
| probably recover.
| Commencing Friday evening there il
to be ten-night series of special. re-
vival meetings at the Warren Congrega-
ltional church. The pastor is to be assisted
by Rev. r. T. Hack OF Portland.
| The Knights of Fythias of the West
End are to hold an entertainment and
dance Saturday evening, at their hall.
| vERRILL-STEVENS WEDDING.
| A wedding occurred last evening at the
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Verrill, Main
street, when her daughter, Miss Cora
Belle verrill was united in marriage te
lex.A Alderman Howard Stevens. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. W. 6.
Mann, pastor Of the Warren Congrega
tional church. The young couple have .
large circle of friends who join extending
best wishes. for their future happiness.
The groom is employed as carpenter al
the Warren Paper Mills. The bride has
tor several years until recently been EN-,
lployed as an office assistant in the labra-
tory at the same mill. After briei
wedding trip the young couple are to
reside in the house owned by Mr.. Verrll
on State street, which they are furnish
ing.
The ladies' missionary meeting will be
held with Mrs. Arthur W. Kicker, Main
street, this afternoon at O'Clock. The
topic will be THANK Offering Meet
ns,s" All ladies interested are cordial
| ly lnvitei to attend.
The full board of great chiefs OF the
6 rent Council Of Maine, I. .. Il, d.
paid an official visit last evening to the
members of Wawenook tribe atssthe West
End. After supper remarks were made
by Messfs. 6. L. Buchanan and w. H..
St. John on behalf of the Great Council,
| and by several mem bers of the local tribe.