The Portland daily press., 1898-08-06
w ESTBROOK.


The building on Main street near Tn;
Maine Central track at Cumberland
Mills, owned by Mr.. Alden Pike, which
has formerly been used for two stores, is
being remodeled and made into one store.
Rev. J. A. Hainer will occupy the pull
pit of the Warren Congregation church,
Sunday.
Rev. VIM. @. Mann, pastor of the War
rem church is to enjoy vacation during
the month of August.
The members of the Ammoncongin
club are considering the matter of a field
day to be held at an early date. The
matter is in the hands of competent
committee.
The flag social given under the auspices
of tho Epworth league, at the Methodist
church, Wednesday evening was finan-
cial, as we'll as social SUCCESS. The
Mission band gave their flag drill in a
manner that called for the generous ap-
plause. Miss Ella Barbour entertained
with several patriotic solos.
Mrs. Fred Stevens and son Roy, Mr.. j.
81. Pearson of this city and Mr.. Thomas
Pearson of North Adams, leave today for
Cliff island, where they will occupy cot
tage through September.
The funeral services of the late John @.
Smith were held yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. The services were
largely attended, among the number be-
ing delegation of the members of the
local lodge of Orangemen of which the
decease was member. Rev. G. G..
Phelan officiated. Burial at Woodlawn
cemetery.
The infant son of the Rev. and Mrs.
John F. Clothey is slowly recovering
from his recent Illness.
The Saccarappa ball team are to play a
game of ball this afternoon at $50 at
Warren park with the Biddefords. Dodge
Saccarappas.
Mrs. Rufus King is the guest of MIR.
Simon Arenovsky and family, Maine
street.
The Westbrook fremen have returned
from Bath where they participated in the
firemen's muster on Thursday. The boys
made good showing in the parade, they
having thirty men in line representing
Valentine Hose company. and the Hook
and Ladder company of this department..
Rev. Il. B. Mead is to occupy the pull
pit of the Westbrook Congregational
church tomorrow.
Berean Advent church, Elder John f.
Clothey, pastor. Services Sunday as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting at II a. m. !; Sun
day school at IL. 80 p. M. preaching at
p. m. the Lords Supper at 8 p. M;
short sermon and testimonies at Z p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. L. W. Edwards returned Wednes-
day from Bethel, where he has been
spending few days with his wife. who
is enjoying the month Of August there.
Miss Bertha ". Right is the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. Potter of Newark, N. j., who
is spending the summer at her home at
Higgins Beach.
Mr.. Lyman Nichols of Willimantic,
Conn, formerly of Westbrook, is in the
city.
Mr.. Elbridge G. Riggs, Brighton street,
Deering, died late Wednesday afternoon
at the age of IS years and six months.
Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. at his late
residence. The funeral is in charge OF
Spear the Westbrook undertaken.
The Saturday bird class enjoyed cow
up the river as far as Ink-horn brook
Tuesday afternoon. They identified about
90 birds. Lunch was served on board.
and d pleasant time was enjoyed.
The following are among the Gu mber-
land Mills people who are out of town:
Mrs. Chas. SWEET at Bristol, Me-, Samuel
Hallowell at Sebago Lake, Mrs Simon
EIweH Mrs. Frank Raymond and child,
Mrs. Warren Phinney and Mrs. John
Sawyer at New Hampshire, Mrs. Thomas
Davis and family at Libby's Beach, Mis- s
Ethel Porter at Salmon Falls, N. H..
Mrs. Chas. Calkein and family with
their guests. DIR. and Miss Phoebe Van
wart at Higgins Beach, and Miss Addie
Knowlton at Pembroke.
The Saccarappa ball team has arranged
3 ball game for Saturday afternoon at the
Warren Park grounds with the Bidde-
fords. Dodge and Harmon will act as the
battery for the the Saccarappas.
Repairs are being made on the small
store close to the Portland and Rochester
tracks Mt the Cumberland Mills depot.
Main street.
A street sprinkler stand pipe is being
placed ON Main street close to the Port
land and Rochester tracks at the Cumber-
land Mills station.
FELL DOWN STAIRS.