The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-21
Mrs Flora Hall has returned from

Mrs. Flora Hall has returned Ifoin
Boston.
Charles Snow from Bath, was at l.. j.
Genthner's, from Saturday to Monday.
Several men from this place have gone
to Round Pond and Boothbay to work In
the oil works.
Mrs. John M. Winslow has been very
sick, but is improving. A.,
Isaac r. Nash was stricken down Mon
day and died Tuesday morning at 3
O'Clock.
Leslie Blanchard will move into the
A lvarado Sideling er house.
SCARBORO.
Scarboro, June 16-There was a heavy
frost on the low lands of the Nonesuoh
river this morning. Extending back
from the river one-fourth of mile, 1t
was degrees below freezing, being the
coolest for so late in June, since June l.
1854.
West Buxton, June 20--Mr Edward
Eaton's son Ernest, while fishing last
Tuesday evening, cut h is foot SO it was
necessary to take several stitches He is
getting along we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. Alonzo Bacon and little son Eddie
of Shapleigh, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Whitehouse.
Sarah, of Saoo, called on friends here
last Thursday.
Mrs. Christine Graham, who spent last
Wednesday in Portland, ia the guest of
Mrs W. NJ. LittIsfie1d of Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Freeman and
daughter Mollie, of Steep Falls, spent
Sunday with her parents
Owing to the heavy rain Sunday even
ing, not great number were present at
the Children's concert.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
East North Yarmouth, June 2O-Mrs.
K. L. Hodsdon attended the graduation
OF her daughter, Miss Adelaide M. Holds
don from Gorham Normal school at Cor
ham, last week.
Miss Fossett is a guest of her friend,
Miss Adelaide NJ. Hodsdon.
Miss Lucinda NJ. Lawrence, of Wood
fords, is spending the summer with her
aunt, Miss Mary A. Lawrence.
Miss Linda M. Noyes, of Pownal has
been spending few days at Mr.. James
Lawrence's
Miss Eunice Lermond. who taught
school in district No. 9, has returned to
her home at Rookport.
MessTs. f. E. Larry and Eugene Evans
have gone on fishing trip in New Hamp-
shire.
Mr.. VIM. Evans, of Cape Elizabeth,
spent Sunday with his nephew, Mr.. W.
d. Evans.
Miss Ethel Young. of Portland, is a
guest at Mr.. Jere. Conors.
Mrs. A. L. Dunn has been suffering
with severe cold the past few weeks.
Among the Yarmouth High school grad
yates at Yarmouth, Friday, were Mr..
George e. Hayes and Misses Ethel F.
Kimball, and Bertha W. Baston.
The particular excellence of their respec.
tive parts showed careful study and
thought in their production.
gsz FREEPORT.
The graduating exercises of Freeport
High school will occur on the 24th inst.
A large class will receive dipl omas, II in
all. Miss Brenda Soule will render a
vocal solo and Miss Belle Jordan violin
solo. These are graduating parts. The
first vocal solo rendered as a graduating
part was executed very beautifully by
Miss Clara Soule, now of Newton, Mass,
while the school was under the able in
struction Of Prof. S. A. Thurlow, and
was delightfully."- received and will be
long rememb ered. The present class is
a notable one-the first to make an educa-
tional pilgrimage out of the state.
Mr.. w. c. Harlow has opened this
week his restaurant at Peaks Island.
Miss Edith Gould is the happy owner
of a new wheel
Mrs Mary Griffin has broken arm.
Mr.. Leonard Stetson will accomm odate
few summer boarders this season.
One lot for d summer cottage located on
Bustin's island, has recently been sold to
Massachusetts parties
Some of the Freeport boys have cot
stay while they are working in Portland
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