The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-01-26
HARPSWELL.

East Harpsweil, Jan. 25--llas6 SATURDAY
night Charles bearing, while coastlng on
Great Hill at Cundy's Harbor, got badly
hurt by collision with another sled he
has a long cash in his hand in viii Oh Ut.
Elliott took several stitches and his Side
is badly injured so that he cannot move
without severe pain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Winslow, of Bath
visited friends here last week.
The sleighing bids fair to be excellent
for the next few days.
Cundy's Harbor, Jan. 25-WiH Coffin
who has been sick with a lung trouble Tor
the past two weeks, is no better.
lisa Holbrook has. gone to BRUNSWICK Ior
a few weeks.
S. O. Holbrook is..at home from Ragged
Island, where he has been staying this
winter He reports Holsters very scarce
out there this winter. :,
Willie Trufant and Robert and Carl
Watson are at home from Parsonsfield,
where they have been attending school,
their school having closed on account of
canker rash.
The smelt fishermen are. finding fish
very scarce.
POWNAL.
Pownal, January 25.-The heaviest
snow fall of the season commenced on
Saturday morning, continuing Saturday
night and nearly all day Sunday. Il
of ten inches fell on level. During a
part of the storm the wind was at times
violent, but taking it all in all we have
experienced much more wind in some
of the recent storms earlier in the sea-
son. About ten inches of snow on level
is reported. Road breaking was contin-
ued nearly all day Monday in the vari-
Gus districts throughout the town.
Business is very good at Hodsdon q
Knights saw mill. Logs are being hauled
there from various localities. MIR. Ernest
futile is hauling logs from which a
barn frame is to be sawed for Mr.. CONG
of this town, and MIR. James Marston is
to have lumber for barn sawed there
also.
Mr.. Julia Moves of Portland was in
town for short time last week.
Mrs. Fife Babb ,of Lewiston is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Jordan for few days.
Miss Sadie Merrill OF Durham is at Mr..
True Warren's during the absence of Miss
Alice Libby.
Mr.. G. S. Snow is teaching school in
Durham for few wesks.
Mr., Lendal Haskell, with his son and
daughter, from Littlejohn's island, have
been spending few days at Mr.. George
Haskells.
PARIS.
Paris Hill, January 25.-The Universe
list society made a very good hit last
week when they presented Little Tad
dlekins, a drama which was very much
enjoyed by all.
Friday night the Amateur club from
South Paris presented "That Rascal Pat"
to an appreciat1ve audience. Inc house
was well filled.
The heaviest snow storm of the season
visited this lace with vengeance yes
terday. About II inches f H.
The students of the academy were very
pleasantly entertained by the young peo-
pie of the South Paris High school, We'd
nesday night. Ice cream and cake were
served and a good time was enjoyed.
Rev. n. A. Roberts has closed his en-
eagement at North Paris and will here
after supply the Baptist pulpit at Norway.
We understand that this is very desira-
BILE charge for him.
The students of the Academy are pre-
pairing play to be given in the near fu-
ture.
ga mock trial is scheduled for next Fri
day night at Academy hall