The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-15
WESTBROOK.

Mr.. Thomas Foster is moving into the
house which che recently purchased on
Forest street. Mrs.. Holmes is moving
into the house vacated by Mr.. Foster.
A letter has been received from Mr..
Arthur Bennett. who left this city for
his health seems very much improved.
The doctors now pronounce the death OF
Mr. Fred Ball, Central street. due to
consumption of the bowels. 1t was at
first thought that,he was affected with ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Ball was "a years of
age and leaves wife and two children.
The funeral services will occur on Sun
day afternoon at one O'Clock and will be
conducted by Rev. J. r. Clethey, pastor
of the Advent church, assisted by Rev.
@. G. Phelan of the Methodist church.
Burial at the old Saccarappa cemetery.
Rev. j. K. Wilson, pastor of the Bap.
fist church, Free street, Portland, is to
occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church
in this city on Sunday afternoon at three
0 clock.
Mr.. Blu G. Chandler, who is teaching
at Fryeburg, who has been sick of late, is
reported as improving.
MIR. Moses Roberts donated tos:the
ladies Of the Methodist church of this
city for the supper which was held on
Wednesday evening some very handsome
apples which were very large.
There were eight varieties many of them
weighing 16 or is ounces.
Mrs. Frank Conant Of Camden, who
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hawk es, has returned to her home.
Mr.. George e. Smith, member of Co.
NJ of the First Maine regiment, who has
l. Co., 10, ~ f,xr
weeks with typhoid fever, is now reported
RS much better. His fever has diminished
but he is still quite weak.
Private Fred b. Spear of Co. NJ, who
has been Ill with typhoid fever for the
past two weeks, is reported as much more
comfortable during the past few days.
Mr.. Samuel SWEET, gentleman of
about so years of age, who formerly lived
in this city but who moved away some 65
years ago, has been in the city during the
past few days. He has been to this city
only once before since his removal. Mr..
SWEET is now q retired merchant of
Calais.
MIR. Charles Andrews has had on exhi-
bition during the past few days some ripe
Strawberries. on the stem, which were
picked in field nearNthe river.
Mr.. H. K. Griggs Of Rocky Hill, who
was injured a few days ago by being
struck near the left temple With an iron
drill is able to be around at times, but
suffers SO much pain at night, that he
cannot lie down, and has to spend his
night sitting in chair.
Miss Alfred Grant, the artist, has closed
an engagement at Old Orchard and with
her sister, Mrs. Ellen Dingley, are at
their brothers., MIR. Frank Grant. Mrs.
Dingley, who has been residing in Ban
gor for the past few years, is to move into
the house on Rochester street, as soon as
vacated by it's present tenant.
Some sneak thieves made q raid on Mr..
Irish's hen house Monday night. Mr..
Irish lives in the house known as the
Thomas knight residence. Mrs Irish
was awakened in the night by hearing
noise about the premises. She awakened
her husband who proceeded to make an
Investigation. The thief or thieves had
prled off window and got the door
opened, but made good their escape witA
out detection.
Netics have been posted for drawi
| to be held October 20 at "a. IN. at e
city clerks Office of person to servo s
| traverse JUNIOR to serve at the coming
term of the Superior court.
The Westbrook High school foo II
eleven are to play game this afterro II
at $50 O'Clock at Warren park with Q
G orham High school eleven.
Berean Advent cuhrch, Elder John F.
CoIthey, pastor; services Sunday as % :
lows: Prayer meeting at II a. M. Sun
dav school at IL. 30 p. m; preaching "
D. m, subject, Daniels Prop ecy
Conoerning the Four Universal Kim
doms. and the Kingdom of God" Short
sermon at p. N All are cordially in
yited
The services Sunday at the Methodist
church of which Rev. G. @. Phelan is
pastor, are as fo lows: Prayer meeting
at q. m preaching by the pastor at
10. 90 a. M, subject "The Silence Of God !"
Epworth Leauge at . p n Dir. Whit
aker, representing Zion's Z aid will de-
liver an address at seven . SEX. All ere
cordially invited.
Rev. Thomas B. Payne, pastor OF the
Universalist church. is to preach this
morning at l.30 O'Clock on the subject
"Ihe Good See in Phresbyterianism. !"