The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-16
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered By Corrss'
pcndsnts of the Press.
YINALHAvEN.

| eOor Ia Un6 nortn paro u oAAo y coecS
brought home the allowance OF deer. two,
and some partridges.
| The gospel meetings here under the
leadership of Mr.. Fl. L. Gale of Boston
are being we'll attended and considerable
interest manifested. They are held in
Memorial Hall. which on Sunday evening
was just packed full several already have
come forward. The places of business
close at p. m. to give their employees q
chance to attend. This week meetin s
will be held in the Union Church in the
afternoon, and in the hall in the even
ings.
BALDWIN.
North Baldwin, Nov. IA There was
quite fall Of snow, Thursday. The fields
are quite white now.
Many of the farmers are beginning to
butcher their hogs.
Mrs. l.. A. Wiqgin visited Mrs >. L.
MoCorrison OF Westbrook, Nov. IL ana IL.
Mr.. Bertrand Smith was in Portland
Saturday.
Miss Marcia Murch, who has been
teaching in Jackson. N. b., returned
home Saturday.
The school in this district closed Fri,
day. They hope to have the schooihouse
on the hill ready for use this win ter.
NOBLEBORO.
Nobleboro, Nov. i4.-George NJ. Wy
man has gone to the Soldiers Home for
the winter.
Mrs. Ann M. Pierce, who has been Wis.
iting friends in town has returned TO her
home in Brewer.
Austin Barstow, who has been spend
49, \ l.. f<s fof1, MI
Barstow. has returned to West Somer-
Vile, Mass.
Mrs.. Aurelia Hiscock has returned to
West Somerville.
Schools have closed for three weeks va
cation.
MIR. Morrill,. from Portland, has been
in town buying apples.
Boston to spend the winter with her hus-
band,
l.. J. Gentleman, who has been visit
ing his son Fred in Portland, has re.
turned home.
Alvorado Sidelinger, from Lynn,
Mass. is in town for short time.
Perkins g. Blanchard are buying and
packing apples.
Era Wellman has vacated the L. D.
Perkins house, and moved into the
house OF the late Thomas p. Hall.
There have been several car loads OF
Christmas trees out In town this fall.
Maud Sidelinger is in very poor health.
Llewellen Glidden has had fine
marble plonument set at the grave OF his
wife.
FALMOUTH.
West Falmouth, Nov. 10 Mr.. A. S.
Noyes will give Graphophone Concert
Lunt's school. The entertainment is
in connection with that furnished by the
scholars and is to get funds to purchase
new play
Noyes and Pearson are making arrange
men5s to put in new furniture and FIX
lures into their hall as soon as Pisquata-
qua Lodge moves,
Miss Bertha Hodsdon went to the city
on Monday.
Mr.. Leonard leighton from Cumber-
land called on his sister, Mrs. M. M.
leighton, the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Pearson who has been
spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. n. Leighton returned to Mr.. A. 5.
Noyes's this week.
Miss Oracle Hadlook spent an afternoon
of last week with Mrs. L. I. Hall, Gum
berland.
Mr.. solomon Joseph has sick horse.
DR.. w. FL. Leighton from East Gray is
in attendance.
There was a social neighborhood danoe
evening. Mr.. W. Fl. Smell furnished
good music.
Miss Edna HadIook ard Miss Nellie
Leighton called on Miss Carrie Hadlock
at Woodtords last Sunday.
Miss Matilda Hicks from Virginia, who
haA been visiting relatives here. weno to
the city Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives there, after which she will
so to Waltham, Mass.
Messrs. Currier and Osgood OF Portland
were in this place the first of the week.
Mr. Edgar Wilson and family were the
guests Of relatives in West Cumberland
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A.. N. Lawson spent the
FIRST of the week with Mr.. and MIS-. John
Harris at Cash's Corner.
Miss Annie Williams from Portland
was the guest of Mrs. Abigail Wilson
Sunday.
POLAND.
Poland, Nov. I5.-The Village Improve
ment Society has completed side walk
fir 3lu the Post Office to the p. X h.
station. The members of the society
ara to be commended for the perseverance
with which they have pushed this WORK
to finish.
S. H. Mann and Jordan's new store il
practically completed and large stock OF
general merchandise has already been
placed upon the shelves The store is
forty by sixty, handsomely finished IN
southern pine, and MIR. Ernest Jordan
of the firm is in charge. MIR. Jordan IS
u thorough gentleman and hustler and
we predict that this new enterprise OF an
enterprising firm will be grand success.
WINDHAM.
Windham Center, Nov. 1b-Miss Eva
Aver, who has been teaching at Cook s
Mills, is spending u short vacation at her
home.
Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson has gone to
Boston for several days. Mrs. Wooison
will deliver number of lectures While
away.
Mr.. Cyrus Parker of North Windham
visited her sister, Mrs. Willard Lamb,
last week.
There will be prayer meeting at the
Free Baptist church on Wednesday even
ing Of t11s week. Every one is invited to
attend The meetings will probably con
tinue through the winter.
The lecture given at the High School
last week by Mr.. A. W Dyer on America
and the Spanish American War was well
attended. Many interesting views were
shown in both parts of the lecture.