The Portland daily press., 1898-11-02
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W. G. Mann, pastor OF Warren Congre-
gatioual church, officiated and the burial
was in the family lot at Woodlawn GENE.
terry.
The following is the. list of handsome
floral tributes to the deceased: Pillow,
from Peouawket Tribe, L o. X. NJ, with
the tomahawk marked in red on oeo OIL
green and white flowers, surrounded by
Gala lilies, roses and pinks set piece
from Westbrook Commandery, U. y. ".
O.. composed of star worked with plnKs
on a cross of white with the letters ~.
o. 6. CO. on the four points; pillow OF
roses and pinks from the family; bunch
of 81 roses from his brother engineers at
the paper mills basket of pinks and
maiden hair ferns from MIR. and Mrs.
George E. Hawkes., Portland; 81 white
pinks from Mr.. Willis NJ. Chenery and
family, Portland; bouquets of pinks from
Mr.. and Mrs. v. j. Alexander and Mr..
Arthur Knight
The past sacbem regalia of the Red
Men, which is the highest honor of the
tribe of Red Men, and which the deceased
wore, lay on the foot of the casket among
the fl overs.
About thirty members of the Red Men
escorted the body to the grave where they
performed their burial service. The pail
bearers were two from each lodge to
which the deceased WAS a member; viz,
Westbrook Commandery, U. .. 6. c.,
Pequawket Tribe, /. o R. M. and
Munjoy lodge, K. of p. of Portland.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Fl. M. Ray
mond of Cumberland Mills, viii lie going
home, slipped and fell, striking her head
on stone step. No serious results are
feared.
The Ladies Circle will hold n sociable
at Warren church parsonage Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Mann, the pastor
and wife. extend cordial invitation to
the members of the church and congrega-
ton to attend and enjoy the evening.
A quiet home wedding occurred Mon.
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard W. Spear. Spring street,
when the Rev. S. N. Adams pastor of
the Vest End Congregational church
united their daughter, Viola b. Spear in
marriage to Mr.. William Wood of Au-
burn. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the immediate family
The young couple have returned to Au-
burp where they are to reside.
The Westbrook Choral society held a
we'll attended meeting Monday evening at
+bo nI
vestry. Plans were made for the re-
hearsiDg of miscellaneous concert The
society will meet at the same place next
Monday evening at !. 80 O'Clock.
The Searchlight circle was entertained
on Monday evening by Mrs. Paul l..
Chandler, Hawkes. street. The subject Of
the evening was "Bible Study" The roll
call was answered by questions from the
scriptures. The latter part of the evening
was devoted to the discussion Of current
events. The next meeting will be held in
two weeks with Miss Mary Norton, Saco
street.
The marriage of Miss Nettie III. Phillips
of this city and Mr.. Edward Baker of
Portland, will occur today at the resi-.
dence of Miss Phillips parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward L. Phillips, Longfellow
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Progress club was held on Monday eve.
ming with Miss Addie Ray.
Mr.. G. Fred Murch of this city, the
county register Of deeds, who is enjoying
a brief outing in the Maine woods, writes
that he has secured two deer which are
now en- route to this city.
u. OF L. FAIR.
Last evening was the opening night of
the fair and sale to be. run through the
week at The Westbrook by the members
of the local council of Daughters Of
Liberty, and S. ID. Warren council, o. u.
A. 81. The several booths have been
tastefuIly arranged and the varying colors
and designs of the booths present very
handsome appearance. The fair opened
with miscellaneous programme of
literary and musical numbers. The pro-
gramme was published in Tuesdays
PRESS.
The several booths are presided over by
the following persons: Candy booth,
Mrs. G. E. Fleok and MIR. Arthur Went
worth; handkerchief booth. Mrs. Thomas
Watson, Mrs. II. f. Fletcher, Mrs. L,
A. Wass; officers booth, Mrs G. f.
Waterman and Mrs William Haynes
ice cream, Mr. W. N. Woodside and Mr..
Henry Hodgkins; fancy work, Mrs. Isaac
Bailey, Mrs. Smith Hawkes., Mrs. W. N.
Woodside; apron booth. Mrs. Frank
GRAHAM, Mrs George Wentworth, Mrs
Walter Sawyer; flower booth in charge of
Miss Hittie Burnell. The flowers for the
booth being donated by MIR. Elmer Hill.
The committee in charge of arrangements
are: President. W. N. Woodside; vice
president, Mrs. c. E. Waterman; score.
tary, Leroy Rand; treasurer Isaac Bailey.
The admission. afternoon from two to
five O clock is free. The entertainment
this evening will be given by the West.
brook Dramatic club in the four act