The Portland daily press., 1898-11-15

Mr.. MI M. Mansfield moved his fami ly
and goods to the city the 18th inst. Capt.
Mansfield will Jake charge OF dredge No.
3 for the Don babos Hs viii s sgw
with chin Mr.. Ardell Hamilton, who
has been with him as mate on dredge
Plymouth Rock for the past two years.
Mr.. Harry B. Hami lton, clerk for r.
Z. Stanwood & Co., Federal street. spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Messrs. A. II. Hamilton and Frank
Bennett are visiting friends at South
FreeEort.
sehaoo. Nov. .14.--Mr ThalIon has
moved from his summer house, Sunny
Slope'' to the Douglass farm house to
board this winter.
Among visitors at Sunny Slope are
Henry Camp, Brooklyn; Charles S. Phil
lips, wife and daughter. Brooklyn; Mrs.
Henry Austen, New York; Mrs Wright
and daughters, Mt Vernon, N. T.; Miss
Dayton, New Haven.
John A. Kimbsbli of White Rock and
Ethel L. Lombard of Sebago. were mar
ried November 10Th.
1t WAS voted at Lake View annual
meeting Saturday to have two days, fair
the last week in next September.
Schools begin today.
Officers elected Saturday of Lake View
Association We're as follows:
Presidential. Dyer,
Vice President--P, p. Larrabee,
Secretary and Treasurer. P. Fitch.
Directors--A. Dyer. Il. I'll. jackson. E.
N. McKenny, II. L. Clough, ]. @. Rich
ardson, W. 81. Mcdonald and A. L.
Brackett.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, November 14.-Miss Mary
Dow entertained number of her friends
last Saturday afternoon and evening at
her home on Prince street. The time
passed very pleasantly and was much en-
joyed by all present.
Mr. Albert Harmon, wife and daugh~
ter, returned to their. home in Connecti-
cut Monday after q visit of several weeks
spent here with relatives.
Mr.. Mark Anderson is very sick at his
home on Main street.
Mr. John G. Haley of Biddeford, spent
SUNDAY here with friends
Miss NJ. A. Tracy, who spent the past
three months with relatives here, went
to AL red last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Bergman and son OF West
brook. spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs
John Bergman.
was the guest of her husbands parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. James berryInan last week.
Mrs. r. H. Pike started last Saturday
for visit with friends in New York.
The first snow of the season fell Thurs
day. but has nearly all disappeared.
Postmaster Wm. A. Hobson is confined
to his home by illness.
BKIDGTON.
Bridgton, November 14.-The installa-
ton of the officers elect of Oriental lodge.
f. and A. M, was held at Masonic hall
Saturday evening and was public to the
families of members of the fraternity.
The installation was performed in very
impressive manner by the retiring
master, Fred Wildly. The officers for the
year are as follows: w. M, John L.
Meserve; S. W, +. A. Webb; J.. W., d.
@. Saun iers; treasurer, NJ. NJ Caswell;
secretary, d. E. Chaplin; S. D., g. L
Stone; J. D., r. E. Cleaves: stewards,
w. nj. Dunn and j. r. Davis; chaplain,
J. B. Berry, marshal, b. W. Sanborn.
After the Installation collation. was
served to the large company present, AMI
general social was enjoyed by all.
All. Walker, W. M. Staples and "A.
Fl. Hartman, leave Monday morning on
q business trip south and west.
| Cumberland lodge, l. o. 0. F., will
visit Pequawket lodge at Brownfield next
Saturday evening, and the degree staff of
Cumberland lodge will confer one or
more degrees on that occasion.
Six or eight inches Of snow which fell
here Thursday was quickly changed to
slush, and is about gone at the present
time This was the first snow fall this
season.
Bridgton village schools continue two
weeks longer Some of the rural schools
will close this week..
Rev. G. S. Cummings Of Auburn, a
former Bridgton pastor. will Lectures Mon
day evening at the M. E. church. Sub
jeot, Sunshine"