The Portland daily press., 1898-10-18
INTERVALE.

place have been threshing their grain
and have a press and press the straw as
soon as threshed. Apples are scarce and
not very good quality. There was a
nice lot of sweet corn raised in this town
this year and they are now labelling the
cans at the shop.
C. P. Chandler is about building barn
on the Intervale in this place.
MIR. Slyackett has been on the sick list,
also Mrs. N. Aver.
Mrs. Stevens of Bethel has been spend
ing a few days at her sisters, Mrs.
Briggs's.
Miss S. Wheelwrighu of Kennebunk has
been spending week with Mrs. r. j.
Mitchell.
Vesta B. Jordan has been home and
spent Sunday. She is stopping in Deer
ing.
SEBAGO.
Sebago, Oct. 13.-AG Cornish Wedpes-
day afternoon James E. Williams was
married to abby Staples Chad bourEe.
Both are residents of Sebago. The mar
riage reception will take place at the
home of the bride Monday evening, the
18th.
DR.. J. Wesley Johnson and his young
es SOD Howard of Hollis are visiting
tn cir relatives in Sebago.
Herbert Robinson of Convene will go
to New York to work with his brother in
factory.
The Sebago Union Congregational Cir
ole met Thursday evening at the home of
6 race l.. Dixie
YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth, Oct. II, 189s-The
remains of MIR. Ralph Bush, former
resident Of this place were brought here
for burial on Thursday. Mr.. Bush was a
stationed at Augusta. While in camp he
was taken sick with typhoid fever, and
lived but q few days.
A donation party for the benefit of the
pastor was held at the Congregational
vestry, Friday evening A large amour
of fruit, vegetables, ETC.. was brought,
also three barrels of -four and other arti-
cles to the value of over $4,000 A baked
bean supper was served during the even
ing. At the close of the supper Mr.. d. Z.
Lufkin on behalf of the people, welcomed
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Mcbride. Mr.. Nc
Bride responded in a very pleasant man
ner. 1t was an evening enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Gushing of Freeport and and Mrs.
Has Skillen of Falmouth have been visit
ing Miss Sarah Lufkin.
Mr., and Mrs. s. Rich of Lynn, Mass.
are at Mr.. A. P. Lufkin's.
Mr.. John Harris of Portland was in
town Sunday.
Miss rersis Sweetser of Deering is at G.
S, Sweetser's.
The Congregational Sunday school gave
Harvest concert. Sunday evening, Oct.
It, The programme was as follows:
Musieo Fai .lsss Choir
PRAYER, nc Pastor
Reading Mrs. johnson
Recitation, My Garden. Ten Children
Recitation, Jesus, Saviour, Bear my
Plea, Two Girls
Music IL 81
Recitation, Harvest. Five Boys
Recitation, Harvest Thanks,
Randall johnson
Recitation, Ready Hands and willing ,
Recitation. Waiting Patiently upon
Recitation, Do all for the Glory of God,
Two Boys
Recitation. The Harvest Well Bring,
Annie Soper
Recitation, His Cleaners,
Five Girls
Recitation, Gods Love, Three Boys
Reading, Harvest Time,
Lillian Hamilton
Recitation, Flowers, Lena Prince
Recitation, Flowers Have their Time
to Bloom, Olive Doloff
Music
Recitation, Out in the Harvest Field,
Fannie Skillin
Recitati on, Drifting, Sadie Baston
Recitation, Seed Sowing,
Bessie Vannah
Recitation, Sowing and Reaping,
Lettie Mcbride
Remarks by Rev. Mr.. Mcbride
Music.
NOBLEBORO.
NobIet orc, OCT. 13.-Mr. George Hussey
and wife and Mrs. Amelia Hi scock have
been in Aroostook county visiting friends.
Leonard Hussey has returne to Boston
where he has work in a machine shop.
Rev. W. G. Cook baptized four candi-
dates Sunday. Oct. end
There was lawn party Mt school house
Glendon, Tuesday evening of last week.
E. l.. Dunbar who moved to Massachu-
sets last spring has moved back again
and started up his boot heel factory again.