The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-28
MAINE TOWNS.
seems of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
YARMOUTH.

YARMOUTH.
Yarmouth, July 21-Mrs. Fannie Chase
and daughter of Portland, are visiting at
Mrs. solomon Sawyer's.
Mrs. ]. Evarts Pond of New Haven.
and Mrs. Samuel Came of Alfred, are
guests of Mrs. B. P. Snow.
Rev. J. B. IIsley of Bangor, Will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the Baptist church on
Sunday.
Mr.. ]. s. Dunn of Cumberland, was
in town on Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. ". Bennett, are visiting
at Chebeague.
Mr.. Charles Barbour and daughter
Helen, spent Sunday in Gray.
MIR. Cornelius Shaw of West Cumber-
land. has opened a meat market in the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. Howard
Mr. Edward NJ White, has gone to Bos-
ton on business trip.
Miss Carrie Greene of Portland, is
spending her vacation at Mrs. Wendall
Hales.
RAYMOND.
RAYMOND, July 27-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Smith of Westbrook, are visit
ing relatives and friends in this vi clnlty.
Mr. j. q. Sawyer and family or Deer
ing, are ut Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ahf-
mons. They also have for guests Mrs.
Abbie Clark and daughter Ellis OF HALO
well.
MT and Mrs. Alvin Jordan of Portland
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sayward and
daughter of Portland, are guests at the
"Elms.''
Mir. Walter Harmon IS at the parental
home, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b; Harmon
Miss Caro- Wescott Of North Gorham,
and Miss Maud Stevens are visiting Mrs.
Celestial Plummer.
Mrs. Abbie Jordan has gone to Cum
berland Mills
Mrs Hattie Trafton, Miss Alice 9'raf
ton, and Mrs. NJ. E. Gould of Portland,
are at the village.
Mrs. Ruth Jordan and children of
Bridgton, are stopping at r. n. Plum
mer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A.. Plummer, accom-
panied by friends spent Monday at Songo,
o picnic lunch and social time
N. t. Churchill and son Of North Ray
mond is in the place.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
New Gloucester, July 27-Rev. John a.
Ross, wife and son are in town. Mr.:
Ross was pastor of the Congregational
church here for four years, having left "a
years ago to take pastorate in Belfast.
Mr.. Ross is an allie preacher, and both
he and his wife have been always great
" beloved by his people.
Mrs Sarah Lindsay, Pa, whose hus-
band is a professor of the college in that
town, died very suddenly Of bronchial
pneumonia, and was brought here for
burial on Wednesday last Mrs. Lindsay
was very cheerful in disposition, a SIN
cere Christian, socially active, and Will
be greatly missed by large circle OF
friends Mrs. Lindsay was teacher OF
music before her marriage.
Mrs Florence Cutter and little son
Richard of Weymouth, Mass, are stop
ping with Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter for
time.
Stevens school will open September 18th.
A good attendance is expected.
Mr. Belcher of Foxboro Mass, former
" proprietor of the Belcher House here
was buried on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. True celebrated
their silver wedding on Monday evening,
July 25th. The father of Mir. John True,
(Winthrop True) was one Of eight chill
dren. each one of whom celebrated his
silver wedding. His father and mother
celebrated their goldsn wedding at
which were present each of the eight
children with their families A silver
Tea service has been one Of the gifts at
each silver wedding in the family. In
addition 10 that Mrs. and Mrs. True re-
oeiyed many other beautiful glits Llgh-
py relatives were present, 30 sat down
to breakfast Tuesday morning. 1t was
very pleasant occasion. Ice cream and
cake were served during the evening
DAMARIsCOTTA.
Damariscotta, July s7.-The officers of
Lincoln lodge, No. go. K. of P. were in
ty Grand Chancellor, MIR. Joseph p.
hatch:
C. CT. W. Day.
V. C.-Gaorge A Huston.
Pc. H. McKenne5.
NJ of VS.. N. Hail.
NJ of F.-W. G. Achorn.
NJ. of E.-W. A. Flint.
X. of r. Il SO. A. Page.
NJ. at A.-C. e. Sherman.
/. G.-George Seiders.
o. CIV. W. Lamson.
Following the installation ice cream
and cake were enjoyed at b. A. Side
fingers. The lodge is in very prosper
Gus condition financially.
TIE steamer Anodyne is seen most
every day here conveying parties down
river.
Arthur Merrill left last week for the
Klondike gold fields. He will join
party that have lately arrived at Seattle.
James Wsbber, son of Zina Weber OF
Boothbay, that was wounded In the
hom bardment at Santiago, was in town
Saturday. He is improving rapidly.
His many friends were glad to see him
looking SO well.
The Massasoit engine boys had their
tub out Friday for a trial with like
crew, played 1876 feet. She is in the pink
of condition and the boys expect to
capture one Of the prizes at Bath, Au-
gust T. A drum corps will accompany
them.
MORE NEWS FROM THE KLONDIKE
Seattle. WASHINGTON, July 27.-The