The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-12
WESTBROOK.

rem CONGREGATIONAL church, are 10 serVe
a sumner Thursday evening at the churcn.
Miss Alma Fellows is officiating as or
ganist at the Universalist churcn.
The Ammoncongin club wlllsbe enter
tained this afternoon by Mrs. Louise Aver.
Several members of Iona chapter, y. L.
S., attended the meeting OF MiSpan CHAP
ter on Monday evening. The star OIL
GERS are to furnish an entertainment at
the next regular meeting.
Miss elena Swan acknowledgements
her foot a few days ago, and as result
sprained her ankle.
Mrs. James W. Morris, Brackettq street.
,s confined to the house as result of
severe bruises received recently by falling
down a flight of steps to the concrete
walk.
Miss Elizabeth Penniman of New Bed
ford is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur W. Kicker.
Star of Liberty council, No. 8, d. of
L.. and S. D. Warren council. Q. q. A.
M. are to hold fair November /, 2 8, 4,
at The Westbrook.
Pr sumpscot band members are max
ing active preparations for the grand con-
cert and ball to be given at The Vest
brook Thanksgiving evening. The pano
will also hold their second annual oharl-
ty concert early in January.
Letters have been received in this city
announcing the sudden death OF Mrs.
Frances Pollard of Chelsea, Mass. Mrs.
Pollard formerly resided in Westbrook
when she was the wife of Mr.. Henry 3.
Chick. After the death of her first hus-
band she married Mr.. Pollard of Chel-
sea. The remains were brought to bonney
Eagle, her old home, where the funeral
was held on Monday. Mrs. Pollard's age
was about 70 years. She leaves husband,
q son, William Chick, and daughter,
Mrs. Cora Page, all of Chelsea.
The Klerk's base ball team are to go to
Topsham today where they have arranged
for ball game this afternoon with the
Brunswick nine al. the Topsham fair.
Mr.. W. B. Boothby ands Mr.. Ernest
Gerhardt, returned yesterday morning
from a cunning trip to the Moose river.
They brought with them three deer. One
of the deer was on exhibition at E. D.
Robinson's meat market, West End, yes
terdaya afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph Knight is improving from
his recent Illness.
The semi monthly meeting of the West
End W. G. I. o., will be held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock with the PRESIDENT
Mrs n D. Center.
Miss Minnie E. Meserve, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Pearl Brown,
Bridge street, has returned to her home
in South Gorham.
The Rebekah circle will be entertained
Thursday afternoon and evening, Ooto-
Der 10, at Odd Fellows hall, by Mrs.
Isaiah Manchester and Mrs. Elijah
Durell. All members of the lodge are
invited.
The engagement of Miss Nellie VOLTA
Dresser Of this city, and Mr.. Edward H.
Foster of Portland, is announced.
Mr.. G. E. Pillsbury and MIR. Perley An
derson and brother, left for Moose river,
Moosehead lake region, Monday, for q
cunning trip. They expect. to be gone
about ten days.
Mr.. AIonzo Libby attended the fair at
Topsham yesterday.
Rev. Fr. Larivere of Whitefeld, former
Iy located in charge of the parish in West
brook, is the guest of Rev. Fir. Deoelle of
this city for few days.
There Is to be harvest supper this
evening in the vestry of thu Methodist
church.
The Westbrook High school foot ball
eleven have arranged for game for next
Saturday afternoon, October IL, at War
rem Park, this oity. with the Gorham
eleven.
Mr.. Ball, residing on Central street,
near the Highland house, is seriously
Ill.
FUNERAL SERVICES OF EDWARD
B. PHINNEY.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late Edward r. Phinney were held
yesterday forenoon at IL O'Clock from
the late residence, Spring street. Rev. |
S. N. Adams, pastor of the Westbrook |
Congregational church, officiated
Music was furnished by Shaw's quar- |
tette of Portland. There was large at |
tendance Of relatives and friends. Among |
those in attendance were large delega-
ton from Cloudman Post, No. 100, G. |
A. R.. of which he was a member. There
were representatives from Temple lodge |
of Masons, Eagle Royal Arch chapter, |
and T. d. Warren council, A. U. A. M |
Among the floral pieces were pillow
and crescent from nephews; square and |
compass from Temple lodge Of Masons;
floral star from Mizpah chapter, o. E. S. !;
sickle from Relief corps There was also
a profusion of floral offerings from yela-
ti7es and friends. The burial was at the
old Saocarappa cemetery.
Mr.. l.. L. Flood, who was injured
about week ago by being thrown from
a carriage was able to get about the
streets yesterday by the aid of crutches
There is to be meeting of Temple
lodge, Masons, this evening, for the pur-
pose of exemplifying the fellow craft de-
gree.
The annual trot of the Westbrook Driy-
ing club for q 40 and 3-minute horses,
which was to have been held lastsSatur-
day at Gorham, was postponed owing to
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