The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22
MAINE TOWNS.
ltems of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
STANDISH.

04AN b1oI1s
Staudish, June 21-The Sunday school
concert at Chicopee has been postponed
until one week from next Sunday night.
The concert at South Standish will take
place Sunday night.
Mr. Clarence Collision and family, of
Boston, have opened their house here for
the summer.
Mr.. Reginald Higgins, of Boston, is in
town.
The graduating class of the High school
attended the graduation at Potter Acade.
my last week. The members of the class
had their pictures taken last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank j. Berry, the Chicago horse
dealer gave dinner to large party of
relatives last Thursday. In the afternoon
tho public listened to an address on
Chicago by Mr.. Berry.
Miss Sadie Chase and Miss Winnifred
school last week. Miss Chase had the
prophecy and Miss Tompson the history.
Alarge number from this place attended
the graduation.
There will be good BURBERRY crop this
year.
Many farmers have planted cucumber
this year.
RAYMOND.
East Raymond, June 21-ChiIdren'
Sunday was observed yesterday, although
the rainy weather kept most of the audi
ence away. The pulpit was ably filled by
the pastor.
June "a, after a session of nine weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Strout are visit.
ing their daughter. Mrs. Addie 6. Neal,
at Brunswick.
Miss Angie Jordan is slowly improving.
GRAY.
Miss Ivy Smith is at home from
Pressure Isle, where she has been teaching
he past year.
| Mr.. A. P. NJ. Andrews attended COM
mencement exercises at Kents Hill the
| week past
F. W. Stimson's orchestra will furnish
music at the reunion of the 18th u. S.
Infantry, which occurs August 18th, at
| this place.
Miss Marion Smith, who has been teach.
ing at Stoneham, Mass, is at home on
| her vacation.
Mr. Hawkes. and wife of Mechanic Falls.
passed Sunday with Mr.. R. G. Hall,
Mr.. Albert Bohnsen had to resign his
position in New York city OH account of
sickness. he has been confined to his bed
at his fathers for the past six weeks We
understand he is slowly recovering.
Mr.. Herman Hall, who has been in
Baltimore attending the Dental school. is
at bone.
Mr.. W. G. Latimer has purchased the
| property of the late Mrs. Ferguson
Mr.. Len Trip has enlisted in the heavy
artillery.
MIR. Bert Trip has secured work with
| the Portland Railroad Co
| Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregati onal church June Goth.
Misses Howard and Ingalls, of Bridgton
| were guests of Miss Carrie Hall the week
past
The annual fair of the Gray Park Asso-
| citation will be held August 80 81 and
Sept 1. The following are the classes and
purses for those days: Tuesday, Aug. 80
| Green horse. Trot or pace. Purse $50,
-Four year olds. Trot or pace. Purse $50.
Wednesday. Aug. 31-Three minute class.
Irot or pace. Purse sl00. 2. class.
Irot or pace. Purse $3.50. Thursday,
Sept. 1-2.38 trot, 2 40 pace. Purse 500.
close Mo nday, Aug. 22d and should be
addressed to Jas. 4. Hancock, Supt.
WINDHAM.
Windham Center, June 21-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hanson of Biddeford, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Center, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson.
Mr.. Arthur Hawkes. spent Sunday at
his home here.
The High school will give an enter
tainment at their school building next
Saturday evening. A very interesting
programme is being prepared. Admisson
10 cents. The proceeds will be used in
paying fo-. the organ recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs George HaIlett and two
| children, also Mrs Sarah Hallett are Wis
iting at Mr.. W1nslow Hawkes..
| Mr.. John S. Jacobs of Boston, is at the
| Centre for few days.
The schools sain Windham close this
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