The Portland daily press., 1898-07-30
WESTBROOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lemienx and son
returned Thursday from visit to Mon
treal
Miss Lottie Grant is enjoying a weeks
outing at the beach. Her place in the
postotfice is being filed by Miss Elite L.
Raymond.
The members of Wamenock tribe Of
Red Men at their meeting held Wednes-
day evening received from Mr.. Fred B.
Spear of Co. M, Maine volunteers, of
Chiokamauga, gavel made by him from
the branch of tree taken from Lookout
Mountain. 1t is Of unique workmanship
and very handsome. A bullet is embedded
in the wood from which the head is made.
In the handle the words lookout Noun
tain are cut At the time of his enlist
ment in the army Mr.. Spear was the chief
officer Of his lodge
Miss Minola Buck Of North Woodstock,
who has been the guest of Miss Josie NJ.
Cutter, for the past two weeks, returned
to her home yesterday.
MIR. Charles A. g. jackson nominated
by the Democrats Of the Second Congress.
sional district of Vermont, in early man
hood resided in Westtrook. in the house
which his sister, Miss Christine jackson,
still resides. While here MIR. jackson
published small paper. At the present
time he is the editor of the Argus and
Patriot of Montpelier.
Mr.. E. L. Burnard of the $. D. War
rem Co., at the Boston Office was at 'The
Eiins'' Thursday.
Mr.. John e. Warren and son Mortimer
arrived home yesterday afternoon from
their recent trip to Portland, Oregon,
and the West.
Mrs 1. B. Choate Of Boston is visiting
Alderman and Mrs. G. T. Ames Of this
city.
Berean Advent church, John y.
Clothey, pastor; services Sunday at fol-
lows: Prayer nesting at II a. NJ; sun.
day school at IL. 80 p m. preaching at
p. m. subject, "Meal in Due Season."
Sermon to children at z p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend the services OF
the day.
Brakeman Thomas Feeney of the Port
land and Rochester railroad, on the pas
senaer run to Gorham. has returned from
his recent vacation and assumed the
dnties Of his position.
Mayor Raymond and family are to re-
turn today from their outing at Libby's
Leach. Next week his father 81. NJ. Ray
mond, postmaster at Cumberland Mills,
and family. will enjoy an outing at the
same place,
The Klerks' ball team have played
twelve games this season and have been
victorious in nine OF them.
Mr.. Warner Viele of the Boston Journal
was in the city yesterday on sh ort bust
ness trip.
John Byrne, chief engineer Of the fire
department. left on the Boston boat last
night en- route for Waltham, where he
was called by the illness of his brother.
He is to return on Monday.
JOHN McFadgin who has been employed
at the West End night lunch cart leaves
this evening for Lubec where he has &C.
oepted position in barber shop in that
town. Mr.. Laurenson Sawyer is to take
the place made vacant at the lunch cart.
The services Sunday at the Universalist
church will be the last until tbs first
Sunday in September.
The Prohibition oauouses are to be held
Monday evening at seven o'clock at the
ward one ward room to nominate candi-
date for representative to the state legis-
lature
Another contingent fund is to be taken
this evening at the meeting Of Calanthe
assembly, Pythian Sisterhood The fnnd
is to be sent to the Maine Volunteers at
Chickamauga.
The Saooarappa ball team are 70 play
game this afternoon at 2.30 at the War
rem Park grounds with the Irons of
Ligonia. AS this is the rubber game"
in the series played by these teams live
ly contest is looked for.
The funeral services of the late John
Landry were held yesterday morning at
eight O'Clock from st. Hyacinthe's church.
Burial at St. Hyacinthe GENE terry.
Mrs. g. Fl. Andrews and Mrs. S. SWEET
have gone with party of friends to Sara
toga, N. Y, to the Universalist summer