The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-15
WESjTBROOk.

The speoial services at the Warren Con-
gregational church on Sunday were isrKo.
" attended. Rev. Rollin T. HaoK oi
Portland assisted the pastor at the ess,
ming service. The choir, composer -
Miss Alice Sawyer, Miss Edwina hlcnai.'
son, Mr.. Frank Cloudman and Mf.
Thomas Henderson, rendered exceliens
| music.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Andrews
and Miss Su sic FIye, two OF Westbrook
young and popular people, is to raSe p'a0o
on Wednesday evening.
Wayland Pickard has recovered from MS
recent illness and resumed his STUDIES ae
the high school,
The ladies of the West End Congrega-
tional church met yesterday afterns on az
the vestry of their church to make plans
for holding fair and sale sometime III
| December.
| Joseph Hudson a former resident OIL
Westbrook, who has been at work OF iate
for Mr.. Isaac johnson OF Gorham, met
with serious accident Sunday he was
driving team to the pulp mill at Littie
4 y o4lS RluCA @ 1SebA Vi WOOl NohAcSs
ashes had been dumped while very hot,
and just wet down. Mr. Hudson was un.
aware of the fact, and jumped from his
team into the pile, and as a result was
very badly burned by the ashes ana
steam. DR.. George M. Woodman,
formerly of this city is in attendance.
A meeting of the West End W. G. L.
| u. is to be held Thur sday afternoon, No
vember 18th with the president. Mrs. N.
D. Center, Hawkes. street. At this meet
| ing a fund is to be raised to send the state
treasurer in supporting state organiza-
ton. The union to raise this money have
decided to bod picnic lunch, each per-
son paying ten cents.
Misses Addie and Lillian Quinby enter
tanned a number of their friends Friday
yening at their home at a pillow case
party. Dancing was enjoyed and Miss
Maud Legrow delighted the company
with an appropriate reading. Refresh
ments were served. after which the
mysteries of the future were revealed IN
new and interesting manner.
| Miss Ethel SturgIs is to hold her second
annual exhibition and sale of needle work
and fancy articles, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Nov mber Is, 10.
liz, IS, at her home. No. 10 Church street.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
Wade Camp, S. of ", will be inspected
this evening by the Division Inspector
Miss Linnie B. Chalto of Freeport. An
| invitation is extended the members of the
camp to attend.
| DUCK POND.
| The dance at the Hall Saturday even
| ing was great success. The costumes
we're all good. There were present num-
Der of strangers, noticeably the company
which are stopping at the ElIns. The
company is called the Manhattan Musical
oncert and Comedy Co They have
| played here two seasons before nd have
| given good satisfaction, and all are glad
| t, see them return. They play here Tues
day night, Nov. 10Th. They are line ac-
| tors and deserve a full house, which no
doubt they will have.
/ A numter of families are talking OF
| leaving the place early in the spring on
account of the mill being shut down, as
| is stated il will he in January.
| Mr.. Joseph Hawkes. and wife are visit.
ling his sister, Mrs A. d. Woodbury.
MIR. Hawkes. is from South Dakota, but
will spend the winter here IN his native
/ State.
Mr.. Mooney s hand is gaining slowly.
but he is still under the doctors care.