The Portland daily press., 1898-09-03
WESTBROOK..

the late Mrs. Frank Gladeau were hel(
yesterday morning at eight O'Clock from
st. Hyacinthe's church. Burial at St
Hyaointhe's cemetery.
Captain Charles Carleton of Co. M, ha.
SO far recovered from his sickness that hi
has been able to resume his command al
Augusta
Harry Pratt of Co. M, is at home on {
brief furlough from Augusta
Lieut.. f. A. Hobbs and wife are in the
city on brief visit.
MIR. hoy Spear has returned from the
Kirkwood where he has been employed
| during the summer season as bell boy.
Mr.. W. II. Parker, who injured his leg
severely last week at Rigby. has SO far re-
covered that he was able to resume his
duties at the paper mills yesterday. Ht
| Is still quito lame and suffers good deal
Of pain from the injury.
"The Vagabonds'' met at "The West
brook" Thursday evening to make ar
rangements for rehearsals for the fall and
winter season.
Commencing with this week the Walker
Memorial library will open Tuesday and
Thursday nights as usual.
The 1eth Maine regiment will hold
their reunion this year at Bridgtor
September 81, and are to be entertained
by Farragut post of that place. A party
| Of a dozen of the comrades Of the regi.
ment residing in this city are planning
to attend and will enjoy the trip on
Roberts blackboard. The party will be
gone for Ave or six days.
The first meeting Of. the Iseason Of the
West End W. G. 4. o., was held Thurs
day with Mrs. George A. MoCubrey al
her home,, Files street. The time was
spent in discussion plans for the seasons
work. The pext meeting is to be held
September is, at the home Of Mrs. 81. H.
B. Hawes, Mechanic street.
J. Clifford Warren private in COM
pany NJ, is at.homessfor week on sick
leave.
| A pleasant lawn party was held Thurs.
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. J. S.
Bragdon, Lamb street. in honor Of Mrs.
william Stevens Of Cape Elizabsth. 1t
was family gathering Of twenty five.
Refreshments were served during the eve
ming and a most enjoyable time was
spent.
| Judge j. Fl. Tolman of the Municipal
court and family have returned from
Trefethen,s landing where they have en-.
joyed their summers outing.
| Miss Ina Swan was quite badly bitten
by neighbours dog last Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Joseph Warren and daughter
Sarah are visiting Mrs. Warren's parents
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Pottle at Bowdoin
ham during Mr.. Warren's business triI
in New York.
Mrs. N. T. Worthley entertained hel
Sunday school clas.with lawn party OF
Thursday afternoon at her residence
Main street.
| The Klerks baseball team are to play I
game of ball with the team at Keazel
Falls this afternoon. The team will leave
from the Cumberland Mills depot, Noun
tain division at s.55 this morning.
Mr.. P. I. Jones of Portland was in thu
city on business yesterday.
Miss Bessie Bytne, who has been th'
guest of Chief Engineer Byrne for th'
past few weeks has returned to her hom'
in Dorchester. mass.
! Rev. VIM. g. Mann. pastor of the War
rem church will resume his pulpit on Sun
day after his annual vacation. The regu
| lar choir will also assist in the services.
| The regular services of the Universalist
church win be resumed on Sunday. The
pastor Rev. r. B. Payne will occupy the
pulpit it and will preach on the subject
"What Should Our Vacation Do For Us. ;
Berean Advent church, Elder John F.
Clothey, pastor. Services Sunday as fol
lows: Prayer meeting at II q. m.; Sun
day school at 1890 p. m. preaching at
.. m. Subject, "The Second Coming Of
| Christ an Incentive to Holiness. The
Lords Supper at s. 20 p. M; sermon tc
the children at p. m. All are cordially
invited.
The Presumpscot band will have sal
on the Presumpsoot river to Pleasant
Hill, leaving Raymond's wharf at seven
O'Clock this evening. II stormy postponed
to Monday evening. A dance will be held
on arrival at Pleasant Hill.