The Portland daily press., 1898-10-18

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n Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, after visiting
friends in town about SIX weeks have re-
turned to their home in Aroostook COUNT
q Mrs. Susie Sidelinger has moved on to
her farm on East Neck.
| Charles Fosset and wife have returned
to their home in New Bedford.
II Warren SideIinger who has been ION a
vacation at his mothers, Mrs. Susan
Sidelinger, has returned to New Bedford.
i William N. Barstow and wife of West
Somervtlle have been in town calling
upon friends.
|. Miss Luella Palmer has gone to Rox-
bury Mass.
!; Otis Oliver who has been quite sick is
out again.
Norris Hall of the Boston and Maine
railroad has been at his fathers, A. L..
; Hall.
Eva and Lyman, children of L. f.
Winslow, are quite SICK with typhoid
fever
Wilson E. Chapman of Damariscotta,
a former resident of Nobleboro, died the
Sth inst Funeral from his late residence
Tuesday, at 9 O'Clock p. m.
:. George l.. Hall is having his store pain
ted.
Albert Moody and Alvarado Sidelinger
are having their houses painted.
There will be a sharvest. home att the
town house Friday evening the 21st
There will he harvest supper at the
dwelling of Fred W. Spowl. North Noble
boro on Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th.
George Nickerson, private of the First
Maine, who has been very sick with ty-
phoid fever at the residence of Solomon
Sidelinger is improving.
II BENJAMIN PIummer and daughter
Mabel. from East Boston. are Visiting
Mrs. Flora Hall. II al
Bert Puffer of Dorchester, Mass.,ais at
T. 6. Halls $50.
Miss Annie Flint is quite sick. "a
At Creamer's Steam mill they are grin
ing out large quantities of cider.
Herbert Benner has bought the Fitch
farm il Damariscotta.
| RAYMOND.
East Raymond, Oct 14.-Fridsy even
ing, Oct. 7th, Changers to the number of
about 80 assem- bIed at Charles Coles resi-
dence to attend an old-fashioned husk-
ing MIR Cole, who is one of our most
prosperous farmers, raised this year over
1000 bushels of yellow corn and invited
members of Riverside and Gray oranges
to help him husk 1t. The Ion barn dimly
lighted by swinging lanterns, and the
busy crowd of merry huskers reminded
one of eye olden tyne" At 10 O'Clock 3
bountiful repast was served to which, it
is needless to say, the patrons did ample
justice. He had another husking Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 12th attended by
neighbors and friends and has rot got is
corn all finished yet. 5d~
MIR. Ernest S. Plummer of Cumberland
Mills is stopping with his parents for a
few day recovering from the effects of an
injury received in the paper mill where
he is employed.
Mrs. May Woodbury. of Long Island is
! visiting relatives in the place.
The last session of the Home Mission
Society was held. "Wednesday. Oct. IL, with
Mrs. Charles +. Symonds, and was we'll
attended rasa.ts
Friends of George Small (whose barn
was recently destroyed by fire. are aiding
him in building a new one. z2r
Joseph A. Allen and family are soon to
remove to Providence, r. l.
Louis p. Clinton, the converted African
prince and native of Africa, gave an in
tere ting lecture at the +. W. b. church,
East Raymond, Saturday, evening, Oct. g.
Subject, AFRICAN Customs"
W. e. Jordan of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Jordan.
Mrs. F. D. Eager of Lynn. Mass, who
has teen visiting her father, Levi Jordan
has returned home
Roland M. Hall is home from Massa-
chusetts, where he has been spending the
summer. Roscoe V. Hall was also at
home from Massachusetts last week. III
Miss Bird ie Mcleod has returned from
visiting friends in the Provinces
i George Strout Is at work in paper
mill at Bennington, N. II.
CUMBERLAND
West Cumberland. Oct 14-Mrs. Mary
Shaw. an old resident of this place.
moved to Auburn, near the lake. last
| week
Mr.. Clinton Shaw has purchased the
meat route in this vicinity of his brother,
who has recently moved to Yarmouth.
Miss Julia Frye is spending few days
with Miss Matte Shaw.
i MIR. John Legrow has been repairing
his house.
FREEPORT.
i Freeport, October 17-Mrs, Albert 81.
Cushing of Brookline, Mass. is visiting
relatives here at present, being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j G.. Kendall
Mr.. Harry Cushing will move his fami-
ly this week to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Oxnard of Portland
are guests of his parents here, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Z. Oxnard. 1Hg
Mr.. Otis Williams and family moved
this week to Portland. @1@
Ernest Soule has left his class in the
f. II. S., and has gone to work in the
Bath Iron Works. M
Mr.. Warren Hall and mother of Bruins.
wick were guests of Freeport friends on
Saturday.
The A. W. Shaw shoe company will
close their factory in few days for the
purpose OF taking account of stock and
will start up again some time in No
vember.
Misses Vanie Davis and Brenda Soule
have returned from Andover academy,
, where they have been attending school,
Mr.. Rounds of Gray has taken the
/ POSITION of freight agent for the M. G.
r. r. here in place of G. M. Given.
WINDHAM.
} South Windham, October 1.-THE Dali
~ Maids festival is to be given by the
Universalist church, Wednesday evening,
, October 10. Ice cream will be on sale.
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