The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-09
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The following arrivals registered at tn
Hotel Parker the week past: II. L.
Herman, Westbrook, Jas. Quinn, J. g.
Bergman and wife, B. It. Davis, e. J.
Main. N. G. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
". Edison and W. W.. Doherty, Portland,
Merriam Tenney, G. A. johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. ingalls, and coachman.
Boston, H. Il. Bryant, Waterville, A. B.
Gilman Auburn, AL. Wilson, Cumber.
land, j. B. Gardner. Lynn, Mass, B. q.
Cloutier, Lewiston, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Free, Lewiston, S. Marion Chadbourn O..
Wakefield, Mass.
NOBLEBORO.
Nobleboro, August 8.-Mrs. Mary Max
well from East Boston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Flora Hall.
| Charles Z. Hussey. Auburn, visited MS
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Hussey, from
Saturday to Monday.
Color Chapman and son Frank from
Auburn were at his fathers, B. l.. Chap
mans over Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Waite and her friends. Miss
Helen Rich, of Somerville Mass, are
Geo. Hussey's
/ Bert Stan ford of Boston is visiting his
| uncle, Rev. w. s. Cook.
| Miss Helen Hall from Pawtucket, 4.
l., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. Dunbar.
There was lawn party at the residence
OF P. P. Benner, Monday evening,
| August 1st
| Mrs Chester Fossett and children who
have been at her fathers, John ID Wins
lows, have returned home to Auburn.
Mrs. Amelia Hiscock returned home
this week after stay OF three years most
ly in Massachusetts,
Rev. W. S. Cook has returned from
Boston.
The Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahoo
Sunday school convention will
be held at Notleboro Camp ground on
Thursday, August 25th.
The Rockland District Ca1npmeeting
will be held at NobIeboro campground on
August 80 30, 81. Sept. 9, and 8.
Chester D. Hall is in Boston this week.
There will be lawn party at the town
house Wednesday evening, August 18th.
We had fine rain storm Friday the 9Th
inst.
There was q lawn party by the Willing
Workers at East Neck school house Satur-
day evening.
There was an ice cream sale Saturday
evening at r. J. Lights new stable,
North Nobleboro.
POWNAL.
PownaI August 8.-Grain is looking
unusually we'll this season and in lew
days our farmers will be in the midst OF
harvesting it. The potato crop is said to
be most abundant one and the apple
crop although not as plentiful as we
could wish will not be the total loss
that it was last year. The few that are
on the trees seem to be of most excellent
quality and the recent rains have been
very beneficial to not only the apple crop
but all other species of vegetation as well.
Even the fall feed promises to be very
good as one can see at a glance in look
ing over fields and pastures.
eIhe next social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society will be on Friday Eevening, Au-
gust 18th. 1t is to be in charge of Miss
Annie Marston and she will on that even
ing present most interesting feature for
entertainment, VIZ: Quaker Social.
Ice cream win be served at intermission.
\ Miss Sadie Esaw and sfriend from Mil
ton, Mass, are the guests of her aunt,
Mrs. Katie kenDey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest True spent Sun
day at Norman True's. Miss Frances
True of Portland is also there on visit
for some days.
The services at the Congregational
church here last Sunday were largely
attended and of great interest. Prof.
Mitchell who supplied is = young ma n
of very rare abilities and no one who ca
attend should miss one of the chances to