The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
WESTBROOK.

Inc EaS6 Emo w. v. i. y. Will Alooo
| its president, Mrs. g. E. Morrill, Tues
day, September t. This will be the first
| meeting of the fall and winter season and
will be an inlportnpt one.
Miss Blanche Porter will assume her
POSITION as teacher at Iennell institute
i'd Miss Eva Hartman will resume her
duties as teacher at Gorham, N. H.,
both leaving here on Friday to commence
their work on Monday of next week.
Lieut.. W. G. Lord is rep orted as gain
ing rapidly.
Frank Lewis of Co. N, has been taken
sick with typhoid fever since his return
home on fuDlough.
Mr. William Cobb, wife and child of
Clevleand, Ohio, are guests of Mr.. Cobb's
father, Moses B. Cobb.
Mr.. Fred KING hit, son of Dwinal
Knight, was severely kicked in the mouth
by horse early in the week. He lost one
of his teeth and sustained other injuries
The following intentions of marriage
have been entered with the city clerk:
MIR. Elmer E. Coffin and Miss Lula G.
Eastman, and Seivert Seivertson and
Christine Axslaen, both of this city.qesr
Principal Fred Benson of the Frederick
Robbie High school and family, have re-
turned from six weeks outing at New
| field.
Principal Tuttle and family, are visit
ing friends In the eastern part OF the
state.
The regular service of the Universalist
church will be resumed on Sunday, after
having adjourned during the month of
August. The pastor. Rev. Thomas B.
Payne will preach on the subject "What
Should Our Vacation Do for Us?"
| Ali of the officers of Mizpah chapter, O.
E. S., are requested to meet at Masonic
hall on Monday evening q 7.15 O'Clock for
school of instruction.
The reports on the condition of Mrs.
Chss ". Bailey, who is i'll with perl
tonitis were very much more encouraging
yesterday.
The pupils advanced to High school up
on examination and rank in daily work
from Bridge street grammar school are as
follows: Rebeoca Poole, Mamie Dryden,
Winnie Bradbury, Celina Boissonneau,
Edith Boyce, Rena Halves, Chas. Hicks
Lloyd Wheeler, Josie Labonte, Sadie
Libby, Nettie Norton, Ethel Quimby,
Sadie Repy, Earle Winslow, Harry Farms
worth, Eddie Mayberry, Fred Mason.
Edith Mason, Lester Norton. Wayland
Pickard, Harry Pride, BENJAMIN Perry,
Harry Strout, Mildred Ward, Everett
Ward.
Mr.. Albert Dunn who lived in this city
about twelve years, but who now resides
in California, is on brief visit in West
brook.
Private Omer Porter of Co. N, who is
now at the hospital in Portland, is to be
brought to his hume in this city.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Frank Gladeau, King street,
are to be held Friday morning atso'clook
from ST. Hyacinthe's church. Burial at
st. Hyacinthe's cemetery.
The funeral services of the lats Mrs.
Margaret McAlone widow of James No
Aloney were held yesterday morning at
II O'Clock from the late residence and
were conducted by the Rev. q. 9. Phela2,
pastor of Che Methodist church. Burial
at Woodlawn cemetery.
Tho funeral Of the late Fred Lord of
Warren avenue was he d yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock from the Warren
Congregational church and WAS conducted
BY the Reys. W. 6. Mann and G. G..
PheIan. The members of Presumpscot
Valley lodge, z. of p. were in attend
ancs and assisted with their services. The
floral tributes were beautiful, among
them being bouquet of flowers and a
gates ajar from his associates at the paper
mills, pillow from the family and
floral tribute from the K. of P. The in
terment was at Woodlawn cemetery.
Mr.. Joseph Freeman of New York is in
this city on two weeks vacation with
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. 0.
Sullivan. His wife who has been spend
ing the summer here with her parents
will return home at the cad Of two week.
The Westbrook division of the Portland
Railroad company received yesterday
from the car shop in Portland one of their
old Con gress street cars which has been
thoroughly overhauled and otherwise re-
paired and will be used on the Westbrook
line as a trailer. The car has been painted
the same co lor as the regular cars on this
line a~d is mum bered 30.
Mr.. G ny p Woodman is enjoying a
brief outing at Carrabasset.
"A nDlTfnhI TIME