The Portland daily press., 1898-07-16
WEsTBROOK.

NIB. Jeuule % AEoy ana TWO cniluToh,
David and Howard, arrived Thursday
morning from Boston. Mr.. Arey is to
live In the Scott house. Church street.
Miss Annie Cheney who has been visit
ing relatives in Grand Mennn, returned
home Thursday, bringing with her Miss
Gertie Watts, her niece.
Mr.. Freedom Meserve of Westbrook died
last Friday at his home in Scarboro,
having been sick for the past two years
with consumption. Mr.. Meserye leaves
widow and seven children.
The list of registered voters as found by
the assessors and board of registration Is
now complete.
Mr.. Ira c. Strout and son are enjoying
a vacation at Ocean Park. Miss Bertha
Strout is visiting her grandparents at
Limington.
A party of Westbrook young people en-
joyed buck board ride to Riverton park.
Bearean Advent church, Elder John f.
Clothey pastor, services Sunday as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting at II a. No.; Sun
day school at r. 80 p. m. preaching at p.
IN. Subject, "The Leaven Hid in the
Meal" Gospel temperance service at
p. M. All are cordially invited.
At the morning service tomorrow, the
pastor Rev. W. 6. Mann, will preach
sermon, appropriate to the work of the
Christian Endeayor society; topic, "The
Neglected Committee" In the evening
Miss Mary Morrill,, who was at the
church some time ago, will give her very
interesting talk on the work in China.
Miss Morrill, has bsen at home for some
time and is soon to return to China.
While in America she has presented the
mission work in most helpful and inter-
esting ways, and all who can should
avail themselves of the opportunity Of
hearing her.
Portland and Rochester, Gorham run, is
enjoying two weeks vacation.
1t is estimated by the bank and post
Offices of this city that about $4,000 of
the government three per cent war bonds
were subscribed for by Westbrook citizens
1t is estimated that$40 oO9 Of this amount
was for bonds over $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Babb, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Webb with party of friends.
entertained Mr.. George Wheeler of Bos-
ton, formerly of this city, yesterday after
noon by buck board ride to Duck Pond.
Mrs. j. L. Horr has returned flom
three weeks visit to her sister, Miss
Louise Babb of New York. Miss Mamie
Babb, a niece of Miss Horr, returned
with her on brief visit.
The newly elected officers of S. D. War
rem Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, were
installed last evening at their hall, by
Deputy State Councillor Fremont Ross of
Lewiston.
This afternoon at 80 ON the Warren
park grounds the Saccarappas are to play
a ball game with the Sanfords W. W.
Webb is to oficiat as umpire
The Presumpscot band with party of
friends left last evening at seven O'Clock
from Raymond wharf, for moonlight
sail and dance at Pleasant Hill. The
band gave concert on the boat.
The officers IF Calanthe assembly, Z. OF
P, will be installed this evening by s.
V. c., Mrs. Fl. P. Libby. A contingent
fund is to be started at this meeting
Mr.. Henry W. Anderson of Westbrook
was united in marriage last Wednesday
forenoon to Miss Mabel Waite at Pleasant
Hill, Falmouth.
The members of Casco Bay Com
mandery. q. o. q. G., of Portland, are
expected to be in attendance upon the in
stallation ceremonies of the officers of
Westbrook Commandery this evening.
Miss Laura N. Cook died yesterday at
her residence on Brown street, aged 3d.
The funeral services are to be held Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the resi-
Honco