The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-01-21


are 20 couples in attendance.
Albert Clark will have singing class
in the vestry Of the Methodist church
every Friday evening.
The Ladies' Musical club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Brown, Monday evening, Jan.
Gath.
Mr.. James Milliken died last night,
aged "a. Mr.. Milliken was prominent
Mason, being past master of Carol lodge.
Funeral Friday at 2 p. m.
Pease Bros. are hauling some line look
ing ice. They have sixteen oxen andfour
horses.
4. P. Chick has three teams hauling
timber from the Huntress lot for b. q.
Small.
BALDWIN.
North Baldwin, Jan. s0-Rev. j. A.
Wiggin, of jackson, visited his father
last week.
Miss Eva Murch has gone to Portland
to work for Mrs. Woodman.
Alfred Murch has returned from Nor
way.
The officers of Mt. Etna Grange were
installed last Thursday:
Master-L. Thorn.
Oyerseer-N. Wiggin.
Lecturer-J. E. Cartret
Steward-A. B. Sanborn.
Chaplain-Samue l Butterfeld.
Assistant Steward-A lmon Murch.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs. Almon
Murch.
Gate Keeper-J. M. Sanborn.
Ceres-Mrs j. E. Cartret.
Pomona-Mrs. N. Wiggin.
Flora-Mrs. Samuel Butterfeld.
Secretary Mrs. e. Q. Thorne.
DAMARISCOTTA.
Damar iscotta, Jan. Decentralization of
officers of Lincoln Lodge No. 60, K. of P.
took place last evening, ID. d. George L.
West of Waldoboro, being the installing
officer. assisted by Walter Clark and Fred
Sanborn of Waldoboro. The installation
was public in the. lodge room, which was
we'll filled. Music was furnished during
the evening by Mrs. Geo. Larrab bee, Miss
Norton, Miss Esther Huston, and Mrs. III.
E. Hall accompanist, which added much
to the event of the evening. After in
staIlation the Knights with their invited
friends repaired to the Masonic banquet
hall. They partook of an oyster supper
after which social was held until a late
hour. The following were installed for
the term:
c. C.-E. R. Castner.
" CT. W.. Day.
Sd. 2. Hatch.
K of r. and SO. A. Page.
NJ. of FL. H. Ogier.
M. of E.-W. A. Flint.
NJ of VS.. N. Hall.
NJ. at A-C. W. Croker.
I. G.-Andrew Wilson.
o. CIV. W. Lamson.
| Miss Isabel Chase is very sick at this
writing and is not expected to live
through the day.
| H. M. Castner and w. F. Phinney of
| Portland, were in town yesterday.
HEBRON.
Hebron, Jan. ia very happy family
gathering occurred on Tuesday, January
llS, at the residence OF Mr.. q. M; Glover.
| 1t was a party to observe the e0th birth
day of Mrs. Miranda Glover. Children,
grandchildren and other relatives gath
cred to the number of thirty. Among the
guests from out of town were Mr.. and
| Mrs Frank Marshall of Marlboro, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Marshall and daugh-
| ter Lizzie of East Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs,
and DR.. Marshall of Portland. A nephew
| of Mrs. Glover was expected, but was
prevented from coming by professional
| duties. At one O'Clock bountiful dinner
was served at the Bellevere house to
which thirty sat down. After dinner let
tiers from absent children and friends
were read and an original poem twas read
by Rev. S. ID. Richardson. Afterwards
some of the younger members of the party
enjoyed sleighride. 1t was an occasion
greatly enjoyed by all and one that will
be long remembered by ALI present. Mrs.
Glover was the recipient of many beauti-
full gifts, among them silver cup and
saucer, marked with the word Mother,
from her three daughters
| About week ago, Mr.. William Fogg,
who is spending the winter with his sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy Turner, WAS returning
from chopping wood, carrying an axe
over his shoulder. He slipped and fell.
sticking the axe into the back of his neck
cutting an artery. He was able to reach
4 home, and had the wound dressed and
is now recovering as fast as could be ex-
! peoted.
| MIR. Ellsworth Cushman whose leg
was broken several weeks ago, is gaining.
| The winter term OF school is in session
with about the usual number Of students.
| Mr.. Horne, graduate of Bowdoin, who
comes with the highest recommendation,
is the teacher in gymnasium work for
| this term.
An orchestra Of about fifteen pieces
| has been organized in school under the
direction of Mr.. G. E. Walker They
made their first appearance at. the socla-
BILE last Friday night and met with great
success. There Is great deal OF musical
talent in school this term. Mr.. Garcelon,
teacher on the mandolin, guitar ana
banjo, from Lewiston, has large class
here. The Alpha Literary Society heio
thetr. first meeting of the term. Iuesaay
evening, and successfully carried out
musical programme. Miss Marie Laugh
ton will give a lecture and GONE reaalns
here In about two weeks under the aus
pieces of the Alpha
! PERU.
Perd, Jan. 16-Died, Nancy A. wife OF OF
| Samuel B. Knight, aged A year,, ~
months She was the daughter OF ~. mtsz a.
beth and Chas Knox, native residents OF
Peru, and granddaughter of Joshua hnp OK
who came from Wayne here during one
war of 1912. The mother of deceaseu II
.still living, about.e0 years old. SAN ueA