The Portland daily press., 1898-11-04
WESTBROOK.

w ESIBRUOA.
| The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jordan, who has been seriously i'll
is better and her recovery is now assured.
MIR. Omer Porter accompanied by his
friend, MIR. Rufus Carleton of the Uni-
versity of Maine, has been spending a
few weeks at his hoine in this city.
Warren church is 40 have series OF
union meetings in the near future. Ar
rangements were perfected for the same
on Wednesday evening.
| At the Warren Cong regational church
the Ladies' circle is to hold it's meetings
in tho future in the old vestry and a new
kitchen is being built in the basement to
4 take the place of the one. in the upper
part of the parlors where the suppers and
socials have been held.
The following officers of Warren Phillips
lodge, F. and A. M, were installed
Wednesday evening by Past Master Geo.
B. SWEET: W. NJ, E. A. Leighton; S.
! W.. Albert Parker;sJ. W. King S. r ~
mond; S. D., II. S. Cobb; j. D., F.. Fl.
Cobb; S. S.. Charles Smith: ); S., Willis
Mitchell; marshal, 6. F. Hunt; chaplain,
A. Hunter; tyler, VIM. Vannah; secre-
tary, A. N. Waterhouse; treasurer, Chas.
earle. An oyster supper was enjoyed
after the installati on.
At the meeting of the East End Whist
club Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Cordwell the following OFF,
GERS were chosen: S. f. Cordwell, secre-
tary and treasurer; Mr.. Geo. A. Quinby
Mrs. Ella Cordwell and Miss Mamie Ba-
con, executive committee. The club has
decided tosmeet every two weeks COM
mencing Wednesday evening, November
| 16, when the club will be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Quinby. 1thas
been decided to have an outing il possible
at 'Larrabee's" Coal Kiln. January 4.
The chiefs degree of staff Pequawket
tribe of Red Men with delegation Of the
tribe of Deering this evening and will
exemplify the chiefs degree. The party
will leave on special car following the
regular electric at seven O'Clock. sf
The meeting of the Ammoncongin club
ON Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. har-
riet Fogg, Main street, was largely at
| tended and full of interest. The follow
ing papers were read: Mrs. May Williams
on ''Leaders of the Revolution;" Mrs.
Mary Quimby on "Loyalist Writers OF
the Revolution Mrs. Ida E. Quinby
read acoeptabIy "The Supposed speech of
John Adams on the Declaration of INDIE
pendence. The resignation of Mrs.
WAS accepted and Mrs. Clara Payne was
elected as her successor. The meeting
next week will be held with Mrs. Mary
P. Lane Subject, cart and Music,' in
charge of Mrs. Annie Chandler, Mrs.
Cora Clay and Mrs. Ella Cordwell.
| The full board of great chiefs of the
Great Council of NJ aine I. o. r. NJ. will
visit Wawenock tribe, the Sun Beaver
Moon, and it is expected that great con-
course of the hunters, warriors and chiefs
of this reservation will gather at the big
wigwam to enjoy the feast of corn and
venison. There will be a heap BIZ talk
| from the great Chiefs and the pipe of
peace will be smoked at the conclusion of
| the pow WOW.
| Rev. W. G. Mann, pastor of the War
rem Congregational church, and wife. as
sisted by the ladies social oilcle enter
tanned large number of the members of
| the church and congregation last evening
at the parsonage. The evening was spent
| in a social manner and a good time is re-
L. Hxyo OIL
| Ono feature of the evening was the panto-
mime entitled "Mary Jane" which was
presented in pleasing manner by Messrs.
| S. e. Cordwell, Harry Melcher, E b.
Newcomb and Mrs. G. Fl. Leighton and
Mrs. 81. L. Berry. Light refreshments
| were served during the evening. 81
Mr.. Percy Swan and Miss Julia Cobb
both of Cumberland Mills, were united in
marriage yesterday by Rev. W. G. Mann.
The funeral services over the remains of
young Joseph Briard, Jr., were held yes
terday forenoon at o'clock from ST.
Hyaointhe church. A delegation of his
former schoolmates at the parochial
school attended the funeral in a body.
The burial occurred at ST. Hyacinthe's
cemetery, Stroudwater street.
Mr.. W. P. Hodsdon, the local un6e err
taker, accompanied by Mr. Geroge f.
Murch. Jr., are enjoying few days gun
ming trip in the vicinity of Casco and
Standish.
Mr.. George b. Muroh the county register
of deeds has returned to his home in this
city from his recent cunning trip in the
woods of Northern Maine.
Fl. M. Verrill and e. G. Whitehouse
Young attorneys from Portland were in
the city yesterday on business connected
with the settlement of the estate of the
late Cyrus King.
A new asphalt drain is being laid along
the easterly side of the Methodist church.
The annual inspection of Wade Camp.
No. 10, S. of ", is to be held this eve-
ming. Assistant Inspector S. N. Comson
of Brunwick is expected to be in attend
ance and inspect the camp. Several of the
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