The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13

as yet received com enough 20 ke@p thmzm
running all Of the tame.
NORWAY.
Norway, 6ept- r1.--Affnirs a the saw
ings bank are stifi wrapped IN nnystsyy.
The feeiceHce Of tho officials eowaxd tho
| inquisitive ana curious, srarns to hAs.
given rise 70 many marvellous and i'm
! probsbis stories. which ike Cuow h.llx,
inureess es thsy oifculats. One thing we
are assured Of that dfpositors sra in no
danger OF lrss. And all books audited 20
fer perfectly raree with the ledger.
Nhe lake IL NOS yet 40 low rs last year,
but falling us the rate one inch per day.
The steamer has suspended for lack cf
waturftn IL o channel
user ers very plenty in the north and
sd1otninR town, especially near the
ponds and Big streams. Warmers COM
plain ohst tier crops are more or less
damaged by their frequent visits. Two
large moote kavs been seen some two
miles from the village.
The revival in business and stringent
| law has rendered the dreaded tramp rara
! avis.
Mrs Lsvrjoy, who wss shot by Daniel
Cannon, IL said t. have recovered con-
sciousness and Is IN fair way to recovery.
1t Is rumored that sne intends suing the
Cannon estnte for damage.
! The jail breakers, Pierce and Tamlin
! are still at large, ana supposed to be IN
| the yicini, Of south Woodstock. whore
| the mother OF 1amlin resides. Tamiin
| is former resident eff Norway and from
boyhood carried bad reputation as did
his mother. ks WIS Mt last convicted Of
pookst peddlirg. and IN consider stion OF
his youth was released on condition that
no would leav3 town and never return
People are on the alert expecting n
break by them to obtain funds 10 help
them In getting away. The officers. ex-
Hu~Nf kyaw - - -.
chass for the present, as no reward 10
offered as yet for their npprehension and
officers don't care 10 work for nothing.
There seems to have been quarrel be-
tween burt. who returned. and these fell
lows of whom he seems stand in fear,
but persists that he knew nothing OF the
breaking until notified that the coast was
clear. This. however, Is not generally
believed. 1t is thought the hack cav
may have been passed m by Tamfin's
friends IN big cake pressnted few
days Eefore.
Tho ocrn shops at Norway and South
Paris, ars running fuii blast and she
crop Is said 10 be ths finest fer years.
KENNEBUNKpoRT.
Kennebunkport, Eept e.--Labor ebay
marked the real beginning of the exodus
from KeHneburkpor3 OF she summer
guests, and they arc gcing fast. The
totSAb Will al 10 tA1EtQ DT tHb EWC0LlStn
q the month; Cottasers are beginning to
leave, ms well.
Herbert Cl,Hgh, Albert weioh, Ward
Walker, Ralph Dudley and Others are
camping on Tfotts' Island near Cape
Porpotse for few days
Miss Haidfe Coleman is visiting her
mother until school opens.
Miss katserine Kicker. formerly OF
Portlsad, now Ct boston, spent few
days az the homo OF Miss Alice Desks
Rad with Mr.. Fred Day, tenor, of Wcrcss-
ter, Miss Alice Chiok, soprano. aud Mr..
bean, LarttsHe, gays an lmpromptu recI-
ing.
Miss Aiics Dsake has jrst returned from
q few dsys' pleasure AZ Bar Harbor.
The funeral of u. II. Hawkins occurred
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, under
the direction of the Methodist pastors
brethren OF the Masonic order wese pres.
emit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morrill, OF Taunton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Csc. Eweli, who were
the guests of g. o. Morrill,, took their
departnre Monday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Virgins, OF All Soals'
church, New York. soprano soloist, sung
Tho Holy City" to large and deli ghtsd
congregation AT the afternoon service Of
the Methodist onurch, sunday. Rev. Mr..
Bean OF this chnrnh preached at the Con-
grezaticnsi oh urch In kennebunk Sum
day morning.
Mrs. J. L. 81. Ausn OF the West End.
Portland, and Mrs. Nellie q. Jones OF
Cushman street. were guests at the NJ K.
parsonage last week.
kev. MIR. Merrill OF the Congregational
church has resigned, ard leaves hero In
about two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Lamb. former pastor Of the
Baptist church. Was the guest Of Edwin
Goodwin last week. His family remained
until this week. Mr.. Lamb Is the soloist
nc the q. E. convention In Portland this
week.
GORHAM.
Cum berland County fair have nearly
completed the extensive improvements
that they hare been making upon their
grounds and buildings the past few weeks.
and everything VIII be in tine condition
for the coming fair next week. The track
has been put In fine shape. and the races
VIII ne the best that have ever bssn seen
upon the track. A large number OF fact
horses have bsen entered for the races
Much interest has bsan manifested in the
fair generally. and 1t promises to be the
largest aid best that has ever been held
upon the Gorham grounds. A lrsady this
week. several fast horses have arrived al
the grounds and are daily being worked
upon the track, also several tents have
bsen pitched, and q number OF showmen
are on the grounda Trustee Il. B. john
son, who has had charge Of ths Improve.
ments, Is very busy man al present
Gorham village is noted and has been
for many years, for it's fine shade trees.
Films and NAPLES ssare very numerous.
Perhaps upon the lawn of Mr. Vim. H.
Jones. School street, near the Nor
NAL school buildings, stands ons OF the
largest and most beautiful elme In our
town. 1t measures IL feet and II inches
1T the base, and 10 feet from the GROUND;
IT measures 10 feet and two inches In dr.
cumfersncs, Its branches are very hand
some, and IL will we'll pay one Visiting
our plaos TO call and view 1t
DR.. VIM. Morrill, has returned from the
National q. A, Il, encampment.
Mrs. VIM, Wysr and dan ghters Of Weat-
brock are visiting Mis-. Woodman. State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. Cobb, State
street. hAye returned tom brief visit In