The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-18
CAPE ELIZABETH.

| ~ CAPE ELIZABETH.
Cane Elizabeth, May 17.-Mr. and Mrs
simeon II. Murray Of Lewiston. arrived
at Pond Cove Tuesday, and will spend
the summer at the st. John Smith cot
tage.
MIR. George Bartlett of Bethel, Me-, Is
visiting at Mr.. Edward ". Hills, Pond
Cove.
| A new cottage is being erected at
| 1rundy's Reef, Bowery Beach.
| MIS-. Ella ]. Haywood, of Bowery
Beach, who has been visiting friends in
Massachusetts, returned home Wednesday,
accompanied Ly MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Fuller, of Dorchester. who win spend
few days at that place.
CORNISH.
Cornish, May i5.-Rev. Henry II. Snow,
of Tallapoiosee, Georgia, passed through
this place Friday on his way to Effina-
ham, N. H.
Mrs. S. J. L. O'Brion, who has been
spending the winter in California, Is ex-
pected home the last of the month, &c
oompanied by her sister, Mrs Martha
Bucknell.
Walter p. Perkins, ESQ, was called to
Kenne bunk, his former home, on account
of the dangerous illness of his mother.
Ira Garland, the proprietor OF the
clothing store, has moved into the
house formerly occupied by George ii.
Milliken on Maple street.
SEBAGO.
Sebago, May I6..-Mr. K. l.. Watson of
Cornish and j. II. Haley this week took
two salmon Weighing about six and eight
pounds.
The SUPERINTENDENT of schools has been
REQ Vested to furnish means for carrying
one scholar to the Convene school VINO
| lives too far from school TO walk from
home.
The Congregational pastor of Sebago
exchanged with the Cornish pastor on
Sunday.
DRY Mills, May 16.-Miss Hattie Witham
who has been at ORR at Ricker's hotel,
| is at home on q short vacation.
MIR. Newman Libby and Herman Cum
minqs of Portland spent Sunday with
Mr.. Isaac Libby Of this place.
Mr. John Nj. Dolley of Rumford Falls
| was in the place the first of the week.
Mr. George Stevens of Nindhnm held
a meeting at the school house last Sunday
and a number of the Poland Praying
| Band were present.
/
Sunday afternoon in the woods on the
Blake place, owned by Nj. q. Morrill,, and
Monday it was still raging, though not SO
| tlercely as before.
| SANFORD.
Springvale, May 14.-John W. Frost of
Alton, n. H., was In town last week.
| David johnson and family nave moved
| into the DIR. Brooks house.
Hiram b. Rowe, who had a serious sur
aical operation performed several weeks
ago, is slowly improving.
W w. Wood graduated at the Buffalo
| College of Pharmacy, April 26, with high
honors, winning the Woodbury. prize OF
| $50 for graduating at the head OF his GLASS
Capt. and Mrs. Asa j. Termed OF Law
renee are at their cottage at Mousam
Lake The Captain is very busy having
four new cottages built, which when
completed will make nine he has had
built there, and is expecting to have them
all occupied.
Fred b. Averill has bought cut the
Sanford Tribune and has secured the
services of Frank A. Goodall as assistant
in the news department.
Rev. W. b. Shumway arrived Satur-
day, May 8, from his tour to Egypt and
Palestine A publ reception given him
in the vestry of the church Saturday
evening was large gathering of friends
who warmly welcomed him home. Rev.
A. n. Dairy of sanford was present and
Offered words of welcome. Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Shumway preached to a large
congregation on Jerusalem and the Jews
as he had seen them.
The children and grandchildren of the
late Edmund Goodwin of Emery's Mills
held a reunion Saturday, May q, celebrat-
ing the 18th birthday of his widow. at the
residence of Mrs. Clarence h. Taylor, the
only living daughter. and where Mrs.
Goodwin makes 1t her home, There
were present i've sons, Leroy r., Eben Nj
Grin p, Edmund f., John W. and their
wives and "a grandchildren. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed and many nice
presents received. among them very
nice couch from the sons.