The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-06
RAYMOND.


evening. Nov. 30th, ~ large COMPANY.
An enjoyable entertainment was carried
out as follows:
Music, Helen aud Robert Leach
Reading, blanche Messrvs
Music, Angie Plummer
Recitation, Lily Harmon
Helen Leach, Angie Piummer. Mamie
spsecb. Thomas J. Mussey
Music, Angie n. Chapman
Recitation. Abbis Smith
Angle Piummer, Mamie Jordan
Singing, Male ouartetts
Remarks were made BY George N.
each ut the closing OF which . vote Of
thanks was extended Mr.. Forhan for
erecting the hall. as IL 10 greatly apprs-
oiatsd, this village for the past four year
years not having any place to hold enter
tainmsnts or social gatherings. The hall
IL finished with nics hard wood floor
comm odations for rs, which win be COM
pIetsd In q few daya The seating capno-
ity Of the ball 10 about 500. and with the
nice stage and piano with which 1t 10 al
ready Furnished makfs very attractive
place to have entertainments and shows
by travelling companies which We trust
There was . pleasant gathering OF
you LIZ noe pie, about 90 In number. from
the village with invited friends from
south Casco and East Raymond In For
hans new hall, Saturday evening, Dec
end. A light lunch was furnished BY the
following young ladies; Misses A. N.
Plummer, N. K Plumm,r, A. H.
Smith, H. NJ. Leach, L. n. Harmon;
cake was served by Misses Angie N.
Plummer and Lillian N. Harmon; choc-
olats BY Nj ssrs. q. W. Chapman and W.
Il. Harmon. Music and games were en-
perssd to their several homes voting 10
an enjoyable occasion.
INTERvALE.
Interyale, Dec. 4.-Dextsr Larrabee,
who die In this town some days sgo
was In his Goth year. He was the father
Of Mrs Emerson Bowie. who was killed
ago. Mr.. Larrabee was farmer and
livtd most Of his days just across the line
In Durham. Mrs. LarrAbss d!td about
Mrs Walter Braoke.t a few nights
ago fell from the piszzs Of her house to
head was badly out and she was bruised
M. and Ers. ". S. Nevins Of Salem.
Mass, spent Sunday with Ne. Nsviu's
parents, ar. and Mrs. A. h. Nsvins.
They are to leave tor Europe early next
months, visiting England, Belgium, Ger.
many. A ustria, Italy, Switzerland and
France.
Ebsn Nevins Of Lynn. formerly of this
town, who has been sick for four months,
IL expected here the last Of the month for
q stay Of ssv eral weeks.
Yesterday wss the most beautiful De-
oembsf da y that the oldest inhabitant
remembers.
Cornish, Dec AT the annual meet
log OF Cornish Grange, No. 1863, held at
Grange hall, Cornish, on Saturday, De-
oemter and the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year;
Master-Wy ". Pike.
Oversssr-tjeo. A. Tufts.
Lecturer-Hortsnss ii. Pike.
Steward-Halsey W. Small.
Asst. Stewerd-Arthur Berry.
Chaplain-John Pesss.
Tressurer-George n. Douglass
Secretsry-Franklin Pugsiey.
Gate keeper-Wm. +. Ordway.
Pomona-Fannie Cole
Flora-Helen Douglass
Csrss-A bible Richardson.
Lady Asst. Steward-Bertha Berry.
4 NEW GLOUCESTER.
New Gloucester, Dec Rev. o. y.
Alvord, OF Kingfsld, will preach at the
Univer salist church. New Gloucester,
next Sunday, Dec. 10, ct 1880 q. m.
BREEPORT.
Freeport, Dec. 5.-Rev. o. II. Alyord,
OF kingfleid, will preach at the Untvorsa-
list church, next Sunday. Dec. 10, At
2.a0 p. m.
Last week. Rev. Geo. Merriam visited
his old home In Manchester, N. H., for
a few days. His mother rsturned with
DIR. Harvey and family, also Miss
Blanche Moseley of Cumberland Mills,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ oseley, Thanksgiving.
The foot ball game which took placs on
Thanksgiving morning ended In favor Of
being 1910. The drama. Bound by an
Oath" given In the evening, was we'll
attended, and was very much OF n su c.
cess There was social dancs after the
drama.
Prof. W. o. Hsrssy, who has nee
visiting In Boston, returned home Wed
nesday Nov. Goth.
Lewis Chase, who has been working at
Hotel North, Augusta. is at home on
short vacation.
We are glad to report that those who
were on the sick list last week, are i'm.
ouo oE0 oplo W bo oAaonk
again.
Mr.. Bradbury Curtis is visiting rela.
tives In town.
Tn Yarmouth and Freeport Sunday
School Conven ton this year will be held
in the Baptist church of this town We'd
nesdsy, Decsm Der 9th. There will be ex-
eroises in the q fternoon, after which sup
per will be served. At Up. m. the
evening services will begin. All are
cordially Invited to attend.
s. Thurlow Merrill of Portland,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents.
On Monday evening. De, 9Th. very
pleasant social Was held In the ConRrega
tional vestry. After games, etn., were
played, an oyster supper WAS served.
The next social win probably be given
two weeks from this data.
HARPSWELL.
East Harpswell. Dec. 6-Among the
people home for Thanksgiving were
Harry Holbrook, Portland, Miss Lefty
Percy Woodfords, and Frank Skoldeld,
Kennsbunkport.
Mr. H. o. Coombs has laid nine from