The Portland daily press., 1899-09-23
Foundation Laid For a New lee
House.
Yarmouth to Have Foot
Ball Team.
WOodfords Episcopals To OBJ
serve Harvest Festival.

Mrs. Charles s. Blckford OF Portland
and Mrs. Frank Fisher of Milton, Mass. !,
were the guests of Mrs. Lewis b. Sturgis
on Thursday.
MIRA Josephine Cutter has been chosen
president of the ladies circle of the
Daughters Of Liberty to NIL the unexpired
term Of the late Mrs Nellie GRAHAM.
The next meeting of the circle is to be
held Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. r. +. Fletcher. Main street, West
| End.
Miss Nellie A. Chute of Lowell Mass. :,
is the guest of her brother, Deputy Sheriff
A. q. Chute, Main street.
Miss Adal Kenniston!of Auburn has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Spring
for the past two days. Miss Kenniston
stopped in this city on her way to her
home In Denmark.
The services at the Berean Advent
church, Rev. W. Warren left pastor, are
to be as follows; Sunday school at 1880
p. M, preaching at sp. M, subject
Visions" praise service at D. M, fol.
lowed by preaching at 7.15.
MIR. Charles Fenton OF Willimantic
formerly superintendent of the Haskell
silk company of westbrook was in the
city yesterday.
MIR. George @. Pike has laid the foun-
dation for a new Zoe house which he PRO
poses to I'LL with Ice from his artif ,ial
pond which he has recently complsted.
MIR. George Cobb engaged Mr. John
Hussey few days ago to test new two
horse corn harvesting machine. The
machine outs. binds ana throws the corn
TO one side ready for the soil. The machine
is calculated to do the work of ten men.
Mr.. II. K. Griggs of Rocky Hin has
been invited to address the mem bers of
the Tax Payers league at North Fal-
mouth.
Postmaster Harland Raymond Is laying
out q new street branching off Warren
avenue, near the residence of Mr.. l..
Wescott and running in an easteriy tiirec.
tion toward the Presumpscot river.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Cash of Raymond,
who have been visiting relatives in West.
brook have returned to their home.
Mrs. Susan B. Cloudman of Gorham. ID
visiting her son, MIR. Charles nj. Cloud
man, Stroudwater street. Airs.I Cloudman
Is 80 years OF age and her health and fac
ulties remain unimpared.
The Rev. G. Frank Andrews of Free
port announced to occnpy. the pulpit Of
the Universalist church, Sunday, In ex-
change with the pastor, Rev. Thomas b.
Payne. will bs unable to fulfil his prom
Use as he has been called suddenly to Bos-
ton by the illness of a,relative The pas.
tor, Rev. Mr.. Payne. will occupy the pull.
pit and preach on the subject. "Sho wing
Ones Colors
The ladies circle of the Universalist
society will hold the first of their famous
ten cent suppers since the vacation sea.
son next Thursday evening In the vestry
of the church from 8 TO s O'Clock.
The Portland Railroad company's men
are making good progress in the matter
of laying the double tracks along Main
4 street.. The work OF laying them from ths
Cumberland Mills end, near the. Maine
Central railroad depot commenced yester
day.
Rev. A. D. Deoalles has returned from
the annual eonolave of the priests of tn,
Maine diocese held at Portland.
Business Is booming at the Dana War;
mills,a large crew is kept busily at work
4 and MIR. Dana Is now endeavoring to Sc
cure additional female latoIers for tn,
ring spinning department..
The Westbrook baseball team are.to PLAY
a game on the Scotch hill grounds with
the Freeports.