The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-24
MAINE TOWNS.
sssms of Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, Nor. ~. i. v. Ouellet oil
Lewiston, was sentenced by Judge Rob
srts Of the Brunswick NJ unicipal court,
Wednesday, TO sixty days imprisonment
for obtaining money Under false pre-
tsnces. ouellet was formerly In the sm-
ploy OF Il Provost Sons and Co., OF
Lewiston. as q piano agent. He was dis
charged several weeks ago. but within
the lssi few days has teen collecting bills
due thfm from Brunswick parties.
David Burt. formerly proprietor OF
Burt's Cafe at tho Parks, was lying In
on unconscious condition by the side Of
the electric traoss, Tuesday night, and
narrowly escaped being run over. He re-
ceived several cuts on his head.
An Hur gariRn employed In the pulp
mill ut Pejepscot, had his arm broken,
Tlesday. 1t was caught between two
OF tn rollers. DIR. Lancaster OF Bruins
wick, nttencei him.
Monday, Emil Thebarge Of Brunswick,
vas kicked in the thin BY the horse be-
longing to the bakery wagon which lie
drives, fracturIna the bone. The animal
had become frilhtsned, and Mr.. The
barge was attempting to quist him. The
wagon was badly smashed up.
Mr.. William Cortett fell from ladder
while painting mt Prof. Robinson's,
Tuesday, and badly bruised his face, be-
sides spilling tho contents OF his paint
rot over his body ana clothes. he was
rconscious for several minutes aud had
q tlose escape from worse injuries.
1he Uni'ed States government has con-
trituted Its share towsri the Irstty new
Maine Central depot, by silvering the
mail box and painting Its lettering red,
giving 1t very pretty effect. The last
of the old depot has now tean torn down
or carried un. The former baggage room
Is to be used as o store room. The tracks
In tie Maine Central yard are bein z
shifted and changed, to accommodate the
new arrangement CT tracks In the station.
Miss sue Winchell, who has been SO
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, Is well
on the road to recovery.
1t Is very probable that the rsxt to the
greatest football game OF the year ID the
Bowdoin toys. Is the annual Freshman
Sophemers gapse which will take place
On Whittier Field. Saturday. Both teal &
are st.ainiEg every nerve in Practice. For
the last two years the Freshman have
beaten, and 1908 hopes this year will be
no except IN. $50. relies on her four or
five Varsity men to do great work for
them, and rejoice greatly because Tut one
Freshman has made the Varsity this
yesr.
Marshall p. Cram, Of the Senior class
In the brunswick High lhool, who de-
votss a good deal of time to artistic anna
teur photography, received honorable
mention In the Youth IS ComT anion An
nusl Photographic prize competition,
Of which the result has just been an
nounctd.
There is to be cor cert in the Congre-
ga'ional church, deem Der 9th, Will Oh
will delight Brunswick music lovers. II
Is under the direction Of Mrs. Fellows Of
Portland, who will play the plano. Earl
Gullck, the famous boy soprano Of New
York, will sing, accompanied BY signor
tabiani on the harp; Mics Winchell OF
Brunswick. 'cellis.; Mr.. WEIGH Of Port
land and Bowdoin college, vivllnist; and
MIR. Rankin. oiganist.
The first of a series OF free lectures
upon literary, political and scientific sub
jec,s, similar to the series given last year,
viii bs given In Memorial hall next
Tuesday. by Hon. DE Alva 3. Alexander.
Of Buffalo. N Y, on "1he Speakership
of the National House Of Representa-
tises" MIR Alexander graduated from
Bowdcin in 1870, ard represents the tnir-
~ third district of New York in the
Horse of Representatives. he Is we'll
known as a foroible and interesting
speaker.
VIM, Nov. 23.-On Monday 18th, Ma
than A. Averill and Bert Dennis went
out hunting across the river near the
Came dian Pacific railway track and
brought home fine buck. Frank Estrs
and Pelsg Tracy were out early In tie
week and brought home deer apiece on
the 10 h.
The Rev. DIR. J. u. Quinn has been
elected Fellow" Of 1he IEcoIplrated
ng..fr- 49, asa att ~ Az Of
London Ltd, and has also been awarded
the society's silver msdal for his essay on
''The Progressive Dsvelopnen emit OF Truth
In the Old Tssts msnt."
DR.. Quinn went to Millinockett on Sat
urdsy, driving 25 miles to Grindstone;
thence down the b. ard A. railway y
mills. He held services on Sunday, the
18th. at 10 O'Clock y. m, and O'Clock
o. m, in the Shifflsr Iron Co.'s board
ing house and had large congregations at
both services. DR. Quinn also addrs ssed
the Union Sunday school at 2. so on "Hun-
day School Work and How to Prepare
the Lesson - There is a large opportuni-
ty In this nav and rapidly growing town
fer church work.
The Rt. Reverend Bishop Hall, d. D.,
of Vermont, visited st. Thomas S church,
VIM, and confirmed a class presented
by the priest in charge. the Rev. DIR.
Quinn. The bishop delivered very in
structiye ed tress on Baptismal Vows
What They Really Mean."
The teachers aid scholars of the VIM
schools will give literary and fooial en-.
at the close OF the term. A
great treat is expected.
GORHAM.
q orham, Nov. 23.-The young men of
the 5 hool Street Method st church, have
the thanks of all who attended their en-
Wednesday evening In the
chrrch. The programme was as follows:
Piano Solo, Miss Annie Doyle
He Nation. Mrs. Eugene Garlic
Duett,
Miss Mabel Day and Mr.. Frizzsile
Solo Miss Mary Mcclellan
Mrs. Garlic
Solo, Miss Mabel Day
Reading, Mrs. earle
GOO. Mrs. Vim. Cashmere
Sole, MIR. Frizzslle
Mrs. Garlic
Solo, Alice Kinds
Reading Mrs. earle
Piano Solo. Miss Doyle
NJ. Parker presided at the plano. A
teal tifu' supper was ssrved. The young