The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-07
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L Inns lu1eIni ctiNtttu Va WIG t"eS ~ssef~f
II. Cutter, who was Instantly killed
Tuesday morning py falling from a ius
| In tins boiler room Of the 8. ID Warren 81
Co., paper mills was held Thursday after
noon at two o'clock from the late resi-
dence, brown street. The services were
largely attended and were conducted by
HEY. s. N. Adams pastor of the West
brook Congregational church, assisted by
Hev. W, q. Mann. pastor of the Warren
Congregational church. The Warren
church choir composed OF Frank Cloud
man, Jr., Thomas Henderson. Miss
Sawyer and Miss Edwina Richardson
renderel the following selections, "whs n
I Cross the Bari" "Some Sweet Day."
and "My Heavenly Home" The floral
tributes were beautiful and included the
following: Wreath and smilax from wife
and daughter; wreath, Woodbury. Il.
Dana; closed book from his fellow work
men; 70 white roses, from pipe shol at
paper mill; 70 pinks, Annie Buker; So
white pinks grammar school; bouquet OF
Easter lilies with purple ribhon. Kings
| Daughters; bouquet pink and white roses
from Daughters OF Liberty; bouquet. MIR
and Mira babb: bouquet hyaoinths from
friends. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Frank Cloudman, Sr Charles Carlton,
David Stack, HerJn Hsnscome. The
burial was in the family lot at the old
Ssccarappa cemetery.
Commencing Monday morning at the
paper mills Ut the s. d Warren compa-
ny, the repair crews will only be request
ed to work nine hours per nay without
reduction In wages. About 100 men ara
| osnsftted by this change.
The AmmonconRin oIuh was entertained
We inesday at the home of Miss Laura
Foster. Forest street. Interesting pal ers
were read by Mrs Alice 1itcomb on
"Franklin in the Literature of the Revo-
luton" and by Mrs Mary Meloher on
"Philadelphia In the Revolution. The
election of officers of the club will be
held at the nesting of April 10Th.
keohsb division, 5. of L., are to hold
their meetings at Red Mems ball, Chase
block, every two weeks In the future.
At the next meeting the following officers
are to be installed: U. p, /, ". black
wood; U. A., Mrs. l. W. Blsokwood; b
s.. b. II. Smith; treas, Charles h. Ban
croft; K. s.. Warren Hunt; A, r. s,
Myra Bragdon; chaplain. J. 5. Bragdon;
conductor, King Graham: l. S., Ernest
Brngdon; .. S., William Snith; super
intsndent, S. p. W., Mrs. j. S. Brng-
don.
The Daughters OF Pocahontss are to
| hol nsoktie party at later date In
Red Mems hall.
The regular meeting OF Unity star
| lodge of Orange ladies' was held Thurs
day evening at their hall, East End. A
delegation of laaies Of Casco Bay lodge
of Portland as well as Orangemen from
Portland and local lodge were present
as guests. A very pleasant S 'cial evening
was enj yed. Refreshments W, re served
during the evening
The Excelsior club viii meet Monday
evening April ~ at the home of Mrs j.
N. Newcombe, Lamb street. The Subject
of the meeting Is to be Importance OF
Grasping Current Events "
Mr.. Oliver Huard OF Quebec is the guest
Of his uncle MIR. Bartholomew Huard
of Brown street.
lhe entertainment given Wednesday
evening by the mem bers Of the parochial
school at the school build ing was very
successful, a large number being in at
tendance Among the noted guests were
Rev. Fir. Lsriviere of Khiteield, formerly
located In this city. FIR. Lariviers was
accompanied by his father Hon NJ. Lari-
Were, member uf the House of Parlia-
ment of Ottawa, Canada.
Mr. :. L. Raymond of this city Is break
ing In as motorman on the westbrook
division Of the Portland Railroad compa-
ny.
Ex.Postmaster Il. L. Mayberry as on
exhibition at the West End, several fine
photographs taken Wedpesday morning
Of the wrecked locomotive Presumpscot
MIR. Edward 7. Mayberry, whose term
of office as postmaster at the wsstbrooK
office has just expired, has aoeei ted a po-
sition as travelling salesman for Henry
Thayer s. Co., Camhridgsport, Mass,
manufacturing chemists, and is to repre-
cent the interests of that trnl in the prin.
cipal cities and towns of Maine He will
commence his labors early next week.
The annual meeting of the ladies'
circle of Warren Congregational church,
was held Thursday afternoon at the yes
try of the church. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.: Pres
ident, Mrs. W. u. Mann; vies-presidents,
Mrs o. l.. Cousins, Mrs s. S. Cordwell,
Mrs. Il b. Newcomb, Miss Lottie CLARK;
secretary, Mrs. II. Cloudman; treasur-
er, Mrs. lF. A. Verrill.