The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-30

quite sick. The little fellow is quite fov-
ertsh and his face and forehead are badly
bruised and swollen. His injuries are
probably more serious than II was first
thought
The death Of Mr.. Eugene Fritz makes
the first death in the Hook and Ladder
company. There has also been one each
in the other companies since their organ
ization.
Mr.. AZ. II. Small Of New York, form
erly principal OF the westbrook high
school. Is In town on brief vacation.
This prudential COMMITTEES of Ammon-
concongin club have secured the services
OF Miss Anna @. Barrows 90 lecture be-
fore the club and its friends, November
s, on Domestic Science." The lecture
win include cooking demonstration.
MIR. Charles A. Bailey, Haskell sire ct
who has been ser iously III for several
months, is now very much improved and
his recovery Is looked for.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Nellie MulIigan. wife Of Frank II.
GRAHAM, are to be held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock from the residence,
Haskell street. Cumberland Mills. Rev.
e. NJ. Cousens of Biddeford Is to off,
ciate The burial is to occur at Woodlawn
cemetery.
The cutting planned by Calanthe as
sembly, Pythian Sisterhood, to have been
held to-day at Underwood Spring, has
been postponed out of respect TO the mem.
DRY Of the late Mrs. Frank II. Mulligan,
a member Of the assembly. A special
meeting Of the assembly was held Tues
day afternoon to make arrangements to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. George Robinson, two children,
and mother. Mrs. Thurston, who have
been the guests OF Nr. and Mrs II. g.
Starr. have returned to their home in
Maiden, Mass.
The members Of Star Of Liberty ooun-
oil. ID. of L., are requested to meet at
their hall at i.s0 .. M, Wednesday. to
attend the funeral services of their late
sister. AIrs. GRAHAM.
The marriage Intentions OF Mr.. George
Watson and Miss Annie Anthoine, both
Of Cumberland Mills. lave been recorded
with the city clerk. The marriage Is to
occur the fist week IN September.
The Insurance on the Minnick houss,
which was damaged by fire lest Thurs.
day night by fire has been ssttled by the
payment of 500 on the HOUSE and $500
ON the furniture.
There was no insurance on the barn
belonging to the King estate burned early
Saturday morning. The policy had ex-
p red only a short time before.
Mrs. J. Cromiey of Lewiston and Miss
Ella Crowley of South Boston are the
guests of Mrs. P. Crowley ut her home on
Main street, Cumberland Mills
MIR. Jesse Estes, electrician Of tho West
brook Electric Light and Power COM
pany. has returned from West Kenne-
bunk, where he went as a representative
Of the company to attend to the burial ar.
rangeineu;s OF Mr.. Eugene Fritz, line
man of the company, recently deceased.
Superintendent IL. B. Newcomb and
Electrician jesse Es,os are making ar
fragments for the construction OF their
pole line TO complete the contract with
the city of Wesbbrook to furnish twenty
additional electric lights at Duck Pond.
The company nlso has a number Of priv
ate consumers to whom they ara to fur
nish lights rs soon as their pole line s
installed in the vicinity of where the
additional street lights ara to be located
Mrs. Estes, wife of Mr.. Jesse Estes,
Main street, has been called TO Athens,
Me-, by the illness of her father.
Rev George &c. leighton OF Ports
mouth, N. H., formerly located in this
city, was in town calling on friends yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Harry Pratt left yesterday for the
Songo rivsr regions whore he is to enjoy
a weeks outing.
Mr.. Harry Lowell, graduate OF the
West5rook High school, was mustered
into Co. N, Cleayes Rides, Monday even
ing.
MIR. John Bohnsen, proprietor of the
West End fish market, is enjoying brief
vacation. He left yesterday for Bar Har-
Dor where he win spend part Of his
time.
PYTHIAN SISTERHOoD OUTING.
A large delegation of the members CT
the Pythian Sisterhood assembly of South
Windham enjoyed the trolley ride from
their town over the Wsstbrook, Windham
s. Naples and Portland Railroad COM
pany's lines yesterday to Cape Cottage
where they held an enjoyable outing re-
turning home late In the evening.
REPORTED TO INSURANCE CON-
MISSIONER.
Chief Engineer Byrne Of the Westhrook
fire department. mailed his report yester.
day noon to Insurance Commissioner
Carr at Augusta, relative to the fires of
incendiary origin in this city last Satur-
day morning. This chief is unable to i'm
plicate any one In connection with the
affair which is as big mystery as ever.
After reading the report the Insurance
commissioner win decide as to the advis.
ability of holding an investigation. Chief
Rvrna ia nf tina onfnt0n that 10th of Ahe