The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-14
Grew Of ren required To Shovel
Road Out.
Funerals in Westbrook
Sunday
Westbrook Young Men Organize
Football Team.

The Ladies' Missionary society CT tbs
wsstbrook Congregational Church will
meet Thu rsdsy afternoon at three O'Clock
ut the home OF Mrs. James II. Banks.
Spring street.
MIR. Hebron Mayhem has soil the Cox
house on Church street, recently pur-
chased by him to Gray and Huston, the
local contractors and builders.
The wsstbrook, Windham and Naples
Electric Railway company had crew Of
men at work yesterday In shovsiline
through big snow drift In the cut near
the residence Of Mr.. W. II. Duran.
During the storm Saturday evening the
snow driftsd In 10 fast between the half
hour trips OF the oars that the drifts were
several fest high. The company will
have snow pillow ready for ssrvice In n
abort time.
The West End ". G. I. q. win hold lite
regular fortnightly meeting Thursday
afternoon ut three O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs s. J. Gilkcy. Stroudwater street.
Mr.. W. II. Miller has secured the con-
tract to erect the poles for the Wsstbrook
Electric Light and Power company from
Pride's bridge to Duck Pond.
Mizpah chapter. o. Z. g., entertained
the members of BsulAh chapter Of Cum.
teriand Mills Monday evening at the
West End. Refreshments were served
during the evening and all had delight
fol time.
Rev. II. s. whitman of Morrills Corner,
preached ut the wssthrook Universalist
church Sunday in the absence Of the pas
tor, Rev. I. B. Payne.
The Methodist Ladies' Circle will be
entertained next Wednesday evening by
Mrs. William Stiles, Miss Lizzie Adams
Mrs. George Adams. Mrs. Will Boothby.
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Mark Allen. Mrs.
Henry Black.
The wsstbrook football eleven composer
Of well known young men have arranged
for game Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock ct the Warren Park grounds with
the eleven Of soldiers from Fort Prebls.
1he funeral of the late Moses g. Robert
was held yesterday afternoon at tive
O'Clock from the late residence, Fast
Bridge street. The remains were con-
Quoted by Rev @. g. PnslHn. Music was
furnished for the services by quartstts
composed of Miss Carrie Phinnsy. Miss
May Hall OF Portland Mr.. Charles Carle-
ton and Mr.. Joseph Hszel.on, Jr. Tae
burial was IN Pine Grove cemetery, Deer
ing district.
Prayers over tbs remains Of the late Mr.
Charles Il. Hooper, were held yesterday
afternoon from the late residenoe, Lamt
street. The pra yeis ware conducted BY
Rev. Warren left. pastor Of the Advent
church. The body WAS taken to Nswhali
for burial The services at Newhall were
conducted by Rev. s. I. Dole Of that
place. The floral decorations were beau
tiful. among them being tributes from
the local lodge Of Odd Fellows and the
Red Men at South Windhana.
Prayers were held Monday morning At
ten o'clock over the remains Of the late
Nathan ". Titoonb at the home OF his
son, @. W. Titoomb, Lamb street. The
services were conducted BY Rev. W. u.
Mann. The body was taken to Buxton
Center for burial.
The members Of Calanths assembly,
Pythian Sistsrhood, held an enjoyable
social gathering last evening at the homs
OF Mrs. Abbie Holt, Cottage place. Re.
treatments were served during the eve
ming.