The Portland daily press., 1899-09-20

sermon before Sebago Lodge Of X. OF p.
at the Pavilion ct Dry Pond. last sunday
Mr.. Harlan skilhngs Of Lewiston.
passed the last sabbath at home.
Messrs. Chas. xhayer and >. W. Ste-
yens will give supper and entertain
ment at the Town hall, Friday evening,
Sept 21sk Prof. e. A. Morse, ona Of
Oxford connty's talented readers, will
give selections. Fine singing and tab
lsauxs by home talent. A pleasing duett
BY Thayer and Stevens.
NoBLEBoRo.
Nobleboro, Sept. lathe farmers are
hauling large quantities Of sweet corn 60
Twitchell Cnamplin DO. g canning fac
tory at Waldoboro.
summer visitors have nearly all re-
turned TO their homes.
Mrs. Mary A. MRtherson. Mrs. Lester
Matherson and two children, Mira Hood
and Miss Wond, who have been at s. ].
Msrrill's, have all returned to their homes
In Pawtuoket, X. i.
k L. Hall, who has been at his faith
ers. E. X. Hall, has returned to his home
West Someryille. taking along his BROTH
store.
Wilson Hall Is very sick.
IL. ". Winlsow is In very poor health.
Bessie Moody is home from the White
Mountaine
Sadie and Edith Barstow. who have
to West Somerville.
Mrs. Samuel w. Chapman has returned
to her home In Brcckton, Mass.
Mrs. lockwood Puffer and three
daughters. have returned to their home
In Dorchester.
Harold and Puffer and issv friend.
Miss Mckay and Miss Jess Puff {, have
returned to Dorchester, taking along
with them their grandfather 4. u. Hall.
Bessie Perkins IL teaching at North
New Castle. George Perkins 10 teaching
at North Edgecomb.
Rev. w. q. Cook has bsen hired again
to preach In First Baptist church.
Two young ladies from Massachusetts,.
are coming here the first Of October to
hold evangelical meetings
Mrs. Sarah ]. 9rier of Pawtucket, X.
l., has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. G. Pillsbury.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Sept. 19.-Mr. and Mrs /.
v. Gould OF Portland have been stopping
at their old home In the village. MIR.
Gould has returned to the city. Mrs.
Gould will remain a number of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Deane of Wood
| fords have been staying at their summer
cottage near the village for few weeks.
Mr.. Deane's mother has teen their guest.
| Mrs. Il. K. Skillin of Deering has been
| q recent guest at the home of her brother,
Mr. Edward Mason. We, as well as many
other friends enjoy her pleasant visit
| among us.
Mrs. MoNeal ana littls son of Portland
after spending some weeks In this vicinity
have returned to their home.
MIR. b. u. Harmon and MIR. Galen Har-
riman, son of Rev. Mr.. Hartman of
Harrison, have been recent guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Harmon.
/ MIR. Guy w. Chapman left Tuesday to
resume his studies at Colby.
| Miss Helen NJ. Leach has new wheel.
| Mr.. Chas. II. Skinner and family have
returned to the city. They will reside or
Pleasant street, Woodfords.
PORTER.
Kezar Falls, Sept. ls..-Prof. o. A.
Morton has returned to Bar Harbor.
Mrs j. IL. Merri Held IL quite poorly.
Mrs. Colby Weeks died Saturday of can
GER. aged so.
Our summer company are bidding III
goodby. We have enjoyed their visits anc
hopSthey have been pleased with our en-
tertainments.
MIR. Van Nostran, brewer of Boston
Is stopping q few days at MIR. Fox's.
Mrs. Betsey Gray received woru that
her daughter, Mrs NJ. J. Libby, was ex
peUted TO live but few days at most.
The Baxter Bros finished packing corr
saturday. The report Is current thai
they have engaged 1900 bushels of apple
and will can more II they can get them.
Mrs. Win. b. Davis is very poorly.
The General Baptist Association holds
its yearly meeting at the Old North Meet
ing House In Porter, Dot. 6, 2 and 8.
Rev. Mr.. Fulsom has returned home.
K. e. Chapman went to Bridgton with
a car load of nice oxsn Monday.
Game seems to be rather scarce and thu
hunters report none in this section.
The base ball orAnks were treated to
the fiuest game OF the season. Ten inn
ings and the score was "9 to 8 In favor Of
/ fha min faa ~.