The Portland daily press., 1899-04-11
MAINE TOWNS.
FRyEBURG.

Wen worth, and VIII be ,opeoedR Tor the
season about the fret of June Mr.. Went
worth is q brother Of Gan. M. q. Went.
worth Of Wentworth Hall, Jackson. =
FALMOUTH.
West Falmouth. April 10.-Mr. Ed.
Libby was the guest OF relatives At Gray
Mr. Roger Gslapd of Lynn, Mass, has
moved into the Dearborn homestead
| Blackstran s.
AS DR.. Robinson was driving one day
last week. ons Of the axs@s Of his carriage
broke throwing him to the road,
| aud the horse ran some distance before
coming to q standstill in. a neighboring
yard.
Some of our people attended the .Metho-
dist social and supper at Mrs N. b. Will
sons at West Cumberland on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Frank Waits returned to college at
MIR. Russell from Canton, has moved
onto his farm recently purchased from
Mrs. Jessie Eabbidge. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. b y Huston recently
spent the day witt relatives at West Gray.
The Misses Carrie and Minnie Huston
were guests Of friends at West ouubef-
land on Tuesday.
Miss Esther Emery visited friends in
Portland part OF last week.
We heard the cheerful notes of robin
on Friday last.
school in.town commenced on Monday,
| April 10th.
/ Mr. n. b. Elliott had the misfortune
to be taken suddenly blind of one eye
while at work.in his barn one day last
week. His friends hope fer his speedy
recovery from such an affection.
The l., D. churoh Geld their social Mt
the X. of =" hall on Thursday of last
k.. la hltrc nm
Friday evening making the hall resound
with mirth and music until q late hour,
when they adjourned, hoping to meet
again as soon as the travelling improves.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. McNally have gone
| to Augusta.
Mr.. Frank Wilson of West Gum beriand,
Is working at MIR. Isaac Harmon g.
Mr.. Rufus Legrow and danRh'er of
West Cumberland. were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. W. W. Libby on Sunday after
noon t..S 80
MIR. and Mrs. Guy, WILTON Iof Cumber-
land Centre were the guestslof Mrs VIII
sons parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Richard Rob
erts, ON Sunday.
DA MARISCo1TA.
Damariscotta, April 6.-At Lincoln Hall
last evening occurred the Minstrel Show
and Fair undrr the auspices aof Lincoln
Lodge. No. 80. *. OF p. The han was
Well lllcu. Auc WoUthoF was tuht Coulu
be- asket for, although the going was
quite bad. There was a goodly plumber
flom out of town. Following was the
programme:
Part first. introducing the Damariscotta
Orchestra Of nine pieces.
Interlocutor-Mr. l.. Ii. Chapman.
Homestead Pitts, 8. H. York, F. W.
Day.
Tambos-E. R. Castnsr, E. W. Nash,
l. G.. Stetsnn .+.ast
II Amt Obliged to Stan No Niggeg
81 Guess in Aav. to TELEGRAPH my
When Susan Thompson Tries to
Reach High c." L Rogers Casuner
"Mammy's Kinky- Headed Coon
Ellis W. Nash
katie Kelley, Sewall IL. York
ION Venice Waters. James z. Ridley
Part First to conclude with the Star
81 angied Banner. by the Company.
PART SECOND.
Bapjoist, Charles Webster
Sidewalk Conversation, Songs with
Banjo Accompaniment.
Miss Bessie BAtteess and Mr.. Fred Pitts
Song and Dance. Miss Ruby Flagg
Songs and Dances,
Miss Marion Stetson and Nelson Shaw
our own IkOVrlte COtneQlan,
Mr.. Fred Pitts
Melange of Songs and: Banjo solos,
Miss Bessie Batteess and Mr.. Charles
M. H. E. Hall BY special request sang
the latest and most popular ballad,
"Asleep in the Deep by Petrie.
The entertainment concluded with q
cake walk, participated in by h. Rogers
Castner. h. W. Nash, l q. Steton. S.
ii. York, +. Day Charles Webster, Fred
Pitts, W. Z. Achorn. Audience decided
the winner }. p. Hatch, Captain. 90.
The okes were almost all original, and
took the house by storm. The cake walk
in an uproar all thu ough. The cake was
awarded to MIR. Fred Fits and W. &.
choru The programme will be repeat
cd this evening, and IA much larger crowd
is expected. Much credit is due Mr..
o. A. Page for the success of the enter
tainment, as he had general supervision
of the arraugem ents.
At the annual meeting of the .Massasoit
Engine Co. held Tuesday evening the
following were elected
Eoreman-C. W. Ssetson.
lst Asst.--C. NJ. Jones.
I'd Asst.--H. r. Osier.
Foreman -Hose-lst, Geo. i. Lewis,
end. W. II. Erskine s-g <9
- Clerk-Harvey Heath
Trea urer-Castner.
Steward -t4oo. p Lewis. '.
After the election was over the company
sat down to u clam stew. The selectmen
were present ana made some very encour.
aging remarks. The company is in
very prosperous condition.
q. SEBAGO.
Sebago, April 10.-The 5. 5. COM
mittee OF Sebago and superintende MT
have assigned the teachers to m st OF
the schools except Brick school dis.
trict, which is not decided. and the Con
vene district. The schools will be taught
mostly by the same teachers as last year,
but not in the same districts. Politics
will not enter into the selection of teach
ers so far as was expected Miss Poor,
Miss White Miss McKenney, Mrs kim
ball. Miss Clough are among those who
taught last year that are already engaged.