The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
WESTBROOK.

A delegation Of the members Of Pre-.
sumpscot Valley lodge of Knights of
Pythias from Cumberland Mills paid
fraternsl visit Tuesday evening to the
members Of westbrook lodge and worked
the third rank in long form.
The funeral services Of Bessie Martha,
the infant child Of Mr.. Charles +. Libby,
will be held Wednesday, afternoon at
Q o'clock.from the parents residence on
Rochester street.
Miss Jennie f. Pencil, a teacher In the
schools at Maiden. Mass is enjoying u
brief vacation which she is spending with
her parents in this city.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by the members of the Lend Hand So
ciety for the chatting dish supper to be
held Wednesday evening in the parlors of
the church. In addition to the supper
q programme has been arranged to in
clude the following: Four selections by
the Aeolian orchestra; solo by Miss Saw
yer; duet, ISIS Sawyer and Miss Richard
son solo, Mr.. Frank ii. Cloudman; duet,
Messrs Cloudman and Thomas Hender.
son. The supper is to be served promptly
at o'clock.
Roy Stevens, IA son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stevens, is very i'll at his home on Bridge
street..
Hon. WV. Cutter has kindly consented
to give "a talk at a later date In the inter
ests of the school room decoration fund
Of this city, on his recent trip to Europe.
Mr.. Hugh Craigie of Cumberland Mills
will also speak on the same topic on the
same evening.
At the special meeting of the members
of Wade camp, s. of ", held on Tuesday
evening it was decided not to run the en-
tertainment proposed by the managers of
the jefferson theatre of Portland. The
camp, however, decided to present a play
at a later date with the assistance of local
talent
Mr.. George Gray, formerly telegraph
operator at the Westbrook depot OF the
Portland 81 Rochester railroad, recently
promoted to station agent at the Alfred
depot, was in town on Sunday visiting
friends.
The members of the Ammoncongin and
Current Events clubs are to attend the
from ? to 4 O'Clock by the pupils of Miss
Elizabeth Griggs Of the Bridge street
school. A collection will be taken up
in behalf of the school room decoration
fund.
MUNICIPAL COURT CASES
Before Judge Tolman Tuesday morning
was heard the search and seizure case of
lact 10th rd inc hv w
Sheriff Chute. The warrant was made
cut against Joseph Cohen and should
have been against Joseph Comean. Co.
mean was represented by Lawyer Lyons.
The complaint for search and seizure
was discharged owing to the defective
warrs mt. The officers at once presented
another warrant with the mans name
spelled c,rrectly. charging him with main
tanning a nuisance. On this charge prob
able cause was found and Comean was
bound over to the grand jury in the sum
Of $500 Comesn furnished bonds and
was released.
The second case to engross the atten-
tion of the judge was the settlement OF
the case against two tramps. William
Murphy of Portland and George Smith Of
Bangor were given lodgings at the police
station on Monday evening. The men
were held because of the fact that they
have been provided with lodgings on
previous occasions during the past win
ter. Zach were given 20 days in the coun-
ty jail.
BEATTY.W ILLIAMS WEDDING.
A quiet home wedding was held Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beatty, Central
street. when their daughter. Miss Agnes
Beatty, was. united in marriage to Mr..
Augustus b. Williams of Portland. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. g.
Phelan, pastor of the Methodist church.
MI C. j. Drlscoll Of Portland [acted as
best man. and Miss Lillie:Beatty. sister
Of the bridge acted as bridesmaid. A
wedding supper was served at 8 O'Clock.
The young couple are to Iesids in Port
la nd, where Mr.. Williams is employed at
the Portland post otfice as special deliy,
cry carrier. :,