The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-27

Miss Maud Legrow IL quite Ill at the
home Of Mrs. Levi wsscott. az . sssult Of
nervous prostration.
The children of the West brook Cousre-
gational Sunday school are to be given .
supper Wednesday evening ut the church
sestry.
The John McNally. who was arrested
In Portland Monday night for drunken
ness and threatening the lite of Conduo-
tor CONN Of the Portland Railroad COM
pany with a razor, is we'll known In
wsstbrook. McNally's right name Is said
to be Ed ward instead OF John. He 10 q
mule spinner by trade and is employed at
south windham where he also resides.
MIR. Elliot u. Black of this city and
Miss Charlotte Lunt of Portland We're
united in marriage on Saturday evening.
They are to reside In this city where Mr..
Black Is employed at the s. ID. Warren
paper mills.
The funeral services Of the late Mas
Lucy J. Libby. a deaf mute. residing on
Spring street, who died Saturday eve
ming, we've held yesterday afternoon at
two o'olnck from the late residence. The
services were largely attended. there be-
Ing quite number Of the deaf muses
from Portland and other deaf mute
friends from Massachusetts In attendance.
Rev. q. q. Phelan, pastor OF the
Methodist church, conducted the services,
and his rem arks were interpreted for him
BY a teacher from the deaf school In Port.
land. The floral tributes vera numerous
and beautiful, among them teing a hand
some wreath from ". X. Dana. by whom
shs had been employed as mill operative
for thirty 1.-two years. The music for tbs
occasion was furnished by quartstte
composed Of Mr. J. II. Hezeltine. Jr..
Mrs. orie vinal, Mr.. W. W. Cutter and
Miss Carrie NJ. Phinney. The burial was
at the old Sacoarappa cemetery.
As result of the revival meetings held
In westbrook the past two weeks at the
Warren Congregational church, Bsrean
Advent and Methodist church, seventy
i've conversions are reported.
Rev. g. @. PhelAn went to Portland
yesterday to meet frisnd, Mr.. Faulkner.
from Houlton. who came yesterday aftor-
noon by train to accompany his daughter
who Is critically II, and was brought to
the hospital for treatment
The following officers were elected at
westbrook lodge, No. q. *. OF p, at the
meeting held last evening:
Q. C.-.Maicolm WAddsll.
v. C.-John @. Bob nson.
Prelats-William Shackford.
NJ. Of VA. II. Batoheldsr.
X. of X. and S.-Chas. Madison.
II. Of Ell l.. Flood
NJ. of K -Gsorge II. Perrin.
II. at A.-William NJ. Miller.
/. G.-John Beatty.
o. d.-Lewis Mason.
Irustse-Alfred Lemeux.
Representative TO Grand LOGICAL
bion Senter.
Automatically p. Woodman.
Janitor-J. ID. Smith.
FELL AND BROKE ARMS.
Last evening about 9 O'Clock, Mira
Susan II. Smith, widow Of the late John
smith, met with quits serious accident.
Mrs. Smith went out into the yard 70
take In some clothes from the clothes
reel which is stationed on platform
about IL fest from the ground. In some
way Mira Smith made q misstep and
fell to the frozen ground. breaking both
arms at the wrist and cutting a long
cash In her head which required IA
stitches to close up. Drs.
Barrett and William were called In at
tendance and announced that they have
fears of internal injuries. Later In the
evening Hodsdon and Roberts's ambu-
lance was secured and Mrs. Smith was re-
moved to the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Augusta Barber.
PEQUAwKET TRIBE, l. o. Il. NJ.
Prophet, II. K. Fairbanks; sachem, p.
II. Elwell; senior sagamore. A. 4.