The Portland daily press., 1899-07-10
FALMOUTH
HAD Els SIDE INlIIREn


Falmouth July Tone of the ssyerest
accidents which bad TO do with the Fourth
of July occurred at Town landing Fall
mouth Wednesday evening. A boy named
Frank Startling with others vas engaged
In firing a cannon when the weapon ex-
ploded. One piece of the metal struck
Starting in the side iniicting very
severe wound which will probably result
fn permanent injury. The injured boy
Fas hrought.to the Maine General hospi.
lal for treatment. s.f
STANDISH, gr
sebago Like, July s.-Messrs. Robert
ply and l.. A. Sawyer Of Hayerhill,
Mass. passed the day Thursday with the
ALTERS sister, Mrs. Geo. H. Dole
Mrs. Malissa williams of Portland,
passed one day with her brother, Lorenzo
lawyer on her way to BRidgton.
Mrs Oliver Dole with her daughter,
Nay, were the guests of Mre. Frank Hop
tinson, Thursday.
Mrs. N. h. Sawyer with her sister,
&rove to Benny kaele Friday where Mrs.
phas. Sawyer will visit relatives for on
week.
The Congregational Sabbath scaool
we're the recipient of one hundred and
Atty libarry books from Mrs. Al. K. Hig-
Sins of Manchester, N. IL. for which the
ctool wish to extend their thanks.
BUXTON.
Buxton, July 7-Rev. and Mrs. K. Jud
kon Hatch celebrated their wooden wed
ding at the Free Baptist parsonage in
Esroveville Monday afternoon and even
ing, July Sd, a large number of friends
being present. In the evening the
grounds were tastefully decorated with
lanterns of various kinds and an interest
ing literary programme was rendered as
follows: Singing, Coronation; reading
ELECTIONS from the Psalms and prayer;
Rev. It. +. Millett. Gorhsm; singing,
Nearer My God to Thee; poem, Mrs. VIM.
". CARL. Groveville; violin and harmon
Sca duet. Warren 6. Thompson, Grove
VILE; reading, Papa's Revenge. Miss
hRrmonica duet. Warren u Thompson,
&royeville; reading, The Last Hymn,
MRS. Josie M. Coombs, Auburn; singing.
America. Refreshments were served to
over 10 guests The guests presented many
poksns Of their esteem, as foIlows: One
following members of the Groveville
church and congregation; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mm. +. CARL, MIR. and Mrs. Horace Har-
@on, MIR. and Mrs, NJ. L. II. Owen, Mr..
Ind Mrs. John Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Har.
Mr. and Mrs. kugene CARL, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Waterman, Mics Minnie
Sands, MIR. Cyrus Nj. Elden and Mr.. Il.
yarney Smith; chair for Agatha, Mrs.
Vary L. Bond, Cleveland, Ohio, ana
Miss Sadie l. harmon, Grovsyilie; towels,
DR. aud Mrs Thomas IL. Owen; spoon,
Philip S, Brooks; milking stool, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Is. Shepherd and Mrs w.
z. Web.ter; towels, MIR. and Mrs. John
W. Rankins; clothes horss, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. III. Garland; dress pattern, Mrs.
Horace Harmon and Mrs Everett Har-
pom; bean pot, Mrs. Matilda Owen;
Rece of print, Lubells Patrick; kitchen
Eet. Rev. and Mrs. 4. r. Millett, Cor.
pam; cup for Agatha. Miss Annie Gar
end; gold neck chain for Agatha, Mrs.
4. II. Coffin, Auburn; broom and bursh,
&ohn K. harmon, Buxton; glass dishes
and butter, Oren Berry; the following
gave money, Dea. Nathaniel Milliken,
kged 81, Bar Mills. Dsa. Mark L. d.
Owen, Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
CLARK, Bar Mills, Dr. Meserye, Bar Mills,
Mrs Mary e. Rankins, and Mrs. Martin
Coffin, Bar Mills. j. W. Buxton, Mrs.
John Meserve, Bar Mills, Miss Clara n.
Meserye, Bar Mills, MIR. and Mrs. r. q.
Hayes, Bar Mills. Mrs e. S. Flood.
Froveville. Mr.. and Airs. John w. RAN
Gns, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earle. Bar
Mills