The Portland daily press., 1899-12-15
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North Baldwin, Dec. H. Rev. o. W.
Rogers Of Steep Falls, 10 spending few
days In this place.
Frank Ozark has gene to Limerick 10
work.
Mrs. r. W. Luns and iIttls daughter.
GLADYS. are visiting Mrs.. Lorsnso
Thorns.
We are glad 70 say thai L. York's fam
lily are out again after their quarantine,
account OF diphshsria.
Mics E. y. Murch Of Cornish, who has
been visiting her brother ami uncle, has
gore to West Baldwin.
Miss Marcia Murch has gone TO West
Bald win.
Aibsrt Charter Mason picked mayfiow-
ers. Nov. IA.
Warren Bros. ere hauling oak piling
from J. p. Crawford for parties In
Boston.
"A. u. 6anborn fell from . staging
Monday. He was not injured, though
badly shaken up.
At the Orange meeting held Dec, 7th.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing years
Maater-Lorcns Ihorns
Oversesr-A. B. 6enborn.
StswArd-Nathaniel Wiggin.
Asst. Steward-Almon Auroh.
Lectursr-P. n. Wissin.
Chaplain--Sanusl Butter Il I'D.
Ssoretary-f. j. Muroh.
| Treasurer-A. p. Murch.
Flora-Mrs. p. II. wiggin.
Pomona-Mrs. y. J. March.
Ceres-Mrs. Lorenzo Vhorns.
Lady Asst. Stsward-Mrs. Aln,on
Gate Keeper-G. NJ. Chadbourns.
PARsoNsFIELD
East ParsonfisId, Dec. 13-.Frank Tar
box. age IL years. who was drownsd
afternoon. Dso. 10. was the son OF Frank
Tarbox, formerly Of Stseg Falls. Buuer-
al services were held Wednesday after
noon.
George Chadbourne, who IL sick with
typhoid fever. 10 gaining vsiy slowly.
Preparations are bsing nj de for
| Christmas tree, to be- held mt the old brte
Baptist church, at East PsrsoDflsld.
John Chelis, Jr., OF South Parsonsteid.
| In attempting to jump over stone wall
Monday. Dec. IL, fell ana injured his
right side and arm q ,its baily.
UPPER GLOUCESTER.
Upper Gloucester, Dec. 1+-Mr. Ernest
u. True, died ut his home on Satdtdy
| at about ii 30 p. M, at tie age OF ~
years, 4 months and ss days. NJ. True
wys one of the best young men OF our
town. He had aiw ays resided in towr,
his boy hood days having bsen fp,nt on
the farm now owned by Mr.. Gtc. +
Thorn, In the "kald Hill' district. Az
| ter the above period he was In trade IN
company with his father, Me- w. II
True, who survives him. sire, leaving
| the store ct the utpsr CORNER, he hts
~ ad nj
Portland. and for Me. N. z. Haskell et
the lower village, BE was graduate OF
the public shoots of this town, class of
"a He was held In esteem BY all OF his
classmates and his death nade the Fret
vacancy In that class He after ded
school at Limerick for tine at the acac-
envy there He he'd been town clerk a.
this town ard had been On the soho oil
board, and last March was thsssn supeI-
visor Of schools. de was an fndulgent
snd loving husband and devoted son
DE leaves vie ana father to mourn
his sad loss. They have the rymT a.hy
Of all In their greet stiiieii,n. The fu-
neral services were az the churoh at the
lower viliags on Tuesday p. m. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. ID. II.
beautiful The following is list OF the
flowers contributed: Broken w,ta.h
from wife and father; BOUQUET OF p'nks
and rosss, MIR. and Mrs. N. +. Hatkali;
Kinks and ohryfanthemums, Miss Sadie
l.. Davis; pinks aud roses, MIR. and Mrs.
W. b. jeffrey; broken wreath, gradual.
Ing GLASS of 81; touqust Of pInks and
ferns, MIR. and Mrs. jos. Woodbury.:
ferns and pinks, N L Billings; roses and
pinks, Hiram Dioker and Sons; pipks
and smilax, Mr.. and Mira Jas. /. Holt;
palms, Mira. A. 9. Chandler. Services
we're also held by the masonic lodge OF
this town ut the church. Mr.. True was
worthy member OF the above order.
The pail bearers were Me-. j. W. Ride
out. MIR. lenusi Day. Mr. True NJ. Msr-
riil and Mr.. frank Haw kss. Ihs inter-
ment was at the Upper Gloucester GENE.