The Portland daily press., 1899-10-31

North Berwick, Dot S0.-John Boyle,
II years Of age, while playing with
loaded gun Saturday, was fatally shot,
dying In ore hour and half from the
time Of accident. Young Boyle was an
enterpI ing outh and promised to be n
support and etay to his parents. Ths
charge was lod led in the left lung. The
funeral will occur Tuesday afternoon.
Copious rains have somewhat filled the
wells aud raised the streams In this VI
clnity.
SEBAGO.
sebago, oct. 80. -Conssoration services
will lie held ut Union Congregational
church, sebago, next Sunday, Nov. 9th.
The Lake View Fair association holds
it's annual meeting TO elect officers on
tie second Saturday OF November. Poth
parties In Sebago are expected to get out
a large vote, not withstanding there has
been lack OF interest in the past by both
parties. The Democrats are encouraging
rivalry In the contest fer census enumer-
aiors, which may result In temporary
gains TO the Democrats.
Schools olosed the 9Th for two weeks
vacation before the winter terms COM
mence.
gLo annual election of the Eair sssocla-
tionwill be at Fest Sehaso. Nov. 18th.
Mr.. Atkinson and his son OF New Jer-
sgy, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Haley at Convene, last week.
NINDHAM.
Windham, Ccs. 30 The stormy wealth
or during the entire session OF Friends
Qunrterly Meeting caused the meeting
to he some ~ hat le. than usual In attend
anss although good nnmbsr vera
present at each session. Among the mir
listers present were Jesse Mcpherson Of
Lewiston, Allison Purdy aud My ra
Frye OF Portland, Isaiah Douglass and
Emilins Newell of Durham.
DR.. II arper arrived home q few days
since from few weeks stay in New
York.
Rev. Cynthia Carter has returned from
a visit at Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Eta Hawkes. and daught of
Hallowoll are e her fathers, Mr.. Wins
low HAWKES. for a week or more.
Mr. John Frye and wife, Ezra Hawkes.,
George l.. Varney and wife and Arthur
Hawkes., all Of Portland, have been at
tending Friends Quarterly Meeting.
windbam Centre, Oct. sO.-Miss Edith
G. Pride and Mr.. Grin l.. Elliott were
quietly married at the Congregational
parsonage by Rev J. Il. Atkins, Sunday
morning, October 29th. MIR. and Mrs.
Elliott have the best wishes CT a host OF
friends.
Mr. Virgil Stuart was quite severely,
bnt It is thought net dangerously kicked
In the stomach by horse Sunday after
noon.
Mr., Walter Rogers returned Monday to
Kennebunk to work again for MIR. John
Harper, remaining through the winter.
Mrs. George Morse CT Hallowell has
bsen spending few days at her father s,
Mir. Winslow Hawkes..
NEW GLOUCESTER.
Upper Gioucester, Oct 30.-Mrs, Clara
wife OF w. l.. Shurtletf of our village.
departed this life for the higher on sun
day the end inst, after long and pain
fui illness. She was Ill for many years
to a great extent. She left no children.
The bereayed husband has the most
heartfelt sympathy of bis many friends
and ueighbors. Mrs. ShurtleH was
member of the W. q. L. u. of this town
a tn ough she was not permitted to meet
with the memters, yet she was remem-
beEed by the sisters OF the union, by their
presence at her funeral. which was at
tended by Rev. ID. IL. Noyes of the Con
gre 2ational church, of which Mrs. Shurt-
LETT was a member.
Some Of the farmers are holding their
apples rather than to sell them at the
prices which buyers are Offering. Some
had a much larger crop of apples than
was anticipated in the earlier part OF the
season, while others did not raise any, or
not enough for home use.
a number of the people Of this village
attended the Republican rally at the
lower village on Friday. the 2Ith inst.
Geo. q. Jordan, who has been sick for
a time. is out again and Is impr oy-
ing.
Mr.. r. W. Winter and wife, who spent
a few days of last week In Boston. arrived
home ON Friday evening last.
Mrs Goo. -. Nelson, who had her
ankle very severely sprained some time
ago, is said to bs gaining very slowly.
John Bickford of Belgrade has been
visiting his grandparents here for short
time
MIR. Elmer Bickford has bsen visiting
his mother, Mrs. Foss, for day or two
the past week.
GRAY.
Gray, October 30. Mr.. L. d. Hunt lett
for Iowa on the Both Inst.
MIR. f. S. Caswell is painting scene
for the Memorial building.
Mr.. Kelly, employed on the farm of
Mr.. James Hunt ON the 2Jth inst aoci-
dentally discharged gun containing
only powder. The oharsesburned his face
badly. DIR. Ellingwood dressed the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohnsen extend thanks
to their friends for the assistance given
and the words of coincidence offered,
during this sickness of their son the lats
Albert Nelson Bohnssn.
Mr.. Samuel Gliues seemingly Ia on
the top wave of popularity in this town.
On September Esd, last, at Portsmouth,,
N. H.. Mr.. Glinss was married to Sarah
j. StIout. They had not been at home
but a few days when the following peo-
pie called upon them Mr.. and Mra. q.
+. Trirr, Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Goff, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. OEg0od, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. w. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. @. Dough-
ty, Mr.. and Mrs Antonio, Mrs. Prince