The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-04
" ESTDROOK.
Items Of Interest From The Neighbsr.
ing City.
A MAIN STREET RESIDENCE
VISITED BY BURGLARS.


Injured-Church Services Tomor-
row-PoIitical News and News of
the womeu's Clubs.
The following Is the official Republi-
can ticket to be voted for at the munich
pal election on Monday:
Mayor-william X. Aver.
Aldermen at Largo George A. Quinby,
Jacob L.. Horr, Joseph A. Warren.
City Clerk-Edward II. Smith.
School Committee at Large for three
years-Stephen Il. Cordweii.
The ward nominations are as follows:
Ward I-Aldermen, Isaac A. Bentley,
Marrett Lamb; school COMMITTEES, Henry
w. Foster; warden. Alfred II. L,vabere:
clerk, william X. Vauner; const Ible,
Wesley 4. Witham.
Ward 2-Aldermen, j. G. Estes. Ansel
II. Porter; warden, Edward II. Phillips;
clerk. j. II. Hazslton, Jr. /; constable. A.
q. Chute.
ward 3--Aldermen, G. II. waterhouse,
John ID. knowlton; warden, John W..
Knight; clerk. Fred b Spear; constable,
John Meserve.
Ward L. Aldermen, Edwin Barnes. Jed
dy Twomt ley warden, Abner L.. Hawkes.;
clerk, wilfred NJ. Goozey; constables, Wal
ter v. Knight
Ward o. ldermen. BENZ. +. Woodman.
q. W. Lawrence; Warden. y. II. Grant;
clerk, Charles ID. Graham; constable,
u Gorge q Pike.
Miss Isa Burpham is very III at her
home on Lamb street.
The Excelsior club will meet Monday
evening, March u, at the home OF Mrs. ).
A. futile. The paper OF the evening is
20 be read by Mrs. Cressey, Stats street.
Rev. l., p Bean OF Portland has been
for In hn
Rev. j. X. Wilson y. d.. Of Portland
pastor of the Free strtei Baptist church
will preach ut the local baptist church
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. All
are invited.
The names of Otis j. Young and Wor
caster X. Norton of Ward d have been
placed on tie CitlZsn's ticket from that
ward. Wards 4 and are unrepresented:
Mrs. George harbour who has been Ill
for several weeks, Is improving.
The regular meeting of the Current
Events club was helu Thursday after
noon ut the home OF Mrs. +. Nj. Ray. The
subject OF the afternoon was "Philan-
throphy." A history of Good Will Farm
was given, also an interesting paper on
Free kindergartsns." An educational
committee was appointed composed of
Mrs Frank Haskell, Mrs. 3. n. Adams
and Mrs. Fred Stevens The next meeting
of the club is to he held March nc the
home of Mrs. Arthur W. Kicker, Main
street.
Services at the Methodist church tomor-
row as follows: Prayer meeting ut Ga III. !;
preaching by the pastor at 10 80 a. III. =.
sunday school at II m; Young Peoples
meeting at & o'clock led by Prof. Booth
by, anu at Z O'Clock Rev. Il. .. Thayer,
ID D., will preach. All are cordially in.
yited
Eerean Advent church, Elder John +.
Clothey, pastor. Services Sunday MS fol-
lows: prayer meeting. Mt IL o. m. sun
day school at IL 80 y. m, preaching at z
p. M, subject, Three Prominent Physi
cal Signs of the Second coming OF
Christ, the Lords Supper at p. m,
short sermon and testimonies at p. m.
All are cordially invited.
A BURGLARY ON MAIN STREET.
Mrs. Maud Aver, who resides on Main
street at Cumberland Mills, reports that
on Wednesday night her house was en-.
tered and that the sum CT SIS and half a
dozen silver spoons are missing. Mira.
Aver is young widow who resides on
Main street with her young son. Mrs
Aver was awakened from her slumbers
ard as she looked toward the door saw
man disappearing. She secured a revoi-
yer ard started after the thief. bars. Aver
attempted TO lire the weapon but 1t re-
fust Il to work. The thief made COED MS
escape taking with him tho above named
property.
Michael Hazcn of the 7th infantry regu'
lars, formerly of Westbrook Is in the city
ON a visit among friends.
Rev. Joseph G. Cobb of Burlington,
VT, now stopping temporarily at dear
| ing, will preach at the UDiversnlist church
OF this city tomorrow at the usual hours
The pastor. Rev. Thomas u. Payne will
go TO Machias to preach. Morning ser
vice at 10 81 a m. Come with frier d.
Free pews A cordial welcome to all.
Allie Larrabee. private of the United
States reg uiar army. Is at his home for u
few days on brief iuriouah' DIR. LARA
bee returns 10 his regiment today, as they
expect to be transferred to san Francis
Postmaster II. III. Raymond is much
improved in health.
Mr.. Zachariah Small, who has been
critically i'll. was reported as being much
better yesterday.
Rev. FIR. A. d. Decelles, DIR. pidgeon,
Mr.. Mtdric Marriott and Bartholomew
Huard went ito Lewiston yestel diy to at
tend the funeral services OF DR.. l.. j. bar
tel of that city.
There is to DO an adjourned meeting
of the WesthIook city government this
evening at 80 O'Clock.
THROWN FROM HIS TEAM.
A man we'll along in years namtd Nc
Donough res ding at Gorhsm was thrown
| from his team yesterday afternoon neal
| Merritt street.
There was bad place in the road that
caused the accida t The sleigh VIA.
ouiJa badly damaged "a result OF the
accident. MIR. McDoDough at first
thought that his horse he'd teen scare {
| by the electric cars, but this was not thu
fact as he afterward LEARNED