The Portland daily press., 1899-12-02
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DAMARIscoTTA.

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DAMARIsCoTTA.
Damariscotta Mills, NOVEMBER 60 -
Amb, L. Irish, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward IRISH, who moved from here
about two years ago to Equality, Skssst
county, WASH. met with an accident
on November 18th which resulted In his
death on the following day. The paItlcu-
Il RI Just received. In para are as f)li lows;
Young Irish had been fer s,me time
working In n saw mill. and the day above
mentioned he was working the bull wheel
los II IL called, q large wheel with cabls
{ schmants, eto, for pulling ths logs
i-to the mill. One log was already
pu led up. q second Was on Its way NJ
the incline wien the end Of 10 VAS dr avn
,g,inst the end Of the first log, forcing 10
along eth further. and cst,hinz him b.
tween L. and bruce which supports the
wbseI \ physician was quickly called
md prcpoun ced Jrish'a injury fatal;
fhroe ribs were broken and the liver
orrsbed. The deceased Was young man.
ased about 10 years. and greater por-
ton tf those years ware speDt In orr VII
lnse with his rarents. and to the ii,cied
family confisting of q loving father and
mothfr. three sisters and one brother.
cur whcls village axtends their deepest
sympathy In this their sad hour OF sor'
row.
| A gi-om Of sadness wss cast over
our entire village on this 6autiful
| Thenksgiv wing morning. when the news
wrs srrsad that Wilson Chapman OF
| DanrrIs' otta was dead. As far Is We
or u lesrn the partiol lars In pnrt concern
ire his death are as follows: Yesterday.
Nov. 90, he apIsered 10 bile rsual good
health. att ndirg to b work about hts
Il home Ha rptirpu ab1ut riua o'clock.
and When bis wife went II tier room
about an tour later her husband
was sleeping s,undly. MIS- Chapman
awoke q about one O'Clock In the
ming and spoke 10 her husband. Re
c-iving no answer. chs soon found THAT
re bad pa sed away. His death resulted
no doubt fran heart failure. Mr.. Chap
man wrs an honstt, upright man, and
well-:o-do far nIer, o prominent mem
Der OF the Baptist church, to which he
always literally gave for the support Of
the q S el. He leaves wifs, two sons
and one daughter, Mira. James Il, Tobln
Of Dam arisoottn Mills, who Rave the
sympathy Of our whole village.
LIMERICK.
| Limerick, Nov. Y0.-Thanksgiving with
all New England signifioauos has
come TO the home Of ons Of our ftnllits.
that Of Ms Lenora Ns'sy, 81 years of
age, who lives with her son and daughter
Harry and Margaret, where most OF her
long and useful life las been spent
| Eeaides other Limerick memt ers OF the
family che hrs with her on this occasion
a grandson, W. A. Ilslsy, and wife, jest
| m8riie, fsom Arlington. Mass, who are
spending their hony m DON here; II. Il.
Morse. wifs and child; and laughter:
Mrs. W. s. Durgin, With her husband
and son, also from Arlington. =,
l.. u. Howard Of Branconia, N. h.,
and Mics U. b. Howard Of Melrose,
Mass , are spending Thanksgiving With
thsir parents. Rev. X. l.. Howard and
wife.
The Thar sSgising fervlce was at the
Free BAPTIST church, In the evening, the
Congregational minister. the Rev. MIR.
Jfs.W. Lord has moved into the village
to spend the winter in Edwin Sadler's
| tCrfe.
Miss Amelia Swasey has gone t, Par
sonslield to take charge Ct tie central
telphcne exchs nge.
1 Mrs. Mertha Foag and her sister. Miss
Josie Cobb, have gone to Littleton. N.
H.. to spend the winter with .Iohn Fogg
ard family.
A little excitement was oocasioned In
cur villsge the Goth by the strange be-
tramp. VITO aisiinsuishsd bimself by put
ting his fiat through large light Of glass
| In q nj 'ner's store. He raid Ii was
M for robbery, but further than that
| n fCssd to talk. lie sat down on steps
| near BY and allowed himself to To taken
| In charge ty deputy SHIT riff Beaoham, and
started for Alfred, and many think his
object was an arrest and q winter shelter.
| Temperance sermons were preached in
both OF our churches last Sunday.
| RAYMOND
Eas. Raymond, Nov. go Rev. A. II.
Mcleod preached a temperance sermon,
Nov. 23 The address, which was good
one, was much appreciated by thos, pres-
| ept.
There was Thanksgiving concert at
the Union Chapel. Sunday evening
Nov. 26. The following programme WAS
| well carried out:
Musio-"Ripe for the Harvest"
Scripture Reading and Prayer,
| Rev. A. II. Mcleod
Zoology. Choir
Reading, Mrs. Josie l. Jordan
Reading, Margie l.. Mann
Reading, Mrs. Nellie A. Brown
! Exercise. -Four Little Ones
Music-"We Shall Reap as We Sow"
Reading, Frank X. Lesvitt
Reading, q. 1. WithAm
Reading, Miss Blanche Hall
Reading, Ella n. Hall
Reading, gladys Jordan
Muti,-" Blessed by the Name" Choir
Reading, Miss Psrcle 4. Leavitt
Reading, Mrs. Liuian X. Wi.hsm
Reading, Edna He'll
Reading, Fannie Hall
Reading, Miss Mile W. Mann