The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
MAINE TOWNS.
sssms OF Interest eatsersd By Our Local
Correspondents.
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Vlnalhlven. Sep& II. The oiornerstont
Of the Unicn church will be laid with
appropriate ceremonies probably the last
OF this week. Same OF the lumber has
arxivaa ana the sest win be here the FIRST
Of this week. 7hs foundation IS already
In plaza
A Sunday school has bean started in
District no. I, unier the superintendent
OF Mss Bradstrec. schools all com.
inenoa here today. Miss Mitchell taking
the place Ct assistant teacher In the Hlgk
&c. col
The BodweiI Granite company put to
work orc blseksmith's crew and crew
of stone cutters last Monday and one to
Gay.
Dr.. @. L. Croekett OF Thomasson spenl
Sunday with his parents here.
prank l. Litslsneld broke ground for
the foundation Of his new residence on
Main street near the Union church thi,
week. 1he contract for building the
poilding has been awarded TO r. III Dyel
OF this town.
Owing to the illesaiisy of the notices
tie hearing OF the N. E. Telephone Com.
pany 10 postponed until some future date
j. a. Annis will move TO Camden In q
few weeks.
SEBAGO.
Sebaso, Sept. Mrs. NJ. Il. Clark
VISITED AIR. and Mrs. Charles Davis while
on her way from Dawson City, Alaska.
to Hartland, Me. She arrived here
Wednesday. aug. -. and went the fol-
lowing Wednesday to Bartland. It has
been nine years since she was In Sehago,
having lived several years with her son
In Portland. Oregon, excepting about one
and half years ahe has been In the gold
regions In Dawson City. She owns
claims fhas promise 10 be goad ones,
which others adjoining them lave pruved
to be good, and she has refused to sell
than to thoss who hayo offered TO buy.
She was IL days coming from Dnwson
City to PoTti nd, Oregon, Came ont
ON tho Bonanza King TO white HORSE
Rapids from there to Bennets on sssam-
ez ErmBfr, then toos Steamer Queen by
way Of sitkn, around by Nayu glaciers
to Seattle, then t. Portiand, o.. She is
Eartland and after visiting friends In
Massachusetts Ia y few weeks, expects to
return to Portland, Or,
Tse posters announes thas Jets yisD
Park Aasooistiop WIN hold its fsis at
East SeesSa, Sept jSth ssa 2Qln.
the BIB, s1s9 Potter Acsdssy term eora-
rsJences ca tho 9th, Mr., KHesiand, sTin,
cfp1 aud Miss Richardson Of Castins SIS
sistant.
spnmer visitors. Mr.. ana MIRA ". II.
Willard, Portland Me- Mt and MIS-.
Jewell, Mabel Bolster of Roxbury;
Herbert Robinson, Of Nev York al ths
home at A. j. Robinson. of Convene
LIMERICK.
Limerick. Sept. 11-Mrs. Mary e.
Hobbs aud daughtsr Matte, OF Aurora,
III, are Waiting at Edwin Cohb,s, Mrs
Hobbs'a brother Mrs Hobbs Is large
owner In a cotton mill at Aurora, which
was built by her husband aud brother
several years ago and Is now un6eT the
the charge Of her son Ernest, who has
rom il since his fathers death eight years
ago.
e. II. Johnston has reshingled ana
quite extensively repaired his house On
Hask street. preparatory to moving In and
becoming resident in our village again.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Furiong, with
their children. were thrown from their
carriage lew evenings since by the
breaking OF bolt and the dropping OF
shaft, and narrowly escaped a serious re-
suit. AS 1t was, Mrs. Furiong was badly
some days.
We are every day expecting to hear the
hum Of the machinery at the factory In
Hollandville again. and IL will be pleas
ant music in our village.
Mess of our summer visitors have left
US. y. Il. Boynton and wife lefs for.
Cambridge and Nora Mason for her school
In Mslrose last Friday.
DAMARISCoTTA.
Damariscetta, Sept. 11.-Lincoln Lodge
No. 30 K. Of p, observed Pythisn Sun
day yesterday at the Methodist church,
Rev. A. E. Russell OF Beothbay preached.
The lodge, accompanied by visiting
brothers from Wsiaoboro and Boothbay
marched from their hall In body. The
Eerlncn at the church was very interest
Ing, and the singing By special choir
was fine indeed.
Hon. Thomas Woodward and family Of
New Orleans. La, is stepping at the
Maine Hotel
Albert Yinai Of Newcastle died Sunday
morning Of typhoid fever. He had been
sick only u few days Age %.
FALMOUTH.
West Falmouth, Sept. I1.-Mys, B. S.
Huston is the owner of the largest and
best assortment of house plants chat we
haye seen this season. Her collestion Ct
GsraniuIns, numbering 80 kinds or more,
contains many rars specimens, including
one with lavender colored blossoms. She
has also great tnany varieties of rex
hegonias whose size and beauty proclaim
the care and attention which they re-
cstve. Mrs. Huston cut large leaf from
rex begonia INFO ten pieces and inserted
cash piece In the soil, and eight out of
the ten pieces are now rostsd and grow
ing ettestspg TO tine success Of this experi-
ment.
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