The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12

Ihe marriage OF MT. Adolphus
Arsenault and Miss Marceline Boute o.
CURED Monday morning at eight O'clock
In st. Hyacinths's church. nv. and Mrs.
Arssnault ieft on the noon train for ..
brief wedding trip. The wedding was q
very quiet affair.
Mr.. @. ". Wentworth principal OF the
Bridge street Grammar school IL unable
TO resume his duties far the present ow-
ing to an injury received to his ankle
some ten days ago.
Miss Josie Cutter, Miss Mary Babb and
Hiss Mildred Hezelton have returned
from a weeks outing at Higgins Beach
at the Hezelton cottage. MIR. and Mes.
]. II. Hezelton are to remain another
week and are to entertain Miss Alice
Hezslton and Mr.. Arno L. Leighton.
The ilrst meeting Of the season to be
held BY Beulah chapter o. K. s. 10 to be
held on wednes lay evening An enter.
tainment is to be furnished after the
business meeting.
The regular meeting Of the East End
". @. I. U. will be held this afternoon
at $50 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. d. N.
bbott, Main street.
| MIR. Thomas O'Brion, clerk at Scales
drug store, has resigned his position and
is now enjoying a brief vacation In Bos-
| ton.
Messrs, K b. Nswcomb and Charles
A. Muses. with their wives have returned
from pleasant outing at the cottage Of
George Moses near the go called Images
Raymond. While away the party secured
several interesting specimens OF Indian
relies. Mr.. Newccmb found q stone that
rtssnbied greatly hoe. ibis he picked
up near a beach. MIR. Moses secured sew
eral pieces Of earthern pottery made Of
clay and coarse sand. On the outer edges
could he seen the prints Of the basket in
which IL was probably moulded. Mrs.
Moses also secured what might have been
used rs a scraper. On Saturday young
| man named Frank Kennard found at
Whites bridge eight large spear heads
OF flint. The spear heads were about four
inches long and were found in hole
near the surface Of the earth.
The ball game Saturday afternoon be.
tween the Presumpscots and South Port.
land. ut Warren park, resulted In vic.
tory for the Presumpscots by q score OF *
| to Ia.
Conductor Allie Coffin Of the westbrook
division Of the Portland Railroad com.
pany. left last evening ON the Pullman
for his home in Presque Isle where he 1.
to enjoy a brief vacation. His brother,
Elmer Coffin of Cum berland Mills, for.
merly conductor with the Portland
Railroad company is to run on the West.
brook division for few days.
BUSINESS ON ELECTRICS
| BOOMING.
The Westbrook, Windham 81 Naples
Electric Railway company to South
Windham were kept busy Sunday in
hauling passengers. Twenty i've undred
fares were taken for the day. the direc-
tors of the road are more than encouraged
at the way business has shown up for the
first month. The month ends today and
one of the directors announced vest srday
that about 25. 600 people have ridden over
the new road in that time.
| The electricity for the operation Of
the road for the present is being fur.
nished ty the Westbrook Electric Light
and Power company and the directors OF
the new road are more than satisfied with
the service that they have had, as the cars
have been run without the slightest hitch
so far as sufficienoy of power was con.
oerned.
DUCK POND.
i
Misses Lottie and Della Pride have beer
visiting their sister, Mrs. Addis Lord Of
Otisfield, the past week.
Mrs. Isaiah Lord and family of Munjoy
Hill, Portland. called on Mrs. c. p
Sawyer, Sunday.
Grin Jameson, who works at Yves
Kenpebunk, came home on his whee
Saturday night and went back Sunda,
afternoon.
NJ. J. Small, who has been spendin,
her vacation in this place, has returnet
to her school In Auburn.
Mrs. George Jameson has been visiting
friends aud relative in Gray the pas
week.
Master Lowell Woodbury., who has heel
stopping at Falmouth Fores ide this sun,