The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-01

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BALDWIN.
North Baldwin. rsh M.-0shssl IN
the Hal schcol hons clossd Friday sffss
Q most SUCCESSFUL term tsoghs " ~
Ethel Stons. Mis- Stone 10 . vsry en-
cisnt teacher, and has had enpsraHesa
success In this district. The house hss
been comfortably end healthfully hssese
by the furnace.
Mrs. Ernessine 8. Murch bad two
pansies iast week. One bloomsd ont OF
doors, the other partially bloomed cut OF
doors ssd nnished In water In the HOUSE,
Mrs J. n. Ssnborn returned fsom Gar
diner February 22.
Mr.. Alfred Nuroh rstarned 10 Bestoe
February %.
JP. Crawford hss returned frSn Par
sensfisld where he has been logging.
Josie Murch drove b Norway lest Set
uriay.
The ssssotmen A. very buy elosieg up
the town business. We have hal = orange
coincidence In our town officials this year.
the farms Of our three salectnen Join
and that Of the first and third 10 suoh
way that one Of them lsushinGE. 70.
marked that they could do town business
while silling sAeir land
BUXTON.
" cot Buxton, Feb. R7.-Ssyersl from
this place attended the Sunday school
eonvention which was held ct Buxton
Centre last week.
A drama. entitled 1.-THE Doctor" was
presented last Thursday evening ct NE
Niss Tlossi, pike is spending few
days with her father At Windhan.
Mrs johnson Of West Hollis 10 stopping
with her daughter. Mrs. NJ. II. SAWYER.
Mrs. Leonard Palmer who has bean
quite siok ut her homo on School street 10
improving.
1s Everett Hooper 10 stopping with
relatives at 30 WATERFORD.
As result Of the bad ssleighing, there
have been 0 number Of tip-overr, but no
great damage hss been done.
Mr.. Pliny o.ock:tt opened private
scholars are In attendance.
We understand that Mr.. Almon Say
yer Of Cambridge, Masa, has bought the
tinsmith business Of Mr. Thomas Brad
bury and will move his family to this
place a. 6o0n ~ possible.
Washington's birthdsV was passed very
quietly at this place, with the exception
Of few guns fired In the evening.
OHEBEAGUE
ChsbsAgue, Feb. 2s Mr.. Z. r. Hal 10
visiting friends at North Conway, N. q
t: Miss Ethel Hamilton has bsen the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs 8. =. Hamilton, Baxter
Block, city. for the EAST weee.
n M WAtAR8NyIA
street, City, visited her mother, Mrs. 8.
r. Bennett. who Is very sick, over the
sabbath.
Can't. Rufus y. Hamilton Is again
sick and confined to the. house with his
former trouble
Master Roland Murphy of l4l Congress
street. c.:y. spent last week with friends
Mrs. Ethel Bates of Portland is visiting
her mother, Mrs G. g. Webbcr, for ,
fe " days this week.
MI. ". J. Curtis new stable was 9om-
pletsd the 25th inst. Mr.. Curis wii9have
several horses and do frst clasas livery
business during the summer season.
Among those on the sick list arc Mrs.
8. +. Bennett, Mir. Frank Bepnstt Mr..
Howard Curit Mr.. Eugene Thompson
is very sick with measles.
Master Marshall Hamilton Of Woodfords
| visited his grandparents here ovcr the
Messrs. rs. K. Hamilton and Reuwood
Brewer left homo the 24th inst. for Phila.
dslphia, where they will::be engaged In
government work this season.
SCABBORO.
Eight Corners, Feb. iS-MS. John
Kingston Of Portland has MOVED his
family into the upper part Of the store
occupied BY II. +. Bowera
Mr.. G. j. wymsn of South China.
Me-, gave lecture at the =. B. church
Monday evening. Feb. 20. WITH the aid
of the stsreopticon he gave very intsr-
eating lecture on the Life Of Christ.
Mr.. Oscar Libby whO has besn on the
sick list, IL able to BE- out.
| The infant child Of Mrs. Charles Libby
is quite sick. DR.. Sawyer L. In attend
Anoe
Miss Grace Cook is ON the sick list,
DR.. Wentworth is attending her.
Mics Edna Weeks Of Westbrook, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Libby, 4ss returned home NJ p,...,n...,.
Mr.. L. ". Pluumer lis lputtink in a
store Of Ice
CASCO.
Casoo, February 27.-Lumb erins opera
lions in this vicinity are about to an end
for this season.
| NJ NlCuutb VoS ACAV OuO uAAp ~
of 8. h. Mann and Jordan and will as
sume his old position with his father in
| the mill.
Merritt b. Gay of Gouh's academy.
spent Sunday with tho family OF Lyman
v. Holden.
Miss Iva Spiller of Bridgton academy
spent Saturday and sunday at her home
In the village
Mr john q. Brnckstt and family who
have b,cn living at Songo Look this
| winter have moved back into the Mark
Leach rent, . little out Of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Turkey of Wind
ham. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G.. Sylvester last week.
Mrs. Rsbecca A. Decker. left here last
Friday for Westbrook, where she will
spend q few weeks with her sister Eliza
beth Body.
Miss Cynthia Jordan made her annual
visits in this village Thursday taking or :.
ders BY sample, for room paper.
Mr.. Jason Smith. one of our Oldest
citizens has been quite sick for several
weeks. AT present writing ne Is much
better.
DIR. and Mrs Will L. Haskell Of Bridg-