The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ross Of Portland
Is~ent last week at Mrs Ross fathers,
Richs.-d Anderson's.
v MA MAN.. Thomes Of Pitssaeld, Mass !.
"a visiting relasivss &c this place.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Aug. 15.--Mr. and Mrs.
Eras us A. Plummer are visiting rela-
tives In Scarburo.
Mrs. Ruth Buck, having spent several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. o. II.
4 might, has returned to her home In
South Harrison.
number Of the village people enjoyed
q picnic at. Whites Rridge last wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harmon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Richardson OF
Naples one day last week.
Miss Msry Prince Of Portland Is bo ard
ing at Mr.. and Mira d. II. Chlpinan's
Miss Mildred Roife, who has been the
guest Of Miss Angle Chapman, has re-
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Chapman have
teen visiting relatives in Portland.
Miss Sarah h. Hunt, who has been
visiting friends in this place the past two
weeks, has returned to her home In Port
land.
Lanrlston Ward Small of Brooklyn, N.
y, was the guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Morton on Thursday last.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, August 14.-Hon. II. II.
HarRraves and family. who have been
spending q week at Wells Beach, re-
turned to their home here last week.
Quite a number of our oitizena spent
Sunday at the beach. Among the num-
Der were MIR. kdwfrd Eaton and family,
air. and Mrs. Willis Crockett. Mr.. W.
q. Rich and family. who are stopping at
A.
Thomas bradbury ana family.
Mr.. Howard Davia has purchased the
house recsntIy vacated by his father and
Is repairing 1t.
Mrs. q. o. Smith ami children of Wood
fcrds visited her uncle. MIR. George
Mrs Walter Watson and children OF
Lincoln. Mass. are the guests Of Mr.. K
iraftun.
Mrs. j. Frank Locke of Minnesota, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Vim. J. Bry-
ant.
spending the past few weeks with her
father in Portland, returred homo last
Friday.
Mr.. Loring Townsend, wife and her
sister Of New 70 k, are the guests of
Alr. and Mrs. Jacob townsend.
Mrs Charles Getchell Is quite sick at
her home here.
Mr George Robinson of Portland was
In town last Weune day.
WATERFORD.
South Waterboro, August I4.-C. W.
Smith 81 Son, are rushing their lumber
business on oak orders, both piilng and
car timber. Mr.. Smith Is a veteran at
the business aud keep things booming.
}. ii. Downes is having all that he can
do in his clothing trade this season. He
has full crew nt work every Gay.
Quite a number of our townspeople
took advantage OF the good weather Sum
day and visited Old Orchard to hear the
great MIR. Simpson.
WATERFORD has another big day on the
| 18th nt the Dirigo park. Horse and BIZ
cycle racing will take place. The great
| horse. Nelson and his owner are to be
there from Waterfalls.
w. y. Mason is building an addition to
his stable.
G. q. Runnels starts Saturday with his
horse for pittsfield. The horse is entered
az the Bangor, Pittsiield and Lewiston
races this fall.
HEBRON.
Hebron, August i2.-On the evening
CT August II, in spite of the menaces of
;he weather, merry group OF 20 assem-
bled at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
Persian Everett. to aiG the famils in
celsbrating The 18th birthday OF their
uhuHuttF nlhfkhT6tl bJ Nnutu tnc party
was a surprise. The guests we're ushsred
In. and amugements quickly began.
which lasted until the rolling doors were
opened to an adjoining room containing
the most ample refreshments. In the
centre was table bearing the prsttily
ornamented birthday cake, which was
| surrounded by 10 burning candles; also
on the table was well-fiiled punch
| bowl, candy, nuts, etc. Having partaken
| OF this repast the guests were fay ored
| with piano recital from Miss Everett,
after which ice cream and cake were
| served.
The hostess was then presented with q
remembrance from her friends, which
| birthday cake and enol one was treated
| to n generous share. The ey yening passed
quickly in " rious amuEements, and af-
| ter having had most enjoyable time,
the guests took leave of Mr. aud Mrs. Ever
EFT most earthly wishing their daugh-
ter MANY Sc oh haDnv htrthdavs