The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-29
MAINE TOWNS.
items OF Interest Gathered by Oar Local
Correspondents.
sTANIIsH.

MIR. ard Mrs. Chas. Lombard was sad
dsned ~ tho Death Of their only dause-
ter, Mrs. Annie Lombard Brown, wife OF
Ernest Brown. on Nov. 2ist, a. the age
Of 20 years. For more than q year her
health has tean failing, but az the last
che was only confined to her bed four
days, never coippla nlrg, always patient.
Mis-. Irown had a kind and loving dis
position, always ready to telp anyons In
sine If re,d o. trouble, and will be
greatly missed by all in the village, but
her loss will be mora deeply felt In her
home, where she was = loving wife, kind
daughter and faithful sister. The entire
community feel the deepest sympathy for
the bereayed family. The funeral took
piece Thursday afternoon. Rev. Q. p.
CIeaves OF the Congregational church
spike comforting words to the family and
friends Music was furnished by the
choir (of which Mrs. Brown has been
member, and Mrs. Emmons Lombard.
The Il, raj oEe 'inss were beautiful. con-
sitting OF Narechal Nell roses from her.
HUSBAND; MIR. eni Mrs. K. ID. Lombard.
Windsor, VI, twenty-six roses; bouquet
pinks az Il SIC lax, father and mother;
Mr. and Mrs +. A. Lombard. 90 white
pinks; Mrs. h, A. Watkins and Miss
Anr ie Dingley. n large bouquet OF nam
mot1 chrysan,hemums; Miss Alice Pride
of Dsering, wreath of roses; Mr.. and
krs. n h. Sawyer, bouquet OF 20 pink
rosts; the Y. p SC. K, q star Of pinks
snu Iosss; Mrs. =. q. Wescott. 20 day
break pinss; MIR. and Mira. Geo. Dole,
bouquet of pink chrysanthemums; lou.
qust of white chryssntbemums, MI and
Mrs Geo. whitney. portland; bouquet
of pinks, MIR. and Mrs. J. +. Libby
Portland; 20 pinks. Mrs. viii Yates Bart
lett; 26 pinks. MIR. and Mrs. y. Il.
Smith; bouqust chrysanthemums, Mr.w
obrysapt bemums. Alma Glidden; bou-
Duets of howsrs from Miss Mary Smith.
WindhHm and Mrs. Everett Elwell, Bux-
ton.
GORAAM.
Gorhsr, NOV. 2s "A lady In Gorham,
has iutt completed quilt of 1904
psces tn send to friend In Boston.
Mass 1t is pronounced by an expert to
be Ching OF beauty and joy forever. "
NoBIEBoRn.
Nohltboro, Nov. 2L-Lyman Enos
Winslo dad Nov. 2ist, aged a years.
He leaves a wife and three children
lie eva nRelists, Miss Held and Mis'
Hoyt, ale latoIing in tie Methodist
churo1. Damsrisco.ta Mills,
Rsv. W. g Coax will hold baptism at
Damsriscotta baptist church Sunday
morning, next. There will be 10 or more
candidates
Bartlett l.. ChaI man, who has been
rick for long time, Is fHllirg.
There WIS J Thanksgiving concert at
the BarJiss church, Sunday ever ing, the
18th inst.
Mrs. Ma IN of Gorham is housekeeping
for + * Hall.
Mr. May. mho bought the farm belong
ing to tins late David Genthnsr. is goirg
to cut ths wood ana Lumber en- the farm.
Coien q. Chapman from Auburn was
in town over Sunday.
DAMARISCOTTA.
Dnmariseet a, Nov. % REV f. q
Whittsmore eft Yesterday to take up bis
pastcrAts in Haterv lie. MIR. Whittemofe
came he g about ten years ago, and has
been an alta and earnest worker. and fas
won the Rood will and esteem OF those
outside, as we'll as those In bis church,
and all wish him success in his new field
of II Dor.
Hobart Linton has moved int Mrs. III.
X. Cox's horse on Elm street.
Linsoio Lodge, No. 30, *. OF p, will
work the thiid rank in the long form at
tie District Convention at Waldoboro o.
Dec. sth next.
FREEPORr
Fre.ppr Nov. SIS The annual fair OF
the Cong, yntionsl sooiety took place on
Thursday, Nov. %. The hall was very
prettily decori tad for the occasion. and
there was quits diip'sy Of useful and
fancy articles. The drama "Mr. Bob
ever given In Fr ep,rt by home talent.
Mrs, KELSEY enter taiped quit, IA party
at Whit on Friday evening. at her peas
ar home on Main 1T Get. Among those
prt sant were Mrs. Anne randall, Miss
Carrie Randall. Mrs. Chas. Dillingham;,
w. U. Fogg, Mrs. j L Gray. Mrs. Kitty
Rrswsr Mrs. +. NJ. Grant, Mrs. Geo. A.
Davis, Miss Eva Davis, Mrs. J. Il. OK
nard. Miss Jessie Mcmillan. Miss Carrie
Brackett, Mrs. U. Nash, Mrs. Fred
Mitchell and Mira. Arthur Mitchell On
tertaind bv Mrs Geo. A. Davis.
At the clCs of the High school on FRI
day last worry peasant foclal was given
by the Athletic society Besides games
and dancing, MIR. Justin Holmes and Mr..
Fred Pritham favored their audience
being original. The assistant teachers.
Miss Evelyn Davis and Miss Grace Doliey, |
will spend the vacation at their respective |
homes, while Pref Jersey viii go TO Bos- |
ton for the purpose OF selecting maps for |
the school. The next term will corr |
mence on Monday. Dec. 4th.
Several are reported to be on the sick |
1ist this wesk. Miss Margaret Pinkham,
Miss Eva liavis, Post master Henry |
Brewer. MIR. Ernelt Pinknsm Is king |
M. Brewers pace in the efiice.
On account o. the absence of the plstors, |
the pu p't of :he Upiversal'st church was |
occupied by Rev. W. W. Hooper. of Deer |
log, and the Congregational by Kew. |
Mr.. Holden Of Lewiston.
DIR. Howard and his patient, Mr.. King, |
who have heen to Florids, and who ex-
pscted IL b. gone until the middle Of
Decem Der, returned this morning. We
are all glad to S 70 them with us again. |
During the abtence Of DIR. Howard. his !
place was filled by DIR. Chase, OF Var
mouth Maine.
Mr.. Ship'ey left Friday morning Nov. |
"a, for Dover, Me , where he will spend |
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Thanksgiving morning, there is to be |
a football game 10 be given between the |
Il. Ii. s. team and n local team and in |