The Portland daily press., 1899-01-21
WESTBROOK.

Superintendent Spring Of tho Westbrook
division OF the Portland Railroad COM
pany has recovered from his recent illness
with the grip.
There were $50 persons in attendance
upon the two days exhibition of the
westbrook China Decorators club held at
the westbrook Congregational church.
Mr.. William Naylor Is working at North
Gorham In charge of the crew that is en- .
gagged in putting In the two new dynamos
at the power station of the Cumberland
Illuminating company.
The Current Events club was pleasant.
iy entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Frederick Freeman, Main
street. The paper on "wage Earning"
was thoroughly enjoyed by all An able
article on the postal service was also read.
Mrs l.. W. Edwards the president of the
club will entertain at the club at Its next
meeting
The additional installation of electrical
apparatus at the power station of s. ID.
Warren at Lower Falls on the presump
scot river will probably To completed
about the first of February. The large
turbine wheels OF 100 horse power each
have been tested during the past week
and found TO be in good working order.
| Tho additional installation for the Cum
herland Mills plant to use the large
amount Of power generated Is also we'll In
hand and will be completed at the above
named time.
MIR. G. N. Porter has arrived home
from Eustis where he has been for the
past year.
| MIR. George Il. Mariner is confined to
the house with malaria.
The officers of :. ID. Warren council,
No. 4, U. A. NJ, were installed last eve
ming by Deputy State Councillor Fremont
Ross of Lewiston. The following we're
installed Councillor, bred o. Dolley;
vice councillor, Chester 4. Davis; record
ing secretary, Alton II. Spear; assistant
recording secretary. Elliott +. Black
| financial secretary, Henry +. Hodgkins,
inductor. Frank Black; examiner, A. ii.
Bachelor; inside protector, George W.
lngersoll; outside protector, A. 5. Went
worth; trustee, n. H. Lowell.
The officers of Saccarappa lodge, No. IL,
|. q. o. f., were installed last evening
at their hall West End. After the in
stallation ceremonies a supper was en-
joyed by the members.
The mem bers of Cloudman Relief Corps
We're pleasantly entertained yesterday
afternoon and evening at the home of
their president, Mrs. ELLA Smith, Saco
street. A pincic supper was enjoyed. A
very pleasant social occasion is reported.
A party of about forty OF the gentlemen
and lady friends of MIR. James Wilkinson,
Cumberland Mills. from Portland called
on him at his home and took him by sur
prise. A very pleasant social evening
was enjoyed
blessrs. J. =. Sullivan, Henry Rookie
leau, W. b. Brown and Harry Miller are
to be the floor directors at the annual |
masquerade ball to be held Thursday,
February end, ut Odd Fellows hall, West |
End. Music is to be furnished by |
Lemieux's orchestra. H8 /
MIR Reginald Goodell,.. "a teacher former
ly resident of this city is now in town |
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Hugh n. Woodside of Lamb street, |
died yesterday morning after an Illness |
of several weeks. Mr.. Woodside was "a |
years of age and leaves widow |
one son and three daughters.
He was a membek of the local lodge of the
Golden Cross and the o. U. A. Nj. The
funeral services ara to be held Sunday at
twelve O'Clock from the late residence.
The burial is to occur at Buxton Lower
Corner.
Mr.. Howard Verrili of Cumberl and |
Mills is atill critically i'll.
MIR. Joseph Dunnells of the East End Is
as falling very rapidly.
The Republican city COMMITTEES held a
meeting last evening for the purpose Of |
discussing the plans for the approaching
spring election.
Rev. L. b. Payne, pastor Of the Univer-
salist church is to preach tomorrow morn
Ing at 10. so o'clock. The subject Is to be
''The Superior Strength of Universalism. +"
Rev. @. G. Phelan, pastor of the
Methodist church is to preach tomorrow
on the subject Opposition. "
At seven clock the subject will be 1.-The
Power of Social Christianity" Rev. q.
W. Wilson, d. ID Providence. X. l. is
to commence a special revival service at
this church commencing Monday eve
ming, January ed.