The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-13
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by our Local
Correspondents.
CAPE ELIzAnETH.

CAPE ELIzABETH.
Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 1a.-Mr. william
Day Of Fryebufg and Vernon Weber Of
South Portland have been visiting Nj.
A. j. Hill at Pond Cove.
The ladies' circle connected with the
Free Baptist church will have baby
show at their vestry Friday afternoon,
Oct. 10. All are invited.
MIR. Charles Olion Of Bowery Beach Is
having q store house Luilt on his place.
Mr.. Fred Murray lie doing the work.
W. ID. Murray commenced work this
week on house for Mr.. Charles Cox, at
Pond Cove.
Mr.. Libby Of Portland, who recently
purchased the Carlton farm ut Pond Cove
Is making extensive repairs on the build
ings.
Mr.. Frank Quimby of Turner visited
at Mr.. &c. NJ. Robinson's the past week.
BALDWIN.
Hast Bald In, oct. Ii.-Norton & VIM
gate are doing quite an extensive bust.
ness at their factory packing apples,
squash and pumpkin. They had a nice
lot Of sweet corn packed this fall, and
were fortunate enough to get 1t before the
heavy frosts.
Eugene Libby, NJ. D., and wife of
Portland made u short visit at their
uncls e, DR.. l.. Norton's, this week.
MIR. Il. II. Rounds OF Melrose, MasF.,
and MIR. W. ii. Field of Boston called on
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Rounds, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Copp and daughter are
spending "a few days With DIR. and Mrs
Norton.
The scholars at the East Bald win school
are to have IA flag raising Saturday after
noon. Speaking by Stephen Rounds of
Cornish principal of Cornish high school.
Fred Hill OF Sebago, principal of Stand
ish High school and MIR. Kneeland, prln-
cipal of Potter Academy, Sebago.
ID. L. Richardson has gone to Bartlett
making cans for Frank Gannell.
sTANDIsH.
Steep Falls, Oct l2.-At a regular con-
vention of Crescent Lodge, No. 30, k. of
T. held Oct 18th, 1899, the foIlcwin
Whereas. 1t has pleased the great Su-
preme Ruler CT the universe to remove
from our midst our late brother, Chas.
ii. Mckenney, of Sebago, Me-, and
Whereas, 1t is but Just that fitting
recognition of his many virtues should
be had, therefore be 1t
"Resolved, That while we bow with
humble submission to the will of the
Most High, we do not the less mourn for
our brother who has been taken from us.
:. Resolved, that, in the death of Uhas.
II. Mckenney this Lodge laments the loss
of brother who was ever ready to protfer
the hand of aid and the voice of sympathy
TO the needy and distressed of the frateI-
nifty; and active member of this society,
whose utmost endeavors were exerted
for Its welfare and prosperity; friend
and companion who was dear to us all; "a
citizen whose upright and noble life was
standard of emulation to his fellows.
Resolved, That the hes rtfelt sympathy
Of this Lodge be extended to his family
in their affl,ction.
Resolved, That these resolutions be-
spread upon the record of the Lodge, and
a copy thereof be transmitted to the
family o. our deceased brother.
Signed by Henry W. Blake, A. L.
Bracket, Geo. A. Thombs, Committee
ON Resolutions.
NAPLES.
Naples, Oct. 12.-Herbert Douglass has
bought OF u. +. Knight lot of land on
the Portland road near Bay OF Naples
Inn. He Is building house.
A. p. Russell Of Boston has bought
piece of land north of Bay Of Naples Inn
and Is to have a cottage built for his
family TO occupy next season.
5. l.. Wentworth has built q new car
riage house west of his stable.
L. W. Barker has bought OF W. ID s.
Pitts "LOng Point" ON the east shore of
Long Lake, opposite "Mast Cove"
he Will have several cottages built on
same. Is having some lumber hauled
now for that purpose.
Mr.. Sawyer, q landscape gardener from
Portland is at work with a cTew of men
and teams dwelling and beautifying the
grounds around the Bay of Naples Inn.
The hotel company have bought of r.
NJ. Mayo a. Son the balance OF their farm,
which they intend to utilize for hotel
purposes in connection with the Inn.
Weston Dunn. Mabel ana Susie Proc
tor have returned home from Poland
Spring House, where they have worked
this season.
Bertha Mann has returned from Jack
son, N. H., where she had position in
hotel.
{ c. W. Webb has crew at the corn fac
tory Labelling.
l.. e. Rarnden and sister Mira o. f.
Edgecomb, and children, have returned
from Springvale.
Bay Of Naples Inn has closed sue
cessful season, and MIR. Simpson and
family have returned to Boston, Mass.
A few guests still liDger enjoying the
beautiful foliage, which now is at its best.
At b. +. Gratfam's are MIR. q. ii.
Goldthwaite and W ife; at S. g. Kimballs
are Percy W. Kenney of Rox bury, Mass,
Frank A. Nichols and George Hayward,
OF Dorchester, Mass.