The Portland daily press., 1899-10-31

and Mie1 Cora Prince. Ine5e people
passed pleasant evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glines and left valuable presents.
On the evening Of October 2itn. Mr..
aud Mrs r. l.. CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs o.
II. whitney, Rev. Ii. A. Childs and
wife. mir. and Mrs. +. @. leighton, Mr..
a nd Mrs. Charles Thayer, Sheriff W. "a.
Dow and VILE, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Stew
ess, MIR. and Mrs George Osgoo5, Mr.. e.
l.. Penneli. Mr.. Edward Thayer and Mr..
Robinson OF Westbrook, MIRA o. .
Higgins and Miss Cora Sawyer met with
MIR. and Mrs. Glines. Mr y. L. Clark
rendered Tine vocal solo; MIR. ana Mrs.
II. A. Childs gave a dust; MIR. and Mrs.
Cbilds also gave duet. After singing
and oonverslng for some time Mr.. W. A.
Chapman. thu caterer. appeared on the
scene with fine supper which was dis
posed Of with u relish. The hour being
Ia,e the callers collected around the hest
and hostess ard presented TO them many
valuable and Us ful presents.
The class OF 'g6 Penneli Institute has
passed thu following resolutions;
Whereas, God IL His infinite wisdom
has removed from US our olassmate. Al
bert Bohnsen, therefore he 1t
Resolved, That 10 his death the class
has lost one Of ita most beloved and gifted
mem bers and one whose interest and zeal
In class affairs was always strong.
Rssoired, That at our annual reunion,
no who had always q pleasant word for
all Will ho missed from our number.
kesolTed, That we extend to his sorrow-
ing family our heartfelt sympathy In
their Fiction.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
lions DO sent to the family. to the mem
bers OF the class and inserted In The Port
land Daily PRESS.
Margaret Il. Andrews Edith NJ. Allen,
Clara NJ. Smith, Committed.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, October so-Mr. l.. ID.
Tyler resumed his school duties last Mon
day after u Short vacation spent In Free
pert and brunswick.
Mr. Charles Sawyer has purchased the
house ON Main street recently vacated by
Mr.. Clarence Higgins
DR.. and Mira. Eugone Libby Of Port
land we're the guests Of L. Il. Maddox
last Thursday.
Mr.. James Ccornts and family who
moved to Windham last June have re-
turned to West Buxton and now occupy
the houss formerly owned by Mr.. Frank
Palmer.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah Usher OF
Seoo we're brought to Benny Eagle last
Saturday for burial.
KENNEBUNK.
Kenuebunk, O,tobes E0-Hon. Amos
L. Allen of Alfred and Hon. G. K. Lit
tlefeld of Rooklsnd appeared before the
Republican rally in Kennebunk Satur-
day, October %. Tie evening was not
propitious for large gathering, yet a
fairly sized audience came out to listen
to their prospective representatives for
the next Congress.
Announcement Is made tina Bonser 81
Son Of Kennebunk intend to renovate
their store and that the present stock
of goods Is 10 be sold out.
The Aillward chapter of Epworth
League Of Sanford, visited the Epworth
League Of Kennebunk, taking special
car on the new Sanford and Cape Por-
poise Electric railroad. The convenient
connections te.wesn the two vil'ares is
encouraging considerable visitation be-
tween the fraterhitiss-lofges and relig-
lous bodies.
Rev. George A. Lockwood is attending
the general conference Of ths Maine Con-
grsgational churches. holding its session
In Auburn, October S0.Si and November
LIST. Rev. q. +. Millward, pastor OF the
Methodist church, also attends as frater-
nal delegate from the Maine Methodist
conference.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond G. Norwood
have returned from their wedding trip
and will he at home THURSDAY after No
vember s, at their residence, "a High
sweat