The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-18

Il Philadelphia, Mrs. Hedrio and Miss
Edwards of Providence, Miss Wentworth
/ OF Newburypoft, and Miss Cushing.
There will be no mid week Endeavor
meeting at Sebago this week.
Harold Willard went to West Baldwin,
sunday to oampmeeting. also Edward A.
Willard and Charles NJ. Haley.
People are selling their cattle on account
of the scarcity ofltbs hay crop.
Chas. Weed Of Convene and S. L. Blake
sold their oxen.
RUMFoRD.
Rumford, Aug. 15.-Hay crop IL secured
| la good condition. Much Hungarian
| grass TO he cut yet. Oats are stout and
heavily filled. Potatoes are looking well
| and the early ones are very nice and yield
Ing well. Sweet corn Is looking finely
but owing to the cool wather ia not filing
out very fast. No apples.
More summer hoarders In vicinity than
usual: q. 4. Thurston has six or eight
from New York, Mrs. Hall at the Zinon
/ nam has house full, and at NJ. l.. Wy
mans is Mr.. 5. Adams and the Misses
Clapp. Lizzle and Nellie, from Boston.
w. CLARK the past two weeks has en-
teri aimed at his Crescent Beach camp at
Weld ana at Camp Comfort Mexico, his
I
| Hattie, GEO. and Ella Clark OF Paris,
Me-, Miss Bell Porter of Portland and
DIR. Aldrich OF Franconia, N. II. MIR.
CLARK has bad as guest at his home, his
cousin. ID. J. Bray, Jr., of Evansville.
Indiana, and his niece, Mise Annie Nj.
Waterman from Boston.
PowNAL
The beautiful days of the past two
weeks have afforded fine weather for
l hArVQGttnD In at,d MI
hghtful opportunity to the summer yaca-
ZIONIST for carriage and cycle riding,
Many strangers are to be seen on our
roads each day, all intent in getting as
much pleasure as possible out OF the lat
ter part OF the now rapidly passing vaca-
ltion.
Miss Ellen f. Snow, preoeptress OF
North Yarmouth Academy, was a recent
guest OF Miss Lillian l.. Latham. Miss
MARY MARY I 5roWn Of 3, Portland and hiSs Msr-
also late visitors of Miss LathRm's.
There will be presented at the next
social, to be given In MalIet hall. on
Friday evening OF the present week, for
the benefit Of the L; A. s.. the interest
ing -oomedietta, Fast Friends'' Miss
Edith Dodge and Mics Lillian Latham are
preparing same, and we trust that a good
patronage will be the result OF their
effort.
| Miss Lottie Noyes Of Portland is with
/ n
Mrs. g. A. Gree and daughters Annie
and Pearl have been recent visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. True's.
Mr.. ID. y. True passed Sunday in town.
MI. Norman True is also frequent visi-
tor here as his wife aud daughter, Ber-
nice, are still with Mrs. Arnold New on.
Mrs. Ardelia Jordan has been called 10
Lweiston by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Jordan.
Rev. MIR. Kelley supplied the pulpit of
the Congregational church on Sunday in
| the absence of Rev. MIR. Hagtwell.
Mrs. Mary Knight and daughter Elsie
are absent on visit TO friends In Port
land.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ii. p. Merrill have "A
large number Of guests at Oak Hill Farm,
Miss Annie Marston has been on visit
to Otisfleld for the past two weeks.
Mrs. jackson Greedy has been spending
q few days at New Gloucester with her
daughter, Mrs. Luella Nelson.
SEBAGo.
The funeral of Mrs. Jan3 whitney was
held Aug. and at her home in Sebago.
Rev, Mr.. Greenhalge was present. and
spoke words OF comfort to the sorrowinc
ones Mrs. Whitney united with the
worker In he church and Sunday sohuol
aud at the time of her death was score
barry or Maple Grove Grange, of which
she was q charter member. large dr.
Gle of friends mourn her loss. A hus-
binds Brazil III. Whitney, and four daueh.
tiers survive her. Two sons have died In
the last two years.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth, Aug. I0.-Pomona
Aug. 10, and the meeting was called to
order by Worthy Master Sweetser, OF
/ New Gloucester. The chief business of
the forenoon session WAS the comforting
OF the fifth degree on large number OF
| candidates. Dinner was served at 2
o'clock, to which about 200 sat down.
The first part of the afternoon session
| was taken up by the ladies' hour, with
the following programmes:
Singing. Choir
Recitation, Clifford Sawyer
Reading, Alice Blanchard
| Singing,
Recitation, Ruth Snowman
heading Ada Morrill,
ISinging.
Recitation, Elmer Sawyer
Reading, Fannia Skiilin
Song, Ruth Snowman with enoorel
singing,
| Paper, Mrs. Sarah Sweetser
The singing by Mr.. David McIntIre,
Mt. Il. NJ. MoIntire and Mrs. /. Il.
Hayes was very much enjoyed.
The question brought before the meet
Ing was the ACCESSIBILITY OF corporation
among farmers In the sale OF milk.
Opened by Worthy Lecturer Biokford,
Of Gorham, and followed By Brothers |
Griggs, Herrick. Rolfs and others Thare
was large attendance. and the Pomona
Grange has taken new lease OF life since |
the formation Of Pownal and West Fal- !
mouth oranges.
~ Miss Hannah Rowe and Miss Rsbeoca
Rowe are stopping with their brother, /. |
p. Rowe.
The services at the Conversational
church. which have been broken up dur.