The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
SUBURBAN HAPPENINGS.
Westbrook Masonic
Officers Installed.
Plans Of The Scarehlight Circle For
The Year.
Republican Rally To Be
Held in Opera House.
Uniyersalis,s To Have a Rally
Day Sunday.

A neat calendar with blue covtrs, tied
with whit ritbep, has been issued by
t Q Searchligtt circle. Current events
are to be studied for the year Two
months Of the year the subject is {, be
''Nst,onsl charaotirist!cs as represent ID
In III ,rLt irs-eas 'rp, western, southern
and frontier characters. Several special
DAYS are TO be observed, one In February,
Microscopic st tidy" by Prof. Beotaty,
AMI In Marob, talk by Hon. W. W.
Cit VI, on "Florenc3.
Rev. W. q. Mann, pastor of tho Warren
Congregational church, Is In Auburn In
attendance. upon the Congregational con-
ference.
Mr.. George K. Hill OF Portland, aud
Miss Minnie L. Berry Of wettorook, were
quis tly married last Saturday evening at
the parsonage Of Warren Congregational
church by the past,r, Rev. W. q. Mann.
MIR. and Mrs. Hill are to reside In Port
land.
Ihs officers OF Warren Phillips lodge,
y. and A. M, were installed at tn, meet
ing held last evening by the lodge district
deputy. A fine picnic supper was enjoyed
altar tho ceremony of installation.
Repairs have been made by the Port
land Water company crew on the ny
drlnt at the corner of Maine and Stroud
water street,
Mr.. Andrew I. BODICE left Tuesday for
Sebago lake t. make arrangements for
building fish way In the Songo river
A new hurdle is being built in the canal
which entered the Presumpscot river near
the bridge at the West kni
The West End W. q. Il. u. will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
home of the president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Neal, corner Of Main and Stroudwater
| streets.
The ladies' Circle OF the West brook
Congrege tional church held a supper and
| socia last evening In the vestry OF the
CHI lrch
The political rally t, BIO held by the
Republican party en- Friday evening OF
this week is t, be az the westbrook Opera
house instead of Odd Fellows hall, COM
mencing at T.3) o'clock.
The Unirersalisi ohur,h will obssrvs
next Sunday as Rally Day. Special
music will lie Furnished for the day.
The Catholic stores In Westbrook closed
yesterday in recognition Of All Saints
day.
The Indies Of Mipnehaha council, ID. of
p, commenced a two days fair and sale
yesterday afternoon at Red Mems hall,
Cum bsrland Mills.
The fun raj ser3,cls over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Ablis Ric', were held
yesterday afternoon from the residence of
Mr.. Augustus Barbour, Main street.
MATTHIAS MoGAN.
MIR. Matthias Mogan did yesterday at
p. m. ct his residence on Brown street.
at the ripe eli age of 81 years. The de-
ceased, who was the oldest Ir,sh resident
In Westbrook, was born at galway, Ire
land, whera he remained until about so
years ago wnen he came TO this country.
he first took up his residence at Bangor
with several OF his brothers, and has
since lived at Biddeford ana Westbrook,
being a resident OF the latter city for the
past q years. In his native country he
was a ship carpenter, while In this coun.
t'y he has been a mason the most Of his
life. lie deceased leaves eight children,
viz Mrs. Mary Hubbard. Mrs. Della
Jones, Patrick and Thomas Mogan. all
OF this city; Deputy Marshal james
Mcgan of Biddsfcrd. Mrs. Kate Welch Of
Massachusetts,. Michael Mogan Of Silver
Like. Mars, and Mrs. Nellie Mullen of
Portland. He also leaves three brothers.
Barley and Peter Mogan CT Hanger. and
John NIGGA, OF Illinois. The funeral will
probably be held Friday, although this
has not yet been decided.