The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-10
WESTBROOK.

WESTBROOk.
The regular meeting of the East End
W. G. I. U. will be held with Mrs. ID. n.
Abbott, Main street, this afternoon at .. 80
O'Clock.
MIR. Hugh Woodside of Cumberland
Mills, who has been 90 seriously III at
his homo OF late, is reported as rapidly
falling.
CHARITY CONCERT.
Last evening the Presumpscot band and
o her well-known musicians of West
r>ok, held charity concert and ball. at
the Westbrook opera house The concert
programme, recently published In the
PRESS. was carried out. much to the en-
joyment of all. The order of dances
which followed, was enjoyed by the
merry party Of dancers in attendance.
The attendance at the ball was good, and
the members of the band are hoping to
realize neat sum as result Of their
efforts. The money raised Is to be used
for the relief of the worthy poor Of the
city.
Mr. George Pike Ia quitting ice that is
is inches thick on his artificial pond.
Mr.. Pike expects to harvest sufficient ice
to fill his own Ice house and fill orders
for tbs Ice houses of his neighbors.
Hon. Charles NJ. Warehouse CT the
West Kind, is suffering from the effects
of fall on the ice on Central street.
Mir. Warehouse sprained his ankle In
such a manner that the ligaments were
torn and blood vessel burst. MIR.
waterhouse will doubtless be confined to
crutches for some time to come.
Mrs. l.. 5. Lane, Mrs Della Leavitt,
Mrs Alonzo Libby, Mrs, L. D Leighton,
Mrs Mark Knight and Mrs. Hebron May
hew are to entertain the ladies' social cir.
Gle cf the Westbrook Congregational
church in the church psriors on Wednes-
day evening. January II. The supper is
to be served at d O'Clock.
Word has been received In this city an.
nounoing the death of Herbert Stiles, the
ei.ht-year-old child of MIR. Lsonsrd b.
manager of railroad In the Pacific
States The deceased was a grandson OF
MIR. Albion p. Stiles of this city.
Rev. G. G. Phelan, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church of this city. leo ured last eve
ming at Knightviile on the Just Esti-
mate of Man."
Mr. and Mrs. q. e. Cobb return TO
their home In Providence today
| At the Advent church, commencing
this evening at 80 O'Clock q series of re-
vival meetings are to Le held. The meet
| ings are TO be he'd Wednesday. Thursday
and FRIDAY evenings and sunday, the
18th. Elder A. S. Bisbee of Brunswick
will assist the pastor, Rev. John r.
Ciotnsy. All are cordially invited.
| The installation Of the officers OF Cloud.
man Post u. A. r.. is to be held on
Wednesday evening At G. A. X. hall. The
officers ara to be installed by Past Post
Commander Hebron May hew of this city.
supper will he served after the install
| lation ceremonies.
| Mr.. Charles Littleteld, residing on
Bracket street, died late Saturday night
after brief illness.
| At the meeting of Valentine Hose COM
pany. West End, the following officers
were elected:
| Foreman-EdWard heny.
Assistant foreman --Dsxter Hamilton.
Clerk-Otis J. Young.
The other officers NV appointivs and
will be announced at . later date.
At the election of the officers OF Pre-
sumpscot Hose company and the hook
and ladder company the same officers
were reelected for the ensuing year.
| DIR. George Woodman of South Wind
ham was in the city yesterday afternoon.
The monthly meeting Of the board OF
engineers of the Westbrook fire depart
ment is to be held this evening.
A delegation of the members of the HE'D
Men of this city attended the champion
ship contest In degree work held at
Ma hiaonne tribe hall. Portland.
Last evening the officers of Mizpah
chapter, No. 8. Order of Eastern Star,
were installed last evening by Past Grand
Patron A. ii. Burroughs of this city
There were members Of Bsulah chapter of
Cum berlsnd Mills and Iona chapter OF
Portland in attendance. Supper was
servea during the evening.