The Portland daily press., 1899-11-03
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents
NOBLEBORO.

Nobleboro, November 2.-Costelio Hall
Of the IA. g. railroad has been in town
visiting friends.
S. Austin Barstow OF Fest Somerville
Is in town visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Bsrstor.
Mira. Martha Merrill is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary J. Morgan is caring for
George N. wyman during his sickness.
Mutton z winslow of Brookton, Aiass..
Is in town, called here by the sickness OF
his brother. l.. Il. Winsiow.
Mrs. II. W. Mallard OF East Boston
and Mrs. X. ID. Merrill OF East Boston
are In town, called here by the sickn sss
OF Mrs. Mailard's mother. Mrs. Martha
Merrill.
Ernest Sidelinger's wife and child,
who have been at his parents, william
A. Sidslinger and wife, have returned
to their home In Rosendals. Mass.
Norris Hall of the b. s. Nj. X. r.,
is In town for a few days.
The Evangelists, Miss Field and Miss
Hoy, ars still holding meetings in Bsp-
tiit church. Many are being converted.
The church is receiving the second coat
Of paint.
John N. winsiow Ia In Auburn, Wis.
iting his children.
James and Lou Genthner from Gardi-
ner have been spending their vacation
at their fathers, Judson Genthuer.
DRY MILLS.
Dry Mills, November 2.-Mrs. Russell
Fields Of Augusta Is Waiting her parents
mir. and Mira. Thomas Quint Mr. S
Nevens and Miss Daisy Smith Of Auburn.
were In the place Saturday and Sunday
fer religious purposes. They stopped with
Mrs. Howard verrili while here.
Mr.. John W. Morrill, is very much bet
ter and is now able to be out.
I. A. Robbins. who has been visiting
at Mrs. ii. l.. mol se's, has returned to
his horne In East Dixheld.
lho Cum berland County Reform club
will meet at Raymond Hill the llth and
18Th of this month.
MONSON.
Monson, Nov. 2.-The Piscataquis
County Teachers annual meeting will
bs held in Farrs' all. Monson, FRI
day and Saturday. Nov. ID and H..
Prof. Geo. q. Purington. A. NJ, Of
Farmiutgton, Prof. W. S. Knowlton
and Hon. j. r. Spragus of Mouson. Geo
h. Howard of Dover. VIM. 4. Stubbs OF
Fox ,roft and Prof. W. 5. Rideout Of
Dover ars among the speakers engaged
for the occasion.
Hon. K. NJ. Johnston of Brownville,
land owner In Elliottsville plantation,
acc om panied by Vim. +. Oaks, land sur
veyor Of Foxcroft have just returned from
Ellie ttsville, where thoy have been ex-
ploriDg and surveying timber lots for a
week past
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick, Nov. 1.-The Ladies'
Society OF the Congregational church
met Wednesday afternoon. Tne mseting
was devoted to business. Mrs. u. u.
Robinson was elected president for the
ensuing year, and plans for entertain
msnt and profit discussed.
The new drinking-trough TO the foun-
tain on Maine street at the end OF the
mall Is in place. IL Is set on heavy
stone base.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth. Nov. l.-Miss Lsttie
Mcbride anu Mr.. Geo. Young are attend.
ing Shaw's business College in Portlnd.
Mr.. James Pr.no raised about three
tons of string leans and about the same
amount of shell beans
Miss Alice Mo Bride has gone to Ban
gor.
Mra Il. A. Morrill, and Mrs. N. Il.
Shurtlei attended the State Conference
at Lewiston.
Tha nIastartng at w p JohDsonsa .
has been completed, and the carpenters
are at work again.
Misc Baker, who has been Visiting Mrs.
Mcbride has returned TO her home.
Mr.. q. Small has established q meat
route through this and snrroundin g