The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
WESTBROO N.

Rev. VIM. Cashmere of Gorham, pastor
of the Methodist church, lectured Monday
evening mt the Methodist church ON
picturesque London" The lecture was
we'll attended and was illustrated with
handsome views of London and vicini
ty.
cite "Lend q Hand society of the
westbrook Congregational church, as
sisted by the young gentlemen Of the par
ish will entertain the ladies social circle
at the church parlors Wednesday eve
ming, April 10. Co Id meats and chatting
dish supper will be served. fine mu.
steal programme has been arranged for
| the evening.
The Daughters of Liberty are to hold
an entertainment Thursday evening con-
sisting of vocal and intrumental music
and readings by MIR. T. j. Quinn of
Portland.
The adjourned annual parish meeting
of the Warren gregational society
was held Monday evening at the church.
Only routine business and reports not
submitted at the annual meeting were
considered.
The annual meeting of the East End
". G. L. u. will be held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs l.. A. Rowe, Maple
avenue.
The social committee of the Warren
Congregational Y. p. 5. g. Il. held a So
cial Monday evening in Cumberland
hall. A pleasing musical programme was
rendered during the evening. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake we're served
and general social evening was enjoyed
by all.
AS the ladies circle of the Warren Con-
gregational church are to have the church
cleaned and the carpet taken up and
mended this week, the regular Tuesday
and Friday evening meetings will be
held in the ladies' parlor Topic for Tues
day evening, "Hov can we help the Sun
day school?"
Deputy Sheriff A. &. Chute made
small seizure Saturday night from the
home of Joseph Cohen, who resides neal
the depot A Jug containing about shree
gallons was captured. Cohen will ap-
pear before Judge Tolmsn at 0 O'Clock
Tuesday II orning. Cohen claims the
liquor was for his own use and that he
did not propose to sail it. Cohen is a
laboring man.
Ex-Mayor W. W. Cutter. the we'll.
known local dry goods merchant, deliv-
cred an illustrated lecture Monday eve
ming before the members of Naomi Re-
bekah lodge of this city, on his recent
trip to Europe Mr.. Cutter showed some
handsome views of Gibraltar Genoa, Nice
and Riviera. the prinoii pal points of in
terest visited by him on his recent trip.
The lecture was held at the close Of the
lodge meeting and was for the benefit OF
lodge members only. The lecture was
much enjoyed. and it is possible that MIR.
Cutter will give 1t Ibt fore other. societies
in which he is interested 6uiipg the
spring season.
p, will pay fraternal visit to Westbrook
lodge. No. 81. this evening. They are to
work. the third rank in long form for the
benefit of Westbrook lodge.
The school room decoration committee
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George A. Quinby, NJ ain street,
Cumberland Mills.
The ma, riage of Mr. Augustus b. Will
liams, special delivery letter carrier at
the Portland post office, to Miss Agnes
Beatty of this city is to occur this after
noon at 5 O'Clock from the residence of
her parents. Central street
MIR. Bert Lesser has returned from his
recent trip TO New York.
A special meeting of Wade camp, S. of
home of Capt. Elliott Hatch. to take
action relative to the presentation of
cinemetograph entertainment under the
auspices of the camp the Goth of April
MIR. W,n. W. Webb left Tuesday for
Sanford where he is to open cafe. MIR.
Webb was in Sanford last week and
looked the business prospects over and de-
cided to locate there.
The funeral services of the infant child,
Bernice M. Libby of Cumberland Mills,
are to be held Wednesday. The hour of
the funeral has not as yet been decided
upon.
Duck Pond, April 15.-Mr. Howard
Gordon and family has returned from
Winchindon, Mass. where he has Eesn at
! work. MIR. Gordon's health is very poor.
Mir. JohE Himrton from Massachu-
sets, is visiting in the place.
MIR. VIM. Gowen with his wife, is
stopping with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
James 6owen,
Mrs. Parks has returned to Massachu-
| sets
| Mr.. Lee X. Gordon holds his dances
| in Woodbury's hall over the store.
Mr.. Charles Pride of Cumberland
Mills, has moved his family over the to
the Hale homestead, where Mr.. Pride In
tends to live in the future