The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
WESTBROOK.

tie 1he Wesbbrook friends ofiAbfs. Florence
small viii be pleased to Tears that she
had decided to return withbths' orchestra
this season at Riyer.ou. a y
A fine set of granite steps is being
placed In front Of the residence Of ex.
Mayor Cloudman on Main street by Q.
4. Ames the local granite cutter.
The mem hers of the Ammoncongin
club unless notified to the contrary are to
go on the IL, so o'clook train Saturday
noon for an outing at Alfred.
Mrs. B. +. Andrews WAS called to
Saco. Thursday by the dangerous illness
of her aunt, Mrs. David Woodman OF that
city.
A very pleasant meeting OF the West
End W. 9. 4. U. was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Neal The resignation Of the president.
Mrs. Annie A. Chandler was received
with regret. Mrs W. III. Duran was
elected to fill the vacancy, but declined
the honor. The vacancy will have to be
filled at a subsequent meeting. Tbs after
noon was spent mostly in making plans
for getting clothing for several needy
families Of children. The union has done
a great deal In this way In the past and Is
constantly on the lookout for such cases.
The next meeting Is to be held in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. j. b. Spear,
Church street.
Mr.. Frank p. Pride, a student at the
Boston University law school has re-
turned to his home in this city for the
summer vacation.
Roy stevens leaves soon for Bangor
where he Is TO spend the vacation with
his aunt, Miss Ellen Payne, who is man.
ager at the Eastern Maine hospital.
h.h x,aI .I..<l1 .. Ie.kxw. Il-L
as u fish market has been raised ard re-
ceived u new underpinning, also q new
platform.
Mrs Edith Senter and children of
Massachusetts are the guests of her
mother. Mrs. John Watson, Main street.
Services at the Westbrook Methodist
church, Sunday as follows: Prayer meet
ing a. M; baptism of children and SER
mon to them by ths pastor at 10 30; Sun.
day school IL m.; Young Peoples meet
ing at O'Clock; followed with concert by
the children.
The Westbrook baseball team have ar
ranged game for Saturday afternoon
with the Portland Independents at $50
o'clock on the Scotch dill rounds
MIR. Charles w. bennett, formerly
superintendent of the old Westbrook
bingham mills, now agent of the mills at
North Adams, Mass, was in the city yes
terday purchasing some of the machinery
OF the 5. ID. Warren company, the present
owners of the Westbrook mills property.
he ). ID. Warren company have pur-
chased of Dir. Rufus *. Jordan the land
with brick foundry located on the
northerly side of Main street with certain
water power rights, the water 70 be taken
from the fume east of the leather board
mill.
Children's Sunday will be observed
Sunday at the Warren Congregational
church. In the morning a. 10 go O'clock
the pastor, Rev. W. q. Mann, will Jreach
sermon of particular interest to the
children. There win also be service of
the rites of baptism for children.
Mrs. Fred Chase OF Stone street, accom-
panied by her sons, Masters Henry and
Harry, have been visiting Mrs. b. II.
knight of Westbrook few days the past
week.
Mrs. E. e. Macintosh has been the
guests of her daughter, Mrs. b. Il.
knight, Westbrook.
Chester and Deering Roberts of Buxton
have been guests of Mrs. b. f. Knight at
Westbrook.
There will be Children's Day services
at Warren church, tomorrow. Iu the
morning the pastor will preach sermon
especially to the children, topic, 1.-the
Cross as Magnet, with various illus
trations. There will be baptism of
children, and presentation of bibles to
the baptized children of the church. 1t
viii be rally day for Sunday school.
A Sunday school concert will be- given in
the evening. The scholars have taken
much interest in the prepara ton for the
concert. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all. The front seats will be reserved
for the scholars,