The Portland daily press., 1899-08-18
WESTBROOK.

Mr.. and MIRA. @. r. Mariner Of this
city, who ere Spending brife vacation ct
their summer cottage on Peaks island en-
tersained Mia Lillian Chandler, 'viollnist
Of the Bndettcs. Sunday.
MIR. Fred Mariner, formerly OF this
oIty, but now of New York. will sail m
Saturday for "trip in Europe.
A largo portion OF the erruce plankIns
at the Cumberland street crossing of tho
Portlsnd & Rochester X. II. has heen
taken up and replaced by two inch pine
plank, which withsfands much better
the effects OF rain and sun.
Rev. j. =. Closhsy and family of Bid
deford are the guests o. Mr.. and Mira
Geo. Baseman.
Misses lase1yn Lnue and Rebecca Peels
are the guests OF Miss Annie Gilman at
North Conway. N. Il.
Messrs Charles Cobb and Frank Swan
nrs enjoying trip through the Inoun-
tains en- their wheels.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. W. Lamb were the
guests II ar. and FRS. William Bolton at
Mhita Rcos on Tuesday.
Misses Maud Swan aud Laura Snow
aro eojoying vacation at Bar HARDER
and Bangor.
Tho pro gramme for the falland winter
Of le99-le6O of the Ammonoongin club
is now In the hands OF the printer. Tho
meetings have been arranged for By the
executive committee and the names Of
those who entertain the club with respeo-
tive dates are to be printed in the pro-
grammeA Ihe committee on the oonrses
OF study Ia compossd Of Mrs Belle New
comb, Miss Elizabeth Griggs. Mrs. Ella
Hewas Mrs. Alice Titcomb, Mrs. Ida 4.
Calmly.
Principal H. i. Berry and family Of
the manual training school havs moved
Into the Dinghy house on Rochester
street.
"a crew OF men with teams ara engaged
In excavating and grading for the stand
ard guage track which is 20 te laid in the
yards of che s. d. Warren paper company
for tine mss Of their tramway cars. This
rail has arrived and the track win bs laid
at once.
Tho White House boarding house Is now
closed, the landlord, B. @. Gay. having
surrendered his lease and gone to Var.
mouth where be Is managing the hotel IN
| that town. The hotel is now undergoing
| quite extensive repairs and 1t Is hoped
that new manager VIII be secured soon.
Ex-alderman George A. MoCubrey and
wife have returned from four weeks
tripin thu eastern part OF the state
During their absence from the city they
have visited at Fort Fairfield, Caribou,
Presque Islo and other places, this region
being Mr.. McCubrey's old home.
The Wsstbrook and Sonth Wlndham
electric road Ia using power furnished by
the Portland Railroad company for few
days until the generators of the Westbrook
Electric Light and Power company which
have been burned out recently can be re-
placed. The railroad has all the power
1t Weeds and without any serious loss tc
the Portland Railroad company.
The funeral services over the remains o.
the late Miss Alice Luetta Sturgls were
held Monday afternoon at the home O.
her parents on church street. The ser
Vices we're largely attended and there wa
a profusion Of flowers. The services
were conducted by Rev. O. @. Phelan
pastor OF the Me thodist church. Musi,
was furnished by quartette compose
Of Messrs Joseph Hezelton Jr.. W. w
Gutter, III las Phinney and Miss Pennell
| The pail bearers were Messrs. w. w
Webb. John d. Knight, W. o. Ray ant
VIM. Thorne. Tho burial was at Wood
lawn cemetery.