The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
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GOTHAM.
Gorham Sent. 20 Cum berland
County Pomona Grange meets with
Pleas int River Grange Saturday, Sept.
g., opening In the 9th degree aud onn-
ferring the same. General business address
OF welcome by Annie l.. Morrell; reports
from grangers and for the good Of the
order; noon recess; ladies' hour; address.
| sub1ect-Is there too much Educafional
Work in tbs Oranges or not enough, By
Prot. W. J. Corthell; question for dis
cussiou, Wonld the Building Of the Mica
ragua Canal be of any Advantage to
Farming Interests of this country.
opened by Peter Stuard
The programme for the meeting OF
Gorham Grange, Saturday evening
evening, Sept. 80 is as follows:
Music. Miss Matte Houehto n
Reading, Mrs George Burnell
Dissatisfaction 60 handle ensilage corn
and MI the s'lo economically, S L..
Thombs, Frank p. johnson, Chns, w.
Winter Prospects Of the Women's Clubs
and how can the Grange profit by their
example, Mrs. Frank Johnston
A very pleasant wedding took place
| Monday evening at the residencs of Mr..
Lewis j. Files. the contracting parties
were Mr.. John s. Watson, prominent
| merchant at West Gorham, and Miss
| Annis M. Files. popular young lady OF
t3orham. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. George w. Reynolds, pastor OF
the Congregational church. The families
and q few immediate friends were present,
The presents were many and beautiful
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left amid showers
of rice for an extended wedding tour.
| The Republicans of Gorham will hold a
caucus at the town hall Monday, Sept.
| 25th at 2. so p. M, for the purpose of
choosing four delegates TO attend tho Dis
| trict Con vention at City Hall, Portland.
Mr.. james Wingste, formerly of Cor
ham and now one of the leading business
men Of Boston, Is visiting friends here.
The North Gorham and Standish fair
will he held at their grounds In GorhAm
| Oct. Sd and 4th.
MIR. Theodore Sbackfora and wife are
/ spending lew weeks in boston.
Mrs. Q. W. Roberts, Main street, is in
| Boston for short time.
| Rev. Mr.. Marshall, former pastor OF
North street church. is teaching his son
on Sschool street.
Dir. and Mrs ). P. Libby, Church
street, are spending few days with
| Mr.. O. W. Roberts has purchased the
fine residence of Mrs. Irish ON Prsble
street,
| DIR. George Lewis of South Berwick
WAS In Gorham Monday ON his way to
attend the International Congregational
Conference as delegate In Boston this
week.
Miss Sybii Higgins has returned from
a three weeks sojDurn at the Mountains
| Railroad Commissioner Cha dbourne
Is in Augusta on official business.
| AUGUSTA.
Augusta, Sept. 2o.-Dr. Gilbert Gaud,
reau was before the municipal court,
Tuesday morning, Sept. 10. charged with
wilfnlly violating the health laws of the
city In failing TO report three cases oil
| scarlet fever to the health officer, as Ii
specified in the laws. he pie lded not
/ guilty and "a very warm hearing was
| held in which Health Oifissr Randall,
DIR. W. II. Harris, president of the boprd
| of health, DIR h. j. Frederick an / Or.
Gaudreau par tinipated. Abe result of the
hearing was that DIR. Gaudreau was
directed by Judge Andrewa TO comply
| with the law and TO follow it % the iet-
ter In the future, and when in doubt be
careful to look Ii up, because there have
been previous complaints OF his neglect.
This was all that the prosecution wished