The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25

Aiss Issz Bolton Of Portland visited
frisnds here Sunday.
Mis. Harding. State street. wife Of
Postmaster Edward Harding, is passing
few days with frisnds In Boston.
Reuben Marshall Of Ksnnebunkport
spent Sunday with his son, ON School
street. Mr.. MArshall was pastor Of the
North street Methodist church six years.
Mr.. Walter Cobb Of Boston was In Cor
ham Sunday.
Mr.. Chase, Q pupil Of the Portland
High s1hool. spent sunday with Prof.
Russsil, Main street.
Mr.. L. MiDiken Of Kennebunk pafssd
Sunday with bis parents on ROBBIE street.
A. Drown has moved bis carriage and
sleigh business 10 shop near abe railroad
station. =
Letters rsmsining In 9ornam post
Office April 30, are Mrs. Elmira Cole,
Mrs. .Garrst Vslist.
Mr.. Janis Thomas. Main street, has
returned from fishing trip at Ssbago
Lake.
This many friends Of Mir. David Estss
and son will be PLEASED t. learn of their
safe arr isal In hoston. Friday, By steam
ship New England. ME-. Estes has been
abroad four months.
have returned from the annual confer
enoe ct Gardiner
The snnusl nesting of the Village
CORPORATION WAS held at the High School
building Monday evening. Clerk Of the
Corporation Charles e. Coub called the
meeting to order, aud John a. Waterman
was chosen moderAt1r. The following
were elected cfficers for the ensuing year:
Clerk--Chariss ". Cobb.
Asssssors-G. III. Parker, GeCrRe IL.
Griffin, ID. Philip Laws
Collector-Pbineas 1. Paine.
Treasurer Charles II. HARDING.
Auditor-WiIlaTd W. Woodman.
Fire Mardens-Wp1. p. h. Robe, II. p
johnson, Charles u. Alden, K. r. Han
: n, ". A. Ridlon.
1t was voted to raise 81 COZ for hydrauts
and si00 for contingent expenses.
The Massachusetts, branch OF the alum
nj association Of the Gotham Normal
school, will hold It's annual tanqust Ia
Boston next Saturday evening. Princi.
pal w. q. Cortheli iDtends to be PRESENT.
the members Of Pine Tres chapter will
II eet at Masonic hall, Thursdsy, April
%, at 0. M, for the transAt ton of busi-
ness.
Next Saturday night will decide tire at
tendance contest Of 6orhnm grange. 1t
was rumored last week that Mr. Chafiin's
side had ordered barrel Of CLANS for the
supper the nrst Saturday in May.
Mr.. VIM. n. Lsagist, Main Ftrest, has
returned from fishing trip to Sshago
lake, and reports very large fish story,
which is not questioned. Nelson Il. Wat
erhouse OF Mssbrook, who has been stop
ping with Landlord Georgs Mchenney
(Sandy Beaoh), North Setaso. osusht
and landed the largest fish of the season.
Ia female salmun), length 20 inches,
depth s inches, thick ness 4 l-2 inches.
1t weighed Is pounds This WIS Mr..
WAREHOUSES first fishing tour at Sebsgo
Lake.
Mr.. Chester Parker, Hiram Woodman
and N. Kanniford have returned from a
visit to the conference at Gardiner.
During thsir absence they visited the
Soldiers home at Togua
Mr. Henry jose, Hish street, has sold
his farm at South Gorham, and has
purchased the large inklsy house on the
corner Of Main and Elm streets.
Mr.. william and Harry L. Day sold
Charles Higgins Of Standish i've very
nne horses last SatI rday.
Mr.. Alvin Files Of Portland was the
uest last Sunday of Mr.. and Mra Daniel
Doughty. Pine street.