The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-12

Oehued the state Fair aft T,eS0Tstc1, las+
q e 81 A4 Foeta, 1nena were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank, Albert Cobb ana 1se,,+b ar S,1a -
ana Mrs. Kate Sk11lanrs- ~
- - sSssrU 70 = r1oay last on the farm
Nv M PieS - W ESosAt1a Chapman and owned
ssvan ocros 81 --.ls burning over six or
IL could be stopped fezrarv3fhi1,g Il 60 ~
tel0lnoly uIy now that great care should
DO exercised III setting tires.
SGANDISH.
~ olanolsn, SepUem ber II.-Standish Old
nome Association held a rneetinp Mon
day afternoon for the ,,sDose Of its+,1S,
TO the treasurer s res7anT. + and also ~ t7
stsoJ other business that was called IN
Nj. u. ~. "1D<ate, the treasurer OF tina
asSoO 'eI gave his report which was
soAy SASnr5 sL1 wang a balance In his
hands OF $l5 rs Anaono fae liner 1ta1ns
u ~. laoeresO was q proposition which has
. saloauy peen perfected to publish in a
pol nleO Ao Ha tbs exercises of the OBJ
SotNance Oh C1A Home Week, the pamDh-
4eO 20 contain e1gravlnus Of the exterior
ana interior OF the ssold church Stan
uIsn, 0vanulsn Neck and Bonny Eagle
~. eAloS ciis = humorous old residences.
An0H d new 1o1<4 was conceived of, that
OF marking the places of historic interest.
Ghe olu IorU, where the first physician was
located ana also the first pastor and his
SSnuron. MIS- - =. Dresser, Mrs. N. Il.
sawyer ana MI. e. r. Wingate were
CHOSEN as a committee to publish the
pamphlet, and Mr. J. W. Knight Rev
y, Il: Farker, Miss Theresa Thompson,
MT MI. y. ,. Sanb0rn and Miss Martha H.
AuSker Were appointed q committee to
pefleoO arran gements for marking the
places Of historic interest. The meeting
dent. F-09-
Schools at S6andish commenced today
elections passed of very quietly. The
vote was light Tor a presidential year
LIMERICK.
Limerick, September 11.-NIr. Herbert
4. COX, principal OF the Eliza school Of
| Richmond, Va , has been spending a few
days with his brother. the Rev, A, e.
COX, and LETT Tor nome on the 10Th.
.. Y dresser and wife, OF Freeport,
are enjoying q visit at Mrs. Dresser
father S, Chas- Hollands
Miss Nora Manson left on Saturday last
| LOT ner year 5 work as a teacher in the
franklin, school, Melrose, Mass. Her
sisters, Misses Ida and Louise Mason. of
| Maiden, are home for vacation visit. It
is always pleasant TO have them with us,
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Morton left for
Melrose Mass On Saturday, after well
come stay with us of five weeks. They
our village while here.
/ DR.. q. q. Colby Of Washington, d. c., |
is on his limerick farm for a few days, |
/ with his family. The doctor looks nearly /
as young as his staIWart sons.
The Rev. Leonard IlsIey, for over forty |
years a minister in Guadalupea Co., |
Texas. is home probably to stay, at Dea. |
| En0ch llsley s. he is 80 years OF age |
and IN very feeble health.
The ParsonsIe1d quarterly meeting of !
Free Bapt1sts convened with the Brown |
field church this week, will be attended |
by the Revs- Cox and Howard of this !
village.
Mr.. Irving Favor is critically Ill. He |
has been in poor health for a long time |
and his case Is thought to be hopeless.
A ball game all on one side was played !
on our grounds Saturday last, between |
the Limerick club and South WATERFORD |
nine. The score was n to against the |
visitors, and four OF their runs were
given them by called balls on full bases. |
Our town schools began yesterday. |
Miss Maude Johnston teaches the village /
grammar and Miss Louise SWasey tho !
primary; Miss Florence Weeks is at Hol-
landville, Miss Lucy Townsend at Perry S
Corner; Miss LOU dyer "a the birch, Miss |
Grace Mason at the Pierce school house, |
Miss Mabel Holland at the Hayes and /
Miss Eyie Staples at Emery's Corner. |
Miss Sara Bradbury assists Prof Hart
horne in the academy.
A very enjoyable ice cream social IN the
Town hall on the fourth Melted the
Ladies' Aid OF the Free Baptist society
nine dollars
Mrs, Eliza WadIeigh of Saco is visiting
her sons IN our village, Roscoe and
Henry Wadle1gh.
is as her childhood home in Limerick
with her sister, Mrs. Ida Perkins
Miss j. b. Libby moved her millinery
into the rooms over JOhnstOn's hardware
store on the tenth, where she Will be-
ready to furnish fall millinery and fancy
goods as heretofore.
Miss Helen III. Hills, q Boston teacher t
who has spent the summer at Mrs. Ellen {
M. Brown s popular boarding mouse, lett
for Boston on the tenth.
j. +. Dudley was home from Lewiston
to make us a voting visit and 80 secure a t
picker for his apples. I
The drought has brought the factory I
pond lower than ever before known, d
which has reduced the fish limits till t
wonderful catches Of bass and pickerel
are being made and the eaten OF horn
pouts is almost fabulous.
Fred H. Townsend has bought the S
Beachan lot in the burnt district on
Main street, and intends TO build In the y
spring He viii put a stock OF goods of
some kind into the vacated millinery e
store Immediately. I
The separations Of the fall time came
to Miss Jennie Swasey yesterday when
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Blake and son a
LETT Tor their own home IN providence, d
NORTH YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth, September 10 -
Schools in town commenced september 3,
with the following teachers NO. l, Miss
Parsons: No. 2. Miss Della Haskell of l.
GRAY: No. 4, Miss Ethel Kimball; No d
8, Miss Rankin; No. 9, Miss Susie KIM
Rev. W. III. Mcbride preached at Cum ,
berIand on Sunday afternoon. No SER B
vice was held here in the evening, as
great many Of the people wished to at le
lend the service at Yarmouth to hear DIR. -
Sheldon. "
Mrs. Samuel Chase and daughter, of
Portland are stepping at Mr. Win q,
True's. D
Mr.. Frank Hayes's family have the
whooping cough
PEOPLE are very busy filling their silos, Y
and q number of new ones have been of
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