The Portland daily press., 1900-04-11

the greater part Of her life hsre. She has
two brothers. Mr.. X. N. leighton and
Mr.. Enoch leighton, kwho reside here.
The funeral services were held at her late
re sidenoe In Massachusetts,.
MIR. and Mrs Ed Wilson and family OF
West Falmouth called en- relatives here
recently.
Miss Florence Leighton has gone to
Plsssantdale to assist her aunt, Mrs.
Mountfort.
Mr.. W. Il. Morrill, of woodfords and
Mr.. Fred Morrill, spent Sunday with theii
| parents here
Mr. Robert Low OF Dsering was 81 Mr.
! II. II. Morrilfs recently.
HARRISON.
Harrison, April g.-Fri lay evening.
April 6. the gentlemen OF the Congrega-
tional Social Circle gave supper and
| enter tai ument at the vestry. The enter.
tainment AZ well as the supper was \
oumplets SUCCESS. The exercises consistad
of songs, graphophone by II. ID. OAswsli,
which, by the way 10 great addition TO
an evenings entertainment, and In this
cass was fornished free BY MIR. Caswsli
DIR. j. p. Blake gave song with banjo
accom- pauiment, and there were songs
BY a quartetts. Mr.. Charles y. niArbls
of Bridgton delivered his lecture entitled
"Pork Mullen" on oil times down
South. Mr. Marble has been before Har-
rtAOn Mut AUNcE8A tAAhtA boAohos eAcAo
fore he knew what to expect and II there
was any one In ths ysstry thst did not
enjoy the leotnrs he must have eaten
tee much supper.
The entertainment was a SUCCESS hnsn-
cialIy. The funds go to the Ladies Circle.
GRAY.
Gray, April 10 AT the Republican
caucus, held Saturday evening, April
7th. the following named parsons were
chosen delegates to attend the INVENTION
to be held ct Lewiston: j. W. Stevens,
Chas. =. Pennell, B n. skininga The
following were chosen com mitlee Tor the
years: j. W. Stevens. David Huston.
Geo. X. Doughty, Albert II. Doughty,
Saml. Weymouth, L. W. Hill. secretary.
The last service In the old Congrsga-
tioal church will be held next SUNDAY,
April, 18th. The church will be deoorat-
cd and pictures Of the interior will be
taken for sale by tine Ladies' Cirole.
They also have pictures Of the exterior.
The funeral Of Mr.. John NeWbegin
occurred at his late residence Sunday
afternoon, April Stb. he has been In
poor health for the rast two ysArs. A
caused his death. Mr.. New begin was
born In Powbal, Me-, July 26tb, 1878.
rs has always been Democrat, and In
| 1858 he WAS elected to the legislature BY
that party from Olitown. de has been
q resident of Gray for thirty three years,
and was one of the influential and relia'
BILE men of cur town, He leaves vile,
two daughters and two sons.
Blu XTON.
Chicopee, April 10.-A warrant II
posted on Mr.. Gibbs store, calling for a
town meeting next Saturday, April IA,
at D. m. There ara IL articles lit.
TO choose q Moderator; cad. TO considei
tie petition OF W. 4. Hopkiuson and II
others, tt build new school house al
Chioopes; ard, to see II town will vote
to change the name Of the Chioopes
school house to N. G Watson; 4th, 90 SCI
II the town will vote to change the loea
tion Of the school house to the North
EimwOod on the estate OWNED BY Ars
Edmund Flood; 9Th. TO ses II town Will
vote to accept sum Of money offered by
Mas Watson and comply with h@r wishes
9Th, to sea II town will instruct thu
| Sohocl Board to maintain school at III!
Duck Pend school house; 18th, TO see II
town will instruct the School Board *
maintain school At the south Buxton
school house; 9Th, to sss IL town VIII
| instruet the Sohoel Board to maintain
| soaot at the Union school house; 9TH e
see II town Will vote 10 Increase the ap