The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-24
Officers Of Naomi Rebekah Circle
Chosen.
Annual Report of Board
of Health.
Death OF jeremiah II. Andrews
Friday.

Rev. S. n. Adams will preach at the
westbrook Congregational churcn SUNDAY
on "Reliqion for Man's Consideration. y
In the evening the subject VIII be "A
Bond Servant
Rev. Q. G. Pbelsn, pastor of the Mstho-
dist church, Is to preach Sunday morning
at 10. 80 O'Clock on the subject "Ths VAL
ne Of Liberty" Sunday school at IL M,
followed with Frances Il. Willard me-
mortal at 7o'olock, with an address by
Mrs. j.. HI. n. Stevens.
Court City of Westbrook. Order OF For
esters, held its postponed ball last eve
ming at Odd Fellows ball, West End.
Rev. Elliott X. Barbour, pastor OF the
Untver salist church, will preach Sunday
morning at 1850 O'Clock on the sui ject
"Little Deeds and Great Services. sun
day school at II. 40 q. M; Y. p. &. U. at
I'd. m. Subject, professional Ideals.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Rev. Abel w. Pottle OF
Bowdoinham to Miss Theresa Carr Whit
more Of that town. MIR. Pottle has served
two pastorates Of five years each over the
Methodist church of this city.
Miss Agnes N. Stafford OF Hoodfords re-
oitsd the "Pippa Passes" from Browning
last evening at the Westbrook Congrega-
tional church.
Mira, A. Q. Cloudman Of Cumberland
Mills sang several solos during the enter
tainment. The entertainment was highly
enjoyable throughout.
At the annual meeting of Naomi he
bekah circle held at the home OF Mrs. G.
b. woodman the following officers were
elected President, Mrs. A. A. Cordwen;
vics president, Mrs. George A. Calmly;
secretary, Mrs q. J. HezeIton; treasurer.
Mrs. Joseph Hezelton.
A special meeting of Naomi Rebekah
lodge Is to be held Monday afternoon at
8 o'clock for the purpose OF installing
the noble grand. who was unable to at
tend when the other officers were In
stalled. A full attendance Is desired.
The annual report OF the secretary Of
the board OF health OF Westbrook shows
the following: Population, 6.Sco. The
number OF deaths during the year WAS
1877. The following diseases were reported
during the year; D.phtheria. IL; scarlet
fever, @; measles, 8; tuberculosis, 8; ty-
phoid, 10; deaths from diphtheria. 0;
SCARLET fsver,0; measles, o; tubsrculosis. z;
typhoid, 2. Rules for the prevention OF
consumption have been issued by the
state board, and can be had of any ply.
sioian In the city.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Mary Labrock were held yesterday after
noon from her late residence. corner OF
Haskell and Pine streets.
The next meeting Of the Ammoncon'
GIN club is to be held at the home oil
Mrs III. Porter. domestic Scisnos"
will be the topic for the afternoon with
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Tolman in charge
DEATH OF JEREMIAH X. ANDREWS
Another aged and respected citizen OF
westbook died early yesterday morning
at his home. MIR. jeremiah X. Andrews
the deceased, was born in Great Falls,
N. H, August 81, 1911, and was son Of
Benjamin and Mercy Randall Andrews.
After leaving the public schools Of his
native town he was apprenticed to learn
the blaoksmith's trade, but subsequently
left that to learn the trade Of machin-
ist. MIR. Andrews located In Westbrook
in 1922, where he entered the employ Of
Whitney g. Rsade. then engaged In the
construction of the Westbrook Manufaot
uring oompany's plant and after the ma
ohinery was placed In running order, MIR
Andrews spun the first thread In the Few
plant. In 1885. with Mr.. John T.Gilman
he formed partnership In the mf ohinis
business, subsequently Mn:Gilman sold