The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-03
WESTBROOK.

Miss Minetta X. Anderson, n teacher
IN the schools at Milton, ". H., Is visit
ing at the home OF her parents, on Has
kell street. -4ss
NJ iss Ethel winslow, Of North Adams,
Mass is visiting her aunt, Mrs Gertrude
leighton. Lamb street.
Mrs Charles l.. Fogg, Main street, Is
entertaining Miss Emma Small Of Bath.
Mrs. q. B. SWEET ana daughter Made
line, Of Portland, who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, John N. New
comb, Lamb street, on Thanksgiving
Day, have gone to Boston. en- route for
Vermont, where they Will spend the
winter.
Among the well known residents Of
westbrook, temporarily absent from the
city, who spent THANKSGIVING Day with
relatives and friends In this city, were
the following: Byron Anderson, Lexing-
ton, Mass; Perisy Anderson, Boston;
Miss Minnie Anderson. Milton, Macs.
Reginald Goodell. instructor at the Uni
versity OF Mime; DIR. Foster, Boston;
Harry Warren, Massachusetts, Technology !;
Dana Bailey and Melvin waterhouse,
Tufts college; Mr.. Il. O. Fogg, Boston.
DIR. A. +. Muroh has been entertain :
Ing his sister, Miss Lizzie Murch of White
Rock, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Davis have seoured
rooms at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frank, Forest street, for the
winter.
Mr.. Ernest Edwards of Boston has
been the guest Of MIR. ana Mrs. j. New
comb, Lamb street. during the past week.
The annual session of the York county
Adventist Christian conference will
meet with the Berean Advent church OF
this city, Thursday, December 9th, at
~ clock, and continue over the follow
ing Sunday. Preachers from other places
are expected In attendance.
Robert Campbell is Ill with diphtheria
at his home on Brsokett street.
Mr.. Lester Norton has been Obliged to
abandon his studies at the high school
on account of Ill health. At present he Is
working with his father in the DeeriDg
district.
Mr.. David Pullen has entered the en-.
ploy of s. +. Hopkinson. the local groo. r,
taking the position made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. Arthur knight.
Melvin waterh ouse, student at Tufts
college. has been the guest of his parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Warehouse,
Central strest, during thu past week.
Mr.. Eben GRAHAM and wife, of Lew
iston, formerly of this city, have been the
guests, during the past week, of Mrs.
Graffam's parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Minnick. Mr.. John Mlnnick of Thorn
dixie, Mass, was also guest on Thurs
day.
The Westbrook chorus recently organ
lied by MIR. e. o. Gushing OF Portland as
director held q successful rehearsal on
Thursday evening at the Universallsb
church. The new chorus numbers rs
and the prospects are bright for at least
"a hundred members. Active work is to
be done during the winter months and
1t is hoped that arrangements can be
made to unite with the Maine Musical
Festival The Westbrook chorus is made
up of the bes. talent @of the city, several
of the singers being well known public
singers.
The Westbrook High school football
eleven have concluded their seasons
work, their last game being played with
the Blddeford High school eleven Thanks
giving day afternoon at Biddeford. The
game resulted in draw, the score being
five to five. This is the third game
played with this eleven, the first being
won by the Riddefords by score OF to
0. The second game was also a draw,
neither side scoring. The boys have been
very fortunate In their work this season
having won majority Of the games
played.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Gallagher of Bath
have been the guests OF Mr.and Mrs. Cor
nelius Driscoll, corner OF Bracket and
Cross streets during the week.
The Cleaves Rifles. N. g. 5. NJ. at theiI
fair and entertainment recently held In
| Odd Fellows hall cleared $3.50. IL ii
now the purpose OF the company to hold
a military ball early in January. At the
meeting OF the company to be held on
Monday evening, Captain Graham will
appoint the committees TO arrange for the
ball, and the company will set the date
for the event. The company now has Q
fund of something like 500 which is OF
deposit with the Westbrook Trust com
pany, where 1t will remain until mex
March when 1t 1t viii be used towar;
paying the expenses OF the company on I
trip to Washington, ID. O., to attend tn
inaugural of President Mckinley.
The marriage OF Clark B. Eastman
Esq, of Cumberland Mills, well know
young Portland attorney lat law, and Mis-