The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-11
WAIVE TOWNS.
rsems Of Interest Gathered BY Our Loo
eel Correspondents.

Hollis, December. 1O-Lester Moulton
has moved from Clark's Mill into the
house vacated by Harry Carter and
entered the employ Of l.. L. bradbury.
Il. ]. earle attended the Pomona
Grange At Newfieid, Thursday. He re.
ports good sleighing and plenty OF snow
there for business Owing.to the heavy
weight OF snow on the trees he was
obliged TO chop his way through In many
places In WATERFORD from the Brick
Tavern TO the Little Ossipee River he
notified MIR. Eugene Strout one or the
seiectmen and found the road cleared on
his return.
This town Is to lose one of Its active
business citizsns, .Lucien Clark who
was married Wednesday evening, to Edith
Locke and will begin housekeeping In
Dayton.
William Dennet OF WATERFORD has been
appointed foreman OF the X. X. Section
and moved into the earle house on the
Cape road.
ing had lively talk under the direction
OF the lecturer, the topic was free delivery
of rural mail and so enthu siastic did the
members become that the grange voted
TO hold publ meeting Wednesday, Dec.
12th at two O'Clock and TO invite the pub
llD III anu II vi AuNS6ttkotieA ~ Vs.
thought best to at once take the proper
steps TO obtain delivery all irterssueo
are invited.
York Pomona Grange meets here
Thursday, Dec 27th., IL being the annual
meeting aud election OF officers large
gathering is anticipated.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
New Glou csster, December 7th.-Mr.
SeweIl Gross who died Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
will be buried from his home at Upper
Gloucester this afternoon. Mr.. Gross has
lived to the ADVANCED age OF w years.
He has been always an excellent citizen
highly respected by all who knew him.
For many years he was postmaster at
Upper. Gloucester and also had store
He leaves wife and two sons Charles
of New York aud Grenville OF Chicago.
Mr.. Albert u. True principal of Blue
hill Academy is at home for the holidays.
LIMERICK.
Limerick, December IA very pretty
wedding oocurred ip this town Wednes-
DAY. the 9TH inst at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis 9. Richards, when their
daughter VestA Estelle, was united In
marriage TO Mr.. Lewis j. Hanson Of
North Conway. The ceremony was per-
formed at high noon, by the Rev. A. X
Cox, pastor Of the Free Baptist church
in the presence of the relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride was very becominkly attirsd in a
dove gray suit, trimmed with white silk,
and carried beautiful bouquet OF roses
acted az maid of honor, and the wedding
march was played by Miss Rose Moulton.
A wedding reception followed the cere-
mony, to which the numerous friends OF
the bride came TO extend congratulations.
The wedding presents were numerous
ft.l ~f~ - nn Of oils q
and silver pieces, table linen, etc. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson TOOK the o % p. m.
train from Cornish depot for North Con-
way, where they Will reside, May good
fortune, health and happiness attend
them, is the desire OF their many friends
Last Tuesday, the 4th inst occurred
the meeting Of the North York 5. ;.
Convention at the Free Baptist church.
A very Interesting programme was
given, among the speakers being State
Secretary l. N. Halliday, who delivered
lectures In all three sessions. Kew. Geo.
h. Goodwin OF Limington, tev. X. 5
Drisko of Alfred and other interesting
speakers also gave addresses during the
nesting. A union choir from the Free
Baptist and Congregational churches, as
sisted by the smale quartette, furnished
the music.
Wednesday night, Dec. 18th, the young
men OF the Congregational society will
l
vestry for the purpose of raising funds
for the purchase of a plano for the yes
try. The supper will be ready at d. 10,
and the entertainment Will follow, con-
sisting of readings, solos, male quartettes
etc. etc Come every hody, and rest as
sured a good time Will be given you.
s. j. Furlong 10 somewhat better OF bis
quite serious Illness, and we trust Will
soon be out again.
Mrs Charles Feloh, who has been sick
for quite long time, is SO far recovered
that she is able TO get out on pleasant
days
After long and very painful illness
MIR, Erwin Favour passed away last Sat
urday. MIR. Favour has long been q resi-
dent of Limerick, and man Interested
in every good word and work. His loss
will be incurred by large circle as the
departure OF loyal frisnd, good citizen
and a man honorable In all his dealings.
The funeral will be held next Tuesday
at his late home.
SEBAGO.
East Ssbago, December 10.-A very