The Portland daily press., 1900-04-11

preparation for the support If bridges;
10th, to see II town Will vote to build .
boat lapding and build river wall at
West Buxton; 18th. to see IL town will
vote to accept the sum Of $500. from tbs
estate Of the klats samuel Hanson, and
tn sxpend the interest Of the same annu
ally in repairs and improvements upon
tho lots and fence In the Buxton Centre
cemetery: 18th, to see IL town will vnts
to paint the iron bridges at Bar MIL,
and Sal mon Fall, and raise money for
the same.
Mrs. Alexander Penrsll arrived home
lsst Saturday after o long visit ct her
daughters In Portland
Next Sunday the pa stor expects to
preach an Easter sermon. 1t 10 his last
Sunday this conference year.
Miss susie n. Aobott OF Bonny Eagls
spent Sunday with the ily Of Rev.
Hm, Bragg.
West Buxton, April l0.-Ths Hollis
hieh school began Monday. April 2, with
full attendance, o olsss Of sixteen being
admitted this term. MIR. IL. Harmon OF
Buxton 10 the principal.
Sickness prevails to quite an extent In
thia vicinity and keeps tbs doctors busy.
This funeral services Of Mr.. stephen
Hooper, whose death occurred LASS Tues-
day at 4 so a. m, were held at the School
street churoh last Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton officia ted. MIR. Hooper
was In bis eighty-third year.
Mrs. ]. l.. Dixie and daughter have
been spending the past few days with her
parents ut the Hobson house.
All were glad to hear the old mill ball
ring once more calling the operatives to
their work last Aoday morning.
MIR. Wesley rarbox and son Of Bridgton
are In town.
Mr.. Daniel Pike of WindhAn, came
Monday and Is TO have his household
goods brought here at an early date.
Mira. william Tracey OF Burrlil vile. X.
l., 10 visiting friends In this Vicinity.
Mr.. l.. d. Tyler Of Bowdoin '0l, 10
spending his vacation with relatives in
this place.
WINDHAM.
windhsm Centre, April i0.--Aessrs.
william q. Hawkes. and Jesse II. Ayers
are ct home from friends school for the
Easter vacation Of ten days.
Mr.. Jason N. Pride has been 81 home
Miss Edith M. Hawkes. is 9, home
from Woodfords. where she has been at
work for q week.
There will be sociAbIe at the Grange
hall Friday evening, April 18th.
Mr.. Walter Rogers returned Monday
from kennsbunk, where he has been
working for the past six months.
Mrs. VIM. Morrill, lie critically Ill at
th Is writing.
An EastsF concert will be given at the
Friends' church Sunday afternoon, April
10th.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, April 10.-Mr. Henry L.
Forhan has gone 70 Canso, N. s., and
other places in the provinces. where he
has several lobster packing houses.
They will probably oom msnce work ct
can making ct Forhan's CORN factory this
week.
Mr.. Harry L. Harmon has returned
to Hartford Conn.
MsssEs. Guy Chapman and Irving
Hayden have returned to their schools.
Nearly every home In thia vicinity has
| been visited by the prevailing epidsmio,
severe colds or La grippe. There are many
slcK at present writing.
Miss Abbie Phpney died At the hom .
of her niece. Miss Anna Leach. March
3Oth. She was highly respected lady
and had many relatives and friends in
| the comm unity. The funeral services
we're from the house, conducted BY Rev.
James Albert Libby. The tnterment was
at Evergreen osmstsry.
OHEBEAGUE.
Chsheagus. April i0.-Ws nots With la
tsrsst the new industry that IL taking