The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-06
HARPSWELI4.


West Harpswen, July AIRS. Annie
A1cAleny, Mrs. MaIa2rst Webber, Mrs.
Annie Fleming and her two children,
Lester and Mildred and Miss Mary Nc
Carthy from Boston, are roOming at Mrs.
Fred Merrinan S.
Mr. Seward Il. Field, from Portland,
is visiting at Mr.. Arthur Pahner's
Harvey l.. Webber, from Portland,
spent Sunday with friends here; also
Messrs IL. l. Webber, i. b Storsr and
Il. H. Webber, from u. $. Str. Geran-
ium, spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Jus tin Hinkley and wife and Mrs.
Milton Bradley are occupying their cot
tages at Shore Acres
Mr.. Pillsbury WAS at his cottage last
week for a few days.
Mr. Clarendon BIbber has four board
ers His sister, Mrs. Ezilda Hodgkins
has charge OF his boarding house this
summer.
Schools on the Neck closed Friday,
June Both.
East Wfndham, July 3-Mr VIM.
Sanley, formerly living on the Plains,
but now with his daughter Mrs. Sarah
Hawkes., passed away very suddenly at
about 10 80 Saturday night. MIR. Stanley
has been in feeble health for some time
but was considered as well as usual up
to this time. Mr.. Stanley leaves besides
his widow, one daughter and two sons
Mrs j. NJ. Pride returned home last
week, after spending two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs Edith Elliot.
Mr.. Elmer Hawkes. has a new bicycle.
Mrs. Charles Haskell, accompanied by
Mrs. Eugene Lamb spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs William Cook at
Casco.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N leighton Of Cum
berland street. Portland, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Mrs. f. A. Elliot's.
Mr.. Herbert Legrow was at the place
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Gilpatrick recently sold two
COWS to Mr.. q. M. Elliot.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, July 3-Alisses Bertha
and Fannie Sands who have been visit
ing friends in Gorhan, ret urned last
week, and Monday Miss Fantie started
for OH Orchard where she is to stay
this season.
Mise Name Boulter AMI Alice Barnes
went TO York Beach last Wednesday.
where they have work for the summer.
Mrs. James Mcguire and two sons, Of
Sandford, have been visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Hiram Goldthwaite and Mrs
Nathan Hooper, who have been spending
a few days with their sister. Mrs. James
Knight OF Pittsfeld, returned home Mon
day, July 2.
Mr.. K. Yibb9tts was the guest of Mr..
+. f. Ridl on last week.
Mr. i. d Tyler of Bowdoin OF is at
home Tor his summer vacation.
Miss Ethel Maddox is spening the sum-
ner with friends in GOrha1n.
Mr.. Il. Il. Graham of Portland spent
Sunday at his home here.
Quite number from this place attend
ed the reception of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
d. Hobson last Thursday.
STANDISH.
Sebago lake, July 5.-On July II the
Congregational ministers of Cumber
land county and their wives will, if pleas
ant, hold meeting here in the grove.
The morning will be given up to bust
ness. In the afternoon, Rev. Smith
Baker, d. D., and Rev Mr.. Wright, of
the ST. Lawrence church, Portland viii
talk The ladies of the church Will serve
dinner in the vestry. III stormy the ser
vices will be in the Congregational
church.
The Fourth was passed very quietly
here. The Hibern1ans Of Portland We're
out, but everything was very quiet.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wallace Strout, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. III. Dole, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hatch, Walter FifieId, MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Fifeld and Mr.. Chas. Harper were the
guests Of r. w. Il Shaw the 4th
d. w. Stanleys' father, of North Gray
died very suddenly Sunday night. Buria
services Wednesday.
Many of our farmers have commenced
haying and report the grass very thin.
All those wishing to send old residents
of this town an invitation for Old Home
Week should send the address to Mrs. N.
Il. Sawyer.
The steamer Louise, after being laid
off for repairs, came across the lake
Thursday morning, probably ready to
make her regular trip.
Mrs fred Smith will entertain the
Congregational Sabbath school Thursday
evening, If pleasat, at her home in Cor
ham.
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