The Portland daily press., 1900-01-12
NAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
NoRLEBoRo.

NoRLEBoRo.
Nobleboro, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Alice Rolf
and son, are Ia south Gardner. for the
winter.
Emma Chapman from Portland, spent
a week at her fathers, Deacon Alden
Chapman, recently.
jackson Plummer, q respected farmer,
d,ed Dsc. 1tss. aged 81 years.
Frank Gueuthner Is home from Port
land.
Geo. W. Oliver has sold one hundred
thousand pine logs to Bath parties. and
10 hauling to the creek.
Henry Rollins has sold one hundred
thousand pine logs to c. q. Robbins,
Bristol, and Is hauling them on to Pema-
guild pond.
Ms. Luella Morang and child, who have
besn at her fathers l.. j., Guenthner, has
returned to her home In Evere.t, Mass.
Elizabsth, vito Of Thomas q. Pillsbury.
died Jan. 4th, aged 81 years.
L. v. Pufrsr is In Portland, where he
has situation.
Perkins and Blanchard are buying po-
tatoes to ship.
Jan. 10th and no snow to make sleigh.
ing.
vINALHAVEN.
Vinalhaven, Jan. s.-Mrs. John Clark
met with severe accident friday night
in going from her home across the strest
60 the psrsopage, about 2 o'clock p. m,
when she slipped and fell, breaking her
wrist very badly and spI aiming the other,
besides hurting her knee and shaking her
up generally for lady advanced IN years.
Is was q narrow escape from death. DIS
Jyford and Raymond were summoned
and set the broken bones and made her
as comfortable as possible.
Despite the dull times in oCr town the
town officers feel very much encouraged
on the financial outlook for this yer and
hope 20 DO able to meet all expenses and
have small surplus over.
The following officers were installed In
De valois oommandery, X, T.. Friday
evening, Jan. 9Th, BY Il. Sir Frederic 5.
Walls, Past Grand Comman Ter OF the
Grand Commandery Of Maine, with Past
Commander. L. II. Lyferd, rs Grand
Capt General:
Z. C.-Sir s. A. Crawford.
Gsn.-R. W. Wiley.
Capt. Gen.-Sir Chas. Libby.
s. W.-Sir II. l.. Raymond.
]. W.. II. Sanobrn.
Prelect-Sir W. 5. Carver.
Treas.-Sir L. L Libby.
Recorder-Sir Chas. Littleefild.
S.B.-Sir r. J. Orbst ton.
5. R-Sir r. s. Hamilton.
W.-Sir II. W. Fiteld.
Sentinel-Sr W. Ii. Brown.
Capt Gen.-Sir /. q. Gledden and Sir
l.. X Roberts.
After the installation ceremonies which
had been interspersed with music and
la, I'D rn ha Inn N.
Duet hall where very tine chicken sup
per awaited them, provided BY the wives
Of the Sir Knights, after which social
hour was prvfitably spent.
BRowNFIELD.
Browniield, Jan. 10.-Lumbermen are
waiting anxiously for snow, although
the light fall Of snow q few days made
good slsighing and aided lumbsrnen to
some extent.
Farmers and dairy men are filling their
Ice houses this week. The last few GOLD
days has rendered the Ice Of very tine
quality.
The SockaIexis concert company gave
a very interesting entertainment Monday
and iuesday. The whistler Is possessed
with almost phenomenal skill, with clear
tones that eo2ld be heard In all parts Of
the hall, and in perfect time and tune
The audience were we'll pleased.
ID. w. Trip. fish warden, 10 making 1t
Interesting for those that have been ac-
customed to fish through the Ice for
piokerel. The recent law in regard to
fishing does not seem to be wcll under
stood, and some may have violated the
law uuintentionally.
BALDWIN.
East Baldwin, Jan, 10 After nearly
year of sickness Miss Susie Drost passed
to the higher life, Jan. 8, aged seventeen.
tod nh fxun vas re m
she at once united with the church and
Christian Endeavor society. She was
consistent member Of both, being always
anxious TO do all in her power to atu the
cause OF the Saviour she loved. She en-
tered the Standish High school In the fall
of '9S and had just commenced her second
term, when taken with the typhoid fever,
terminating b in consumption. Funeral
services were held Wednesday, at the
East Baldwin church, Rev. Mr.. Good-
win officiating. Upon the casket restei
a bunch Of seyent en- dainty white carna-
tions, the gift of the teacher and students
of the High school wh2 attended In a
body, also seventeen pink roses given by
the Christian Endeavor Society and the
Sunday school. A mother, two sisters
and a brother are left to mourn.
Hw wINDHAM. ;ss
East Windham. Jan. 11.-Miss Mabel
knight. primary teacher In the South
Windham school, is having two weeks
vacation on account Of scarlet fever In the
school.
MIR. Lester A lien who Is attending bus
mess college in Portland spent several
days at his home on the Plains, reoe ntly.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Elliot Is spending few
days this week with friends In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harmon have
moved TO Popeville, wheie they will &C.
curry Mrs. Lydia Pore's house
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Stanley. were
the guests OF Mrs. Vim. Stanley, short
time ego.
from the river this week.
POLAND.
Poland, Jan. 1i.-Bussiness Is booming
at the new plant of the Poland Dalry Go.