The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-03
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered ~ Our Local
Corresponaents.
BUXTON.

BUXTON.
West Buxten, Jan IN. Paul r.
Palmer, who spent Christmas % his
ton last Tuesday.
Mr.. vasoo Berry is ss home for the
winter months.
Mrs. Bsthiah Iiobsos, who has been
quite sics. 10 recovering.
Mr.. Geo. Hooper Of Portland. and Miss
K'tte Deane OF Old Orchard, spent sun.
day with Mr.. and Mira b. y. Hooper.
Work on Mr.. Hsrsravss' mill Is sus-
pended for ths pressrt.
Mrs. wiliocok aud son, arrived bone
last Tuesday from her old home In Wells,
where sbs has been for several weeks.
A week Of prayer. bssinning psxt Mon
S.' s'iss'1 .sn Sss !. w c B. ss1d 81 the
A cottage prayer meeting. under the
auspices Of the Chris sian Endeavor soois-
ty. will be held al MIRA kCbas. Ingalls's on
Sch DOL street, January I.
Mrs. Frank Eogg and daughter, Of Au-
burn, are the guests OF hsr mother, Mrs.
1hs frst severe snow storm OF tAe sea-
son Is raging ct the present writing. AL
are hoping that 10 will result IN good
~. and Mra q. L. Thaysr and son.
Of Bonny Eagle, spent Sunday with Mrs..
NJ d. sawyer asAv
West Gray. Jan. 1 AT a regular meet
ing Of Gray Grange, No. Il. held Dec.
Msster-Frank N. Hawkes..
Oversesr-SAmuel Weymouth.
Lsoturer-Neilie A. Chapman.
btsward-Frsd II. RAmadell.
Asst. Stsward-Leland Chapman.
Chaplain-Lizzie A. Libby.
Treasursr-wiliard b. Swsetser.
Seorstery-Fannie ID. hcConky.
Gate Keepsr-William II. MoConky.
Pomona-Lissis MoConky.
FlorA-Carrie Webster.
Csrss-Lottis p. Hawkes..
Lady Asst Ssswari-Eiith M. Allen.
The ofiicsrs will be installed. Jan. y.
After the installation an oyster supper
Rev. Il. A. Chiids, assisted by Edward
revival msstisgs Tor the past week In
My tio hall. West Gray. 1hs meetings
have been very we'll attended.
Mr.. William A. Cobb, who has bought
Gus the meat market ut Gray Cornsr. iu-
tsnds to commence business Wednesday
Mr.. Heoras l.. Freeman has returned
home from Aiilinockett, whore he has
been working for the past three months.
Dry Mills, Jan. 2.-Mr. Charles Bald
win. who has been In Boston for son .
time past. returned TO his home In this
place last week.
Miss Flersnos Libby Of Boston, 10 Wis
it1pg At Mr.. w. H. Dow'A
II. U. Morrill, has made an assignment
for the benefit OF bis creditors. His store
In this place was put into she hands Of
the keeper. v. b. Mcdonald, Monday,
George IL. Hin Of windham, vas in
tho neighborhood during the middle OF
last week.
Bert Hill and Oliver Hanson of Win d.
ham, were In the place Sunday evening.
Milfrsd Thurlow, son Of Sewal Thur
low, died in this place last week. He
was n strong, healthy man, but was
taken with an attack Of pnsumoni.
s wSSa .on Of ~ s.Ms that has
died within the past month.
Mrs. n. Z. Morrill, returned from
Portland, Friday.
The young people have been enjoying
an extended period Of skating this sea
son, but at this writing IL looks as
though 1t was ended.
LIvERMoRE.
Livermore. Jan. i.-Bank Examiner
Tim berlaks's family Of Phillips, spent
the Christmas holidays with l.. 5. Shurt-
LEFT.
Mr.. and Mira. Robsrt Boothby, held
their wedding reception Saturday even
ing, Dec. %. They were the recipients
Of many valuable presents.
MIR. Frank Hisoook 10 getting out tim
Der for a new barn.
Cecil Shurtleff and Chester True, will
attend the winter term Of The Lsavitt
Institute. Turner Cen TIRE. sMe.
Edith Boothby, recent graduate OF
Harrington Normal school, has secured
q position ~ teacher In Atlantic City,
N. J.
TURNER.
Turper, Jan. 1.-The winter term Of
Leavitt Institute, commences Jan. ..
Wilson Post, q. A. r., will have a
public Installation of officers, Jan. ~.
The officers elect Of Turner Grange,