The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28
Windham Electric Road Paying Its
Bills.
Contents of Milk Wagon
Spilled on Street.
Party Nominations For Truant
Officer.

At the Parcchial sob pol Moncay eve
ming n concert was held when the follow
ing Programme as rendered: Selection,
Lsmieux's orchos.raj onorua, "Sing Ne
Song of the South" Alice Sullivan. Mary
Burke, Elizabeth Jones, Nellie ann Mag
Vie Mogan, Mamie Burke, Kitty Sulli-
van, Masters Nayior and Mogan; Eliza
beth Hebsrt, acoompanist; recitation,
Miss Mary Byrne; vocal solo. Niles Flor
ence 6irard; econ songs, Miss Katie
Hebert; vosal duet, Sadie and Hattie
Mogan; tanjo solo, Master George Naylor;
vocal duet. "Tbs Two Orphans" Mamie
Burke and Katie Sullivan; vocal solo.
Master Walter Sullivan; orchestra Sc
lectrion; coon songs and ca ke walk, Katie
Hetert and George Naylor; piano solo,
Miss Bsrnadette Moresu; coon songs,
Misc Katie Hebert; recitation. Miss Flora
Deoormier. At in,ermisslcn Ice cream
and cake were served. The entertain
ment was given under the direction OF
Miss Mary Burke for the benefit Of st.
Hysclntne's school. Las; evening Honey
johnson. Billy Nickerson. Edward Quinn,
Henry Kinds and other ws1known tai
emit from Portland, gave fine entertain
msnt for the same objsot.
A dirsctor OF the westbrook, Windham
q Naples electric railway company stat
cd few days ago that the new road
since Its opening has certainly done all
that could be expected tor the first season
on the small amount Of track operated.
The read has paid all Its bills for opera
tion, maintenance and repair. The road
certainly has done well and the excellent
car service given It's patrons during the
winter has been appreciated.
The engine attached to a freight train
en- the mountain division Of the Maine
Central was delayed at Cumberland Mills
yesteid day afternoon fer nearly half an
hour en- account Of a hot box on one OF
the journals Of the tender causing thu
trouble.
A milk team driven by Mr.. Alpheus
Boothby OF Gorham vas overturned on
Bridge street early yesterday morning.
In turning from Main street toward
Bridge street In some manner the pung
either caught by the runners In ths car
tracks or clipped on the Icy s.rests and
caused the pung to tip over, and in con-
ly about the street. The horse attempted
to run away, but was ca1gtt near Nor.
ris's gam sire.
Rev. G. U. Phsian, Iastor of the LEGAL
Mesho list church Is To prsa,h Tuesday,
Wednesday ard Thursday evening at the
Free Baptist church at South Windhsm
under the uspioes Of the Y. p. s. Q. K.
OF thai church.
Miss Sarah Libby has gone to Cam
bridge, Mass. where she is to be the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Harry g. Fabyau.
She was accompanied by Miss Marion Ed
wa-ds OF Portland.
The regular meeting Of Beulah chapter,
o E S.,will be held "Wednesday evening.
A full attendance Of the officers is de-
sired as the degree work 10 to be Irac-
ticsd.
The senior and junior classes OF the
westbrooK High SCHOOL have ea'h pur-
ohased their class rings. While the set
tings OF the rings OF each class Is differ-
ent. the years 1900 and 1901 are the chief
distin gushing feature of the ings which
are very pretty.
Mrs. ALB. winslow is reported as quite
III at her home on Main street.
Little Myra Hasch Observed her fifth
birthday last Saturday afternoon ut her
home II Brown street. Ten Of her little
friends were entertained, games and 9TH
er amusements taking up the time. Re
frsshments were served during the after
noon.
The marriage Of Mr.. Domino Roy to
Miss Virginia Rioux occurred Monday
morning at the paroohial residence Of st.
Hyacinths's church. The ceremony was
p'rformsd by Rsv. Fr. A. d. DsCellss.
Rev. L. p. LinnehAn Of Biddeford was
In the city yesterday as the guest Of Rev.
Fr. A. ID. DeCelles.
The thermometer registered on the ave-