The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-04
SANFORD.

situation in the paper mill At Climber.
land Mile.
5ANEoHD.
sprinavsls. April All . pretty rough
are In bad eoedition,
The measles are doing quite a business
here, and there are many cases OF grippe
and pneumonia. some very severe once.
Rev. k. N. Trafton, pastor Of the Free
Baptist church, will remain here another
Willis A. Fogg caught q pickerel Ia
Square Pond last week. which only
lacked = ounce Of weie hing I've pounds.
Hon. CHARLES A. Frost and wife are ex-
pected home from their trip to the Pa.
oiic coast this week.
At the third meet Ing the town OF
Sanford which embraces Spripgvaie, sue
oeeded In e'eotirg the required NUMBER
Of teieatnsen. JGdgs Geo. W. Hanson. ex-
Postmaster ElpA Harris and Hon. Eu-
gene nj. 6oodsll.
Mrs.. o. 4. Hayward, who has been
spending the wintsr with her daughter.
Mrs. Wineate, IN Nashua returned nom
last week but little improved In htalth,
kevs. j. +. Cookraue and N. w. Whit
TENT re, Miss Lsttie Thompson, Mrs. A.
=. Mead and Della Ham, attended the
Installation services OF Rev. Il. L..
kfumreig ct the First Bsptiss church
In shapleish, wednesday Of last week.
BUXTON.
Chicores. April 2.-Ths NJ. L. church
held thsir Quarterly Conference Sundsy
and Monday, DR. Ihayer preaching at
this church on Sunday evening and Moo
day nfterr DON, TO very fair audiences.
he business session was held after toe
preaching service on Monday afternoon.
A cordial invitation was extended e.
ths Prssiding Elder to return the present
pastor for the next year.
Mrs.. sarah Pennell. who has been with
her daughter, Mre. Vim. Phinney, Peri
land, for some weeks, returned Rome on
Nc ndsy AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Minnie Mcclellan is sick with
grin.
Mrs TatItha Watson has been u ,k the
~ st week, but Is little better ct present
writing
Miss Helen Hnl. former school teach
tr, spent several days at Mas Wstson's,
and called on her old friends in the
ntighbsrhood.
Mar. Leon Psi1e is much better. 81
much so that he was at church Sunday
moTI 1g
Our neigh bors around us are talking
very strongly of having n rev school
house, and have sent pstitlon ID the
selectmgn TO CAL q Fpzoial mestisg to te'
II town Will vote money fer the san z.
Il 30 greatly needed, and we hope TO zee
IL built this summer.
ihe Ladies' Circle held a buslness
meet Dg on Monday AFTERNOON. at which
it was decided to osspuns the supper and
far that was II be held on April ilth,
until the travelling becone l mo:e settled.
WINDaAM.
Windham, p-il 3.-1ee meetings tat
Friends church here continued this week
and have besn interesting and profitable
Rev. George Farr and Mr. Frank Cook
of Lswii ton attended the sessions en- the
Sabbath.
Mrs Laura Mcdonald OF Sebago Lake
vas the gnelt of Mr. and Mrs. ID. Il.
IuteJ oTer the sabbath.
Mr. and Mira. Jahn IeIrow visited
Nindtam friends this week.
MIR Aiphonso J Rian OF Portland was
here on Monday looking after his PREFER.
~ intrreStl
Several oesss Of gripp nre reported.
Rev. MIR kpliz Of Portland was present
at FrienGs' meetirg on Thursday.
Master Charles Mebb Of brunswick has
been visiting his relatives u. Windham
Centre OF late
NJ. Nathaniel Cobb Ia able to be ou.
again fer bis So, Gus Illness.
Miss Abby Garland Is at her father s
home for time.
south Win1bRm, bpril 3.-The citizens
Of South MindhAm ars glad TO IeErl that
Depnby Sheriff Chas W. Jones mas o.:
&c ed ell SLOT machines out OF this place.
wINDHAM CENTRE.
Wlndhsm e. Etre. April b. Mss iiaud
Store IL sisitins friends In W'stbrook
Miss Florence Kimb1li Is boarding at
Mr. GesrRe Haasou's for q brisf weeks
through the bad travelling
Miss Maude Kemp also has room at
Mrs. Augustus SHOWS,
TIA HIGH eohnnl kaUAn Monday with
the slms teachers as last term. and tie
primary with Miss LIZZIE knight.
Rev. George Barr will be at the
Friends church. Sunday. April Sth.
Mrs. Louisa Hawkes. has peen spend.
ing several days n Portland
Mrs. George L. Hanson is at South
WindhAm.
WEST BUXTON.
At Buxton Republican caucus the
following delegates were chosen to at
tend the state convention at Iewifton /:
Captain j. y. Warren. Il. J. Ieavftt,
A. j. Perry. 4. V. Smith and Fred ID.
Shepard.
Snow ami los are fast disappearing
from the roads and fields with no present
fear of another frashet this year.
IRE Hollis side wooden mill Is be in2
started up for the sfason.
The new waolen mill ON the Buxton
side 10 TO be supplied with steam piping
at once.
The Saco Valley Creamery has been
Lawyer q. +. Weld has moved his
library up to his house
Joseph Islands has had n relapse from
IL Nokr Of La