The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
The High School Cadets Give Sue
ceSSfuI SOtiable.
Services at the Churches
Tomorrow.
Well Known Physician Danger
ously Ill-Personal Items.

The next meeting OF the Ammoncongin
club Is 90 be held at the home Of Mrs. Ella
Harmon. The subject is TO be Oliver
wendali Holmes, with Mrs. Winifred
Cordweil In charge.
Ex.Mayor A. A. Cordweil, Westbrook's .
rspressntative-elec TO the Maine legisia-
ture, has been In Augr sta during the
past week making arrangements for head
quarters.
Mrs. Joseph Gaudreau has returned
from the Maine General hospital where
she has teen for treatment during the
past few weeks.
Mrs. Robert p. Tibbetts, who has been
tne guest of her daughter in this city, has
returned to her home in Sherburne, Mass.
Mrs. Lewis p. Huston and daughter
Esther of Portland. have been the guests
of Mrs. Huston's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
q. Il. Quinby, Mechanic street.
Mr.. Temple H.Snow, the local plumber,
has returned from his business trip TO
Boston.
MIR. William Smith is to move his family
into the King house on Bridge street, re-
Gently vacated by Mir. Edward Libby.
The new boiler house for the Dana
Warp mills has been completed. The
building Is 40 by 20 feet and has capaoi-
ty OF $50 horse power. A crew Of men are
at work now In changing over the gear
ing of the new mill. 1t is expected that
operations will be commenced In the new
mill early In December.
The regular church services are to be
held at the Westbrook Universalist church
| on Sunday. In the evening the pastor,
Rev. Elliott b. Barber, is to deliver the
| next lecture In the course recently COM
menced by him, subject: lis Honesty
the Best Policy"
The westbrook High School cadets held
an enjoyable social last evening at the
Westbrook Opera house, which was we'll
attended. In connection with the sociabie
a gypsy camp was established where foi
small sum the fortunes were told to the
seekers after hidden mysteries. A neat
sum Of money was realized as result OF
the social. 1t is the intention of the
cadets to hold several similar events
during the winter months, using the
money for the annual encampment OF the
company during the coming summer.
| The funeral services Of the late Mrs. ID.
W. Hunt who died on Thursday at ths
age of 50 years, are to be held this after
noon at two o'clock from the late resi-
dence on Cumberland street, Cumberland
Mills Rev. q. +. Parsons, pastor OF the
Methodist church is to conduct the SER
vices. The burial is to be In Woodlawn
cemetery.
! DIR. John Swan for twenty years or sc
actively engaged in the practices OF msdi'
cine in this city Is very dangerously Ill al
his home, Dr. Swan has been In feeble
health for over two years and for the past
few months has besn a constant sufferer
He abandoned his practice soon after be-
ing taken sick. His physicians say that II
is only a question OF few hours between
life ana death.
At the Universalist church Sunday at
the morning service at 1880 O'Clock there
tor, Rev. e. B. Barber on the subject
Personal Responsibility" Sunday
school at 1i.45. Lesson study, "Ths len
Lepers Cleansed," Col. 1898. Lecture al
p. M. subject Ills Honesty the Best
Policya" Excellent music at this service
Miss whitnsy will sing solo with flute
obligato. Everybody invited.
Rey. VIM. q. Mann, pastor of Warren
church, will exchange with Rev. G. W.
Reynolds OF Gorham, Sunday morning,
and will preach at West Gorham In the
afternoon. Arrangements have been
made for special evening services begin
ming tomorrow night. There will be q
praise service under the direction OF
Prof F. l.. jackson. The pastor Will
preach series OF sermons on the Great
Parable. The topic of the evening SER
mon tomorrow will be Choices