The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-26
WESTBROoK.
Death Of Lewis Pease
Warren.
Charles Anderson Appointed City
Forester.
II. s. Cadets Return
From Encampment.
Invitations to Wedding Of Well
Known WestbroOk Couple.

| The young son OF Daniel p. Cram was
run over by a carriage at the corner o,
Main and Brackett street yesterday
forenoon but was not seriously injured.
| MIR. George Lord and Miss Eiinor Lewis
were married at the Warren Congrega.
tional parsonage Saturday evening at s
o'clock by Rev. w. q. Mann.
Mr.. II. W. Cousins and wife Of Frye
burg spent Sunday at Cumberland Mills
as the guests Of Mr.. Cousins nephews.
Rev. s. N. Adams and Mr.. II. 4.
Bcynton with their families have gone to
Higgins Beach where they are 20 occupy
the skinner cottage for several weeks.
| Mrs. winifred Cordwell accompanied
her husband to Boston yesterday where
they are to be the guests of Mrs. Nellie
formerly OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. q. Starr, the Cumber-
land Mills druggist, and daughter Ella,
left yesterday for brief visit with
| friends In Massachusetts. While away
they will attend the commandments Mt
the Friends school where their daughter,
Miss Marion, graduates.
Miss Ethel Knight OF Mt. Holyoke
college has arrived home for the summer
vacation.
| Miss May Tolman daughter of Judge
J. ii. Tolnap has returned for the sum
mer vacation from her Studies at Colby
college Miss Tolman was accompanied
by some of her school friends who are to
enjoy a brief visit mt Mr.. Tolman' cot
| tage at Trefethen's landing, Peaks Is
Land.
The members Of the Ammoncongin
club and their families are to leave on
the Q clock car Thursday morning con-
Meeting with the 10 o. clock boat for Peaks
| Island where the annual field day Is to
| be held.
Rev. W. g. Mann, pastor of the Warren
Congregational church is to attend the
commencement exercises of his alma
mater, Colby college, this week; al.
the bDth anniversary exercises of the Zet.i
Psi fraternity OF which he is a member.
Mr.. Mann expects to return Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Lewis Pease Warren died Sunday
morning at his home ON Longfellow
street at the age of SO years. Mr.. Warren
had been in failing health for many
years but the illness did not take a seri-
GUS turn until the last of the week. Mr..
Warren was son of the late John and
| Eiinor Lamb Warren.
| He was educated in the public schools
and at Parsonsfield academy. In 1925 in
company with the late Cyrus King he
entered the dry goods business, oontinu-
| ing until five years later when he took
the manage nent Of the Homestead fam
where he has since resided. AT the death
Of his father in 1915 he came into joint
possession with his brother of large
number of estates and mercantile puT-
quits He has been engaged in several
manufacturing enterprises in this city
In 1874 he married Sarah Turner, daugh-
ter of Sarah and Henry Turner OF Otis
field. He leaves to mourn his loss John
| A, Albert F., Leila A. Warren. Edna
A., wife of Benjamin +. Joy of Ellis
worth and Cora B.. wife of Albert
Hawkes. of Cliftondale. Mass.
The funeral services are to be held
Wednesday afternoon at IL O'Clock from
his late residence, Longfellow street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Doran died Sunday at
her home on Ash street of consumption
at the age of % years. She is incurred by
a husband and two small children. The
funeral services are to be held this morn
ing at s O'Clock from St Hyaeinthe's
church. Burial at st. Hyacinthe's Came
terry, Stroudwater street.
The following invitations are being
held in this city: You are cordially in
vited to be present at the marriage cere-
mony Of Alexander @. Wilson and Eliza
beth A. Sullivan at st. Hyacinthe'
church, Westbrook, Me-, Wednesday,
June "a, 1900, at $50 o'clock. At home
after July Is at 81 Brown street, East
city being employed at the 5. ID. Warren
paper mills. He also deyotes q portion
OF his time to the teaching of penmanship
In the schools of Westbrook. Miss Suili-
van is daughter OF Mr.. NJ. o. Sullivan
and has many friends In this city.
MIR. Enoch Nash Of Cumberland Mills
is reported as being very sick, being
troubled with a dropsical disease.
The westbrook High school cadets re-
turned yesterday from their week s out
ing at Peaks Island, Trefethen 5 landing,
where they have been eneanped at Judge
Tolman's cottage. The boys all report
having a splendid time.
A special meeting of Temple lodge, +.
g. A. NJ, is to be held Wednesday evening
for the purpose of work in the E. A.
degree.
Mayor J. L. Horr has appointed MIR.
Chas. Anderson as city forester. The
city ordinances do not. provide for such
an official but there are several trees es-