The Portland daily press., 1900-03-14

NAIHMa WIN NMHAN HWY M4ANa = 9LAa " 8AAA-
worth, were recent visltors AZ Mr.. Aivcrd
Csswell's.
me many frisnds Of Mr.. Lewis Ken
nsy will regret to learn that be IL suffer-
ing from Thenmatio fever at Weymouth,
MssA His brother Bonnie has gone to
assist In caring for hi'n.
Stewart HaFtwell has been quite III for
the past few dayF, but IL now Improving.
Miss Lizzie hodsdon is on Visit to
Hebron.
Mrf. Flors Edasoomhs is also away
from Mr.. 4. Marrens's for short rest
Miss Carrie Libby is taking her plG ca.
More tesming has been done here since
the winter previous. Logs are koeumu-
iatlng rapidly at Hodsdon g. knights
mill, keeping them busy ell Of the time.
Master Ralph Hascall IL visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mis-. Arnold New
ton, for few days.
FRYEBURs.
Fryeburg. March l2.-The dlsoussion
on Expansions given under the auspices
Of the New CHURCH Circls OF brysDurg,
was held as previously announced at the
New Church ball, ON Saturday evening,
Marsh 10. Al the appointed hour the
people were called TO order by Mr.. I'd
ward Il. Hastings, the PRESIDENT OF the
meeting. Tho exercises bsg 9th the
reading Of = tine paper, ." Tine ana
Jerry 3 goS with Mrs. a 4. 1ss .eranson and
Mary Il. Warren as assistant editors:
Henry b. Black we'll. Erwin Winslow and
W. A. Robinson Of Boston, DR.. n. ID.
Jordan, W. q. TERRY, Mrs. d N. Stone
aud Mary Il. Warren Of Fryeburs were
the contributors. 1he topics ,rsatsd 10
Home" Loyalty to the Empire is
Treason to the Republio." Reforms
nsesei In Town Meetinss," s;The Time
and the Hour" 1.-THE Woman Of To-day"
"kduoation. Past and Present In our
Town." and "woman's Suffrage.
AIRS. Ferguson, the paper was read BY
Misses Alice B Giines and Mary K. WaI-
rem. Then followed the discussion of the
questions Resolved THAT the acquis,-
tion Of territory by the United Slater,
hey ond the limits Of this continsnt and
Islands contiguous thsreto, Is detrimental
to the best interests OF bis country" The
disputants were Mr.. II. u. Osgood OF
North Conway, n. H., and Rev. u. N.
stone the pastor OF the New Church for
the affirmative; ex-senator VIM. Warren
Towle and Mr.. q. W. Pike for the mega
tive. The dis oussion was opened by Rev
Mr.. Stone, th en- followed Mr. Pike, sx-
strong and weak points Of expansion. In
some OF Its various ptases-ccmnieroial,
educational, humanitarian, stc., we're
presented ny the speakers In an intereit-
Ing and atls manner. After the disput
ants had 1niste1 the question was given
debate was participated In BY ID. A.
Ballard. SO. Wiley, Rev. Mr.. Stone and
ex Senator Towls. The large audience
was very attentive and greeted thentelling
points made by the various speakers with
hearty applause. The evening proved so
interesting to the peopis that they all
desire n continuation OF this debate In
the near future. The resting closed at
a late hour with the singing Of America
by the audience. During the evening APP
propriate music was furnished by the
Fryeburg orchestra, under the direction
OF Mr.. q. W. Pike. INA executive oom-
mittee, Messrs. h. X. Jennsss. j. l..
much credit for their successful manage
msnt Of the entertainment.
VIM, March 13.-Bebruary 2S, died ct
Boston, Mass, aged ~ years, Mrs. Mollie
Eyelins Bailey, the beloved wife of ii.
l.. Bailey, druggist of Lincoln, Me. The
fun eIal lefvlce was held In the residence
OF ths deteNted's mother, Mrs Harm, on
Sunday, March 4th, at o'clock. After
reading the solemn, beautiful and COM
forting burial service OF the church DIR.
Quinn of VIM delivered sermon on
1.-THE Blessings Of Heaven" from Rev.
22:-8 ellis Eervants shall eerve him
and they shall see his face" In the OPEN
ing remarks a very feeling references was
made to the life and work Of the departed
as the leader in the church work at Liu-
coin for SON years Mrs. Bailey was a
devoted and earnest Christian lady. A
most affeotiouate wife and daughter. she
leaves blank in the home and in society
a. IL lRa 4..asx al Ia 80 vac -
from her labors and her worsk will follow
her. The 81 mpsthy of the community
goes out to the afflicted family, and es-
pecially the bsrsayed husband. The cas-
ket was covered with beautiful floral
tributes from soFrowing friends. At the
grave, after the cAsket was In place. four
young ladies deposited lunches OF super b
roses. as tokens of affectionate regard,
then DIR. Quinn read the committal and
the closing prayers.
Rev. Fir. Reilly spsnt Sunday at King
man. Mr.. Reilly covers large territory
In bis missions on the Penobsoot.
Quite a number OF travelling men
were at the Katahdin house the past
week.
ON Sunday DIR. Quinn held his final
services at Vim and Lincoln, addressing
large congregation. Dr. Quinn has re-
csivsd q call 60 western parish and
leaves this week With Mrs. z iinn for his
new field. to the great regret OF the peo-
nle In the missions at VIM, Lincoln,
klngman and Millinocket. His labors
in these missions will long be held In
remembrance. Dr. Quinn desires to
thank the friends In the several missions
who so Hospitality entertained him dur.
his frequent visits.
Mrs. Dennis who, over q week ago.
went on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Taylor at KipRmRn, has been very H.
but Is now somewhat better. DIR. Somer-
Vile OF kingman attends her.