The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-28
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
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Right Corners, March 2S.-Qhs Rsy. Mr..
Newell IL expected to pfeAoh In the Free
Baptist church at this place. Sunday.
The Toe is piled up In huge massss on
the intsrvAlss along the banks Of the
Nonesuch. 10 would seem 1t must In
jure the erars roots good deal.
Mrs. JIM. Conrad has been entertaining
her friends from South Portland.
MRS. L, O. Brown is In att ndancs at
Mr.. Gavitt's. Pieasantdaie.
Miss Nina Bowers was the guest OF her
uncle. II. u. Bowers, Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Grssnhall Of Portland was
calling on friends In this Vicinity one day
this week.
Mrs. Henry Cumm ings IL still very I'll.
II the weather should continue fine .
few days more the farmers will begin to
think Of planting early peas.
49,. RAYMOND.
Raymond, March 24.-Mr. and Mrs
John Hayden and Mrs. Ida Hayd are
among the sick ones, also Miss Anna
Le>ch and Miss A bbis PhinRsy.
Miss Marble Sears OF Woodfofds Is Wis
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Mr.. Harry Harmon OF Hartford, Conn.,,
10 spending few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and MES. henry Harmon.
Mrs. n. l.. Borhan was called to
Camden last week, BY the nlness OF her
mother.
Mr.. Henry Harmon has moved his
family for the present into che Srse man
Mason house.
Mrs. Louise Morton has been to Pine
Point on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Morse of sebago
Lake. were recently In the place Visiting
Rev. MIR. MeCann Of Gray occupied the
pulpit at Union church Sunday, the gath,
at 2.3O o'clock.
Mrs Chas. h. knight has returned
to Boston.
Mrs, M. Q. Smith /, stopping with he r
son, Mr.. II, l. Forhan.
A fishing party consulting OF Harry
Harmon. Dan Mussey, Bert Harmon,
Tom Musfey, fred Harmon and Charles
Musey are enjoy ing themselves In q
camp in the shore Of Little Sebago pond.
CASCO.
Casco, Marck 26.-The snow IL settling
rapidly. In roads nothing bot ice left.
A change in the weather on the 10th Of
March has started M the maple sugar
markets.
5. o. HANCOCK and wife, S. II. Mann
and wife. r. K. Gay, wife and brother,
Merritt h. Gay, Mrs. n. n. Nichols,
Ernest Jordan ana Everts Mayberry. n.
l.. Leach. wife and son attended the an
nual prize Speaking contest at North
M n,,uf'I is " %Ss ar:t ladies' priss Was
awarded to Miss Iva n. Spiller Of this
village
Miss Blanche l.. Leach, formerly Of
Casco, and Mr.. Harry X. Kemp, formerly
Of Otisaeld, we're Joined in marriage
March at Worcester, Ma So.
depce Of his son-in law, Milton Douglass,
of Wipdham, Friday. March 1G, aged "a
years II dsya
James n. Eastman has traded for two
seated carriage. and now can take his
family at once.
FRYEBURG.
Fryeburg. March 2e.-The students OF
Fry eburg academy are now enjoying q
she rt vacation. The school will reopen
next week. On Tuesday evening, March
90 the students gave q tine entertain
meI at the New Church hall; IL consist
ed Of music, a short drama, fancy drill,
and other exercises. There was q socia-
BILE at the academy hall ON Wednesday
evening. The GLASS parts for the gradua-
tion OF the GLASS of 1900 have been an
nounced. They ars as follows: Salutatory
Clarence N. Stone; history, and prophecy,
Miss Ina Sawtslle: GRAFTON. Walter q.
Mckinney; valedictoTy, Mis- Louise
Abbott. Ihs graduation exercises will
be held on June 90
Miss Sara Locke, one Of the teachers
OF the academy, will spSnd the vacation
In Boston Visiting sob ools.
Miss Hattie A. Pike, one OF the teachers
In the New Church school of Weltham,
Macs, and Miss Abbie Smith, student
In tie same school, are at home on
vacation.
TIE eeptleneu OF the New Jerusalem
church will give q box party and SOFIA
hls at he New Church hall on Thursday
evening.
The Woman's Library club held an In
teresting meeting on Friday afternoon:
Ihe literary exercises were arranged nno
conducted by Mrs. William Gordon and
Miss Mary <. Wsrren, the comm ittse en-
m isoe llaneous topios. The programme
con sisted of the informal discussion OF
the question: iWhat would you do II you
were inan?;' humorous quotations
from vsrious authors, nnd ths readine OF
The editors were Mrs. William Gordon
and Mss Mary &c. Warren; assistant edi-
tors, Mrs X. Il. Has, ings and Miss
Mary W. Weston. The contents werS;
editorial, Ny Obild's Origin "a poeD,l
a letter from Arlington, Mass, The
Events, Thoughts as They OCCUR, Letter
from Boston, The Eject OF Club Life
upon Women, 10 a Woman's Club (poem)
The Household (reoipes for white cake,
almond cake ana sponge creaiu), Memo
ries of Other Days, 10 Fryeburg,
poem. aud A Thrilling Tale. The con-
tributors to she paper were Mrs. V: W.
Trube, Miss N. w. Weston, Mrs. Lydia
Locke, Mrs Il. Il. Hastiogs, Miss Mary
G. Warren. Miss Mary ;E, Robinson OF