The Portland daily press., 1900-06-28

WESTBROOK.
Election of Officers
Knights of Pythias.
The SulIiVan.NilSOn Wedding Ytster.
day Afternoon.
Ammoncongin Clubs
Course Of Study.
Funeral Services OF the Late
Lewis ?. Warren.

Mr.. Guy p. Woodman, who has for
several weeks past been employed as a
travelling salesman, on one OF his trips
last week stopped in the town OF Foxcrof
where he met his old friend, Mr.. W. II.
Aver, formerly of this city. Mr.. Aver is
now nicely located in the lumber and
veneering business, being member Of
the Ranger-Ayer company, engaged quite
extensively in business in that town.
MIR. W. f. Mcclellan has leased the
freight car on the Westbrook, Windham
& Naples Electric Railway company run
ming between Westbrook and South Wind
ham.
AT the meeting of Westbrook lodge,
Knights of Pythias, held Tuesday even
ing the following officers We're elected for
the ensuing term: Chancellor comman-
der, Alfred j. Libby; vice chancellor,
Arthur E. Allen; prelate, Leon Bracket +;
NJ. of W., Malcolm Waddell; X. II. &
s., Charles Madison; Nj. of F., l.. l..
Flood; master of arms, Charles A,
Beasley; master of exchequer, A. II.
Bachelor; inner guard, Frank Allen;
outer guard, William b. Smith. At the
conclusion of the lodge meeting the lodge
conferred the third rank in faultless
manner for the benefit of the Portland
Past Chancellors association and the
membres of Rocky Hin lodge Of Wood
fords. Supper was served after the work
ing of the rank and the Woodfords dele
CATION returned home by special car at n
late hour.
SULLIVAN-WILSO WEDDING.
A pretty church wedding occurred
Yesterday afternoon at $50 clock at st.
Hyacinthe's Catholic church, the contract
ing parties being Mr.. Alexander G. VIII
son, the well known teacher Of penman-
ship and drawing in the Westbrook
schools, and Miss Elizabeth A. Sullivan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer o.
Sullivan The ceremony was performed
in an impressive manner by Rev. FIR A.
D. DeCelles, the pastor of the church, in
the presence OF n large number of'the
friends of the contracting parties. Miss
Alice Sullivan acted as bridesmaid and
Mr. Charles Halliday Of Woburn, Mass,
as best man. At the conclusion of the
marriage ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
held brief informal reception and de-
parted later in the afternoon for Boston
where they are to enjoy their wedding
trip. Among those present from out OF
town were Miss Rose Conroy, Fort Kent;
Miss Katie Conroy of Dorchester, Mass,
and Mrs. james Freeman of New York
city. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson on their re-
turn are to reside at "a Brown street,
Cum berland Mills. The best wishes OF
their friends go with them in their newly
formed relation.
A party composed of young people from
Cumberland Mills enjoyed a blackboard
ride Tuesday evening to Portland. On
arrival at the Eastern promenade lunch
was served, followed by programme of
vocal and instrumental numbers.
S. ID. Warren council, o. U. A. NJ,
conferred the third degree on candidate
last evening.
Pequawkst tribe of Red Men at their
meeting held Tuesday evening elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: Prophet, Percy Elwell; sachem,
Arthur A. Allen; senior sycamore, James
Hawkes.; junior sycamore, Calvin Black.
At meeting of the prudential COM
mittee of the Ammoncongin club held
Tuesday afternoon the course of study for
the fall and winter course was completed,
and is to embrace the study of American
literature, current events, Shakespeare
and domestic science.
Col. Humphrey Cousens and Mrs.
Cousens, Miss Mary Mordough and Miss