The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-09

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sebago, May 7..-Pottsr Academy base
ball team went to Bridston. Saturday, 70
play with the Bridgsops. resulting II for
Bridgtcns. 10 for Pottsrs. Another game
viii Re played iatsr on.
Mr.. Watson Of C,rnish and j. ~.
Haley Of Convene went ftshing recently
with good success.
Fishing parties from Hiram Waiting
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henry NJ. Lombard IL 70 90 a. jury-
man, May toto Portland.
Cominunion servicss were held ~
Union Congregational church Sunday.
The ssieetmsn are to have the ssbago
town farm buildings repaired this season.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, May s-Ar. n. L. Torhan
has returned TO the Provincss after
spending Q wesk with his family ct tie
village.
A M mber from this plsos attended
servics at the Baptist church 81 East
Raymond last Sunday, and Listened 20
the farewell sermon given By Rsv. 4. II.
: Mr.. Henry Harmon Was In Portland for
few days this past week.
Rev. Mr.. NcCann OF Gray occupied the
pulpit at Union church last Sunday. be
has bssn engaged to preach ssn sundays
Nj. Guy Chapman IL a. home from
COLBY for . weeks vacation.
The Cumberland County Reform Club
Convention will BE- held Ut Memorial
chapel, East Wipdham. Nay ~ apd IL.
Mrs. Louise Notion has reeurnsd from
hse visit with friends ID Portland.
East Raymond. May REV. Alfred
MoLssd preached his farewell salmon . o
bis Oh urOh and pscpl: SUNDAY 81, fS.sn:Sn;
capacity, probably eco being present. Ne
took for bis text the words "Binally.
brsthren, fnrsWell," from which hS de-
livsred strong and able address. Re-
viswing HE pastorate here, he closed with
words Of comfort and hope In the futura
The choir rendered several neautitui 81
lections. including an anthem, "The
Beautiful City Of 6od.' Sunday evening
he gave an address to the Aasons (of
which fraternity he II an honored NOM
ber) the grange ana to the oitfxsns.
very large audience was preeene ipoiud.
Ing good delegation from ths grange.
The singing VA. tins. Through re Kind,
was besutifisd By some nne potted plants.
MT. Mcleod graduates from the Dlvin-
ity school Tuesday, May 10 after which
he leaves for his new pastorats ct Grand
Msnan. During his pastorats Of three
and ons-half years he ana bis fnmfiy have
endsared themselves TO the people and 1t
10 ssfe 10 say that no clergyman ID yeAfs
friends both In and out the church.
Hon. Richsrd Cook Of Casoo and n.
g. Pinkbam, Esq, Of otisfisid were In
Mrs. Lsvi Joraa. Is visiting her daush-
ter at FryebuIs' =. ,,.,,,. no.,
daughter, Mrs. Minerva Jordan.
Levi Jordan and Stephen b. Wsioh we're
chosen delegates to attend the quar- serly
meeting ct West Buxton.
CAsCO.
Oasoo, May THE frost 10 all out OF
the ground and farmers are preparing to
put In the seed. Grass wintsred well and
since the late rain the fields have Pot on
Some oats and early peas were put into
the ground last week,
Augustus Corliss sowsd his early PEA 8
April S0th.
SCHOOL Of the village began Monday,
April 30, with Miss Dyer from Sebago
teacher.
Miss Myra M. EAstuan, principal Of
the 6hAylor school, Portland, WI th Miss
Emms Taylor Of the Jackson school,
spent their vacation with Miss Eastman g
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. s.. Eastman.
Mrs. Ellen Young, who spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. JSsse
Ht ldsu, has opened her house In the vii
lags and will OCCUPY 1t this Aummer.
with her mother. Mrs. Nancy Morrow.
DIR. aud MIRA. ID. W. Wight Of West
Msdford, Mass., have arrived, and will
occupy their cottage near Pleasant Lake
a rain this summer.
Miss Huldah Frost. who spent the win
| ter in Massachusetts, with relatives, hal
rsturnsd and opened her house for the
| summer.
Business is-rushing ut y. B. Nichols
mill. saving steve bolts and shingles.
He employed several msn
william Woodbury. and wife Of Ray.
mond are In the village today. making
| calls.