The Portland daily press., 1900-11-07

John @. johnson has jurt returned from
Island Falls, where he has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Millie Berg
Mrs. Susan Brown has returned 10 her
home In Wolfeboro, N. H., after passing
few days with friends In this place.
Willis Weeman OF Standish visited
friends here this week on bis way to New
Hampshire, where he is going into ousi
ness.
wINDHAN.
windham Centre, November a. Miss
Edith NJ. Haw kes is at work for Mrs. U.
MIR. and Mrs. chas. Ames of West
brook were at Mr.. David Larrabee's Mon
| day. Mr.. Ames placed a stone on the
Fellows lot IN the smith yard.
Mrs. Marcia B. Hanson was called 70
Deering Sunday morning BY the serious
Mrs. George Hanson Is theirs also. as
sisting to care for Mr.. Bishop.
Rev. y. s. Carter, who has been away
| for several weeks has returned home.
Miss Carrie Lamb was at homo sun.
day.
East windham, November, 6.-Mrs.
Albert Knight, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Lizzie Knight, spent Sat
urday and sunday with relatives In Deer.
ing.
Mesns. II. o. Houston, Arthur Hawkes.
an others from the Friends church,
Portland, conducted services at Memorial
chapel, Sunday afternoon.
Several from this place attended tne
Congregational circle at DIR. and Mrs.
Harper at windham Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Small have the
sympathy Of many friends in their be-
reavement-the loss OF their little son
Bertram. whose death occurred Monday
OF this week, after an Illness Of several
montha
Mr.. David Paine and family of Var
mouth are moving into the vacant house
on the Ericsson place.
BUTxoN.
West Buxton. Nov. 3.-Miss Annie
Plummer OF Gorham came last Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. j. q. Bean.
Quite q number OF the citizens OF this
place attended the Champion trial at Al
fred last week.
Mr.. Ernest Hobson of York was in
town last week.
Mrs, w. M, Littlefield OF Alfred Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Graham.
Several full blown strawberry blossoms
were picked November 4th, in this place.
Rev. Frank Bardeen supplied the pull
pit at the Free Baptist church last Sun
day.
Rev. Mr.. Tasker begins his duties
here as pastor next Sunday.
Mir. L.. ID. Tyler, accompanied by his
sister, is at his home for q few days.
MIR. W. Scott Graham began work last
Monday for Mr.. Isaac Rosenberg, dealer
In gents furnishings. on Main street.
GRAY.
Dry Mills. November 6.-F. s. McD3n-
aid has returned from Conway, N. II I,
and is at his mothers, Mrs, Sarah Mo-
Donald g, for the present.
MIR. John MoConkey OF Massachusetts,
I a. -. r.Nz taa ExVa
Conkey, at MIR. NJ. @. Morrill's.
Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Quint and son
Thomas were at MIR. Thomas Quints over
SUNDAY. Mr.. Quint is conductor on
the Portland & Rochester railroad.
MIR. Howard Verrill is away buying
cattle In the north.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Dow is painting the in.
side OF 3. v. Colley's new house,
MIR. Lewis Quint has recovered from
his rscent illness.
Mr.. Charles Thompson was at home
from Rumford Falls the first of the
week.
The Penneli Institution A. A. will
give an interesting display of school
talent on Tuesday evening, Nov. 0. Re-
| freshments Will be served.
Telephone connection In five distinct
buildings In this place. Guess business
| is hourishing.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
East North Yarmouth, November O.
The school taught by Miss Bessie M.
Rankin closes Friday, Nov. 9. An enter
| tainment will be given by the scholars
| in the evening.
Mr.. James Lawrence is having spring
water put into his buildings. Mr.. Nj.
| Ward OF Sebago is doing the work.
Mr.. Othniel Mitchell died at his homo
Monday afternoon, Nov. 5. aged 70 years,
months. Funeral from his late resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon, at 2 20 clock.
Mrs. Lucy Turner ana daughter
Annie, OF Auburn, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mot her, Mrs. Ellen M.
MiIliken.
Mr.. James Earle Freeman and Mr..
Henry OF Woodfords, were guests at MIR.
A. l.. Dunn's Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Harrington and
son, of West Durham, called on MIR. and
Mrs. Herberti Lawrence, Sunday.