The Portland daily press., 1900-04-03
MAlNE TOWNS.
Items ofIntsrsst Gathered by Ouy Local
Correspondents.
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ssbago Lake, April 2-Mr. George
whitney has moved his family to West
brook, where be has employment In the
paper mills.
Mr.. Philip D,cormisr has bought the
late Alpheus Davis place, and will begin
al onee to make repairs.
mt. Ernest Mcdonald has sold his
place and will move his family 10 5tssp
Falls.
Mr.. A. ID. Larkin Of Chalestown.
Macs, has accepted the position as purser
on the steamer Louise and will move bis
family into the Redeaux house.
Oliver Dole at this writing IL confined
to his bed with rheumatism.
Miss Laura Hutchinson il home from
Portland for Q while. her mother being
in very poor health.
Messrs. Fred Lombard. Giltert Moul-
ton, George McGuinley and George Dole
attended the Ivanhos lodge X. Of p. In
Portland Tuesday night.
MIRA. HATTIE Watkins returned to her
home In BARTLETT "Wednesday, After pass
ing few days with her sister, Mfs;
Chas. Lomh hard. Her son, Laforest Will
stay few days longer.
Miss Annie Dinghy has accepted
position In Rines Bros store, Portland.
Ernest A. Brown returned 10 his work
on the N. U. X. X. Monday.
KENNEBUNKPoRT.
Kennebunkport, March a0.-Ths hotel
people are beginning to prepare for the
summer business. expecting full Eouses
this year, es last.
The lodge Of Masons worked the Fellow
Craft on three candidates Tuesday even
ing. The usual supper followed.
The Nook Trial before Judge Bean In
the NJ. X. -yestry was great success In
Interest aud results. A crowded room
and two hours and q half Of honest fun
formed a good combination. Attorneys
Trip and Richardson did them s,ivea
proud. Mrs. Bean as Birdie AcGoogan
made the hit OF the evening, her Irish
dialect causing ronrs Of laughter.
DIR. Langley IL reported seriously Ill.
Freeman Seavey continues to improve.
lots Of work 10 the shipynrds, four
vessels In frame at once IL quite sight
for KennebunkpoIt now, though in the
past often seen here.
Clark, ship builder, and broke hone Of
the hip. He tainted, and though every
care was shown him and he was taken at
once to his home, the lcnst movement OF
his cody would wiring cries from his lips
alter he regatned consciousness. The
doctor reports him as well as oonld be
Of age, and q first class ship joiner.
The closing lecture in the course at
the NJ. &c. church was delivered last
Monday evening by Rev. q. Everett
Bean OF Wells. Subject, Chivalry. Rev.
MoA lister and Boyard Of Portland and
Bradles OF Biddeford were the other
speakers. Coed crowds and fine course
Kenne hunkpoTt's faviorite quaTtette,
"The Arons" gave concert Tuesday eve
ming In the church, the Ladies' Aid fur
nishing q supper.
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND.
Chebeague, April 2.-Mr. Willie q.
Hin. one of our most promising young
men, lost his foot Sunday, By the acci-
dental discharge OF gun.
HAkPSwELL.
West HarpswelI Aril 2.-Herbert L.
Weber from the steamship Geranium
spent Sunday az home.
Mr.. Harmon Setter of South Harpswell
IL recovering from his recent illness.
Mr. Edgar Bailey from Moolwich Wis
tied his brother here, MIR. Frest p.
Bailey, last week.
The roads are getting quite dry In this
Orin johnson has flushed repairing
his boat, and mas her In the water ready
for lobstsring.
Our boat fishermen report ilsh scarce
In shore and prices low.
GRAY.
West Gray. April 2.-Miss Lucy Free
man has returned home from Bates col
legs for = vacation Of one week.
Mr.. John Smith Of Auburn is visiting
ut Mr.. X. A. Aliens.
Miss Mabel A. Hunt Is working for
Mrs. II. !. Allen Of Portland.
Mrs. 6. l.. freeman, who has been
suffering from an attack Of the grip, lie
now improving.
Miss Edith Allen has returned from a
visit to relatives In Portland.
Mrs, Il. A. Allen, who has been fefi.
ously Ill, IL now very comfortable, and
considered out of danger.
Mr.. Edw. Skiilings Is able 10 be at
work again.
Miss Bsrtha Twomb ley spent last week
with her aunt, Miss Lizzie Frank.
Mrs. Kate Skillings has returned home
from Asstbrook, where she has been