The Portland daily press., 1900-01-17


turn white and nsvsr powders. IL 10 pro-
by the best workmsn 30 be the
best article OF the kind on the market
Several architects stipuIats that she
finishing OF the buildings OF their design
snail be with this sheliac.
Mr.. II. l.. Clirk IL confined 20 the house
with . bad cold and bilious attack.
At q nesting Of the Gray Park associs-
t,on held Saturday evening. January
18th the following were elected Officers
for the ensuing year: President. -. n.
Skiliings; nrst Woe president, q. 3. Hig-
gins; second vice president, A. ]. Small;
third vics president. u. 4. Merrill; score
tsry and treasurer. John W. stsvens; d.
reotors, v. Il. Frank, J. I. Hancock. 3.
W. Foster. u. Il. Merrill, Charles Cole;
COMMITTEES on entertaiomsnt fof fair Of
1900, J. 4. Hancock, .. W. Foster, y. N.
Douglass.
PowNAL.
Pownal, Jan. 10 The Formers Insti-
trts held at MalIst hall on Saturday In
with Granite Grange. was said
TO be a pleasant and profitable gathering.
1t was to have bsen an all day affair. but
the difficulty the speakers experienced In
finding PownAl necessitated only an AZ
tsrnonn and evening session. The speak
said TO he exceedingly interetting. mis-
subjsos being = taik on cows. Tho even
Ing was partially taken up BY the second
speaker In n treatise on the chemical
analysis Of handling land. No doubt u
was very good and would have been fully
Appreciated BY . more scientific audi
epcs. Inc third speaker devoted hiruself
exclusively to the Interests Of the Grange,
and In q most emphatic manner de-
nounced the way In which the farmer
was crowded down by his more lesrned
particularly the lawyers. Songs
and readings BY local talent were inter
spersed with ths speaking. The Grange
Was complimentsd In the most cordial
manner Tor the hospitabls way In which
sion.
The past few days have afforded rs the
first really good sleighing Of the season.
IL 10 be ing we'll improved. although the
amount OF business to be done In this
vicinity the present winter will be much
smaller than In any previous year for
long time owing to the lack OF hay for
transportation and shipping. The loss of
last years hay crop 10 most seriously felt
by our farmers, rs many are short OF
hay to winter their stock The low proc
Of grain aids somewhat In obtaining food
products and makes 10 possible for much
stock to be retained on the farm that 9TH
erwiss would have to be sacrifioed.
Miss Lillian l.. Latham passed Sun
day with friends in Portland, being one
Of the invited guests at the meeting of
the Woman's Literary Union, held ut
Pine street church on last Saturday after
noon.
Rev. Mr. Ricair of East North Var
mouth. occupied the pulpit Ct the Con
church here last Sabbath af.
teruoon In the absence Of the acting pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. hartwell.
The blacksmith STOP Mt Pownal Centre,
has changed hands. Mr.. Frark Coombs.
the former occupant, having SEQ ured An
opening ut Frseport, while Mr.. Frank
Mc0oPman takes the shop here. The So
ciais In charge Of the Ladies' AID Society
time, owing to there being . gathering
at the hall nearly every evening for the
entire week.
wINDHAM.
windham, Jan. l5.-Windham Sunday
School Association In convention at
North 4orham, Wednesday. Jan. nth,
has the following programme:
Forenoon.
10 O0-DsvotionaI; Address OF welcome,
Peter Trinkey; Response, Mrs. Bell Al
len; Solo. Miss Reynolds.
10 S0-Gensral Discussion; Prohibition
We. License, opened by Thomas Varney.
II 45-Reading, Miss Reynolds.
l.09-Bssket Lunch.
Afternoon.
I.Ol-Msetins Executive Coin,nittes.
1.S0 devotional.
1.s5-Wkat are the Needs Of the Associ-
ationy Solomon Cloudman.
01--Whatsars the Needs Of the Sohoolss
Miss Kemp.
. I5-Rsmedy for Both. Mrs. d. r.
Turkey.
a.sO-Importanoe Of Memorizing the
Bible, Hiram q. Hawkes..
245-How Did Your Superint sndent
Your Last Reviewf General
Remarks; Reading, Miss Rey nolds.
3.l5-Address, Duty of the Church In
the Person Of All Its Members to the
Sabbath school, Rev. W. q. Mann.
3.50-Collection; Reports OF Commit
tees.
Evening.
7.OO--Song Service.
7.45-Solo, Miss Reynolds; Address;
Gospel Service.
Mi, and Mrs. Q. W. Hall returned
from Boston on SATURDAY, where they
had been summoned by the death OF
their brother. DR.. Milton Hall. DIR: Hall
made frequent visits to windham( also his
family, his sons spending a portion of
their summer vacation at their cottage
on the shores Of Little Sebago) and he
will be greatly missed by many friends.
beside his numerous relatives in this part
of our state.
.IMr.- Lyman Holden of Casco, was a
guest for a brief ssason with friends at
Windham Centre, one day recently.
Master Philip Hawkes. is ON the sick
list.
Mrs. ID. +. Small spent the Sabbath
at Miudham, IL being the semi IN onthly
service, conducted by MIR. Small at the
free Baptist church.
CHEBEAGUE.
Cheteague, Jan. 10 The fine sleigh
ing Is very much appreciated by young
and cd.
Capt. Geo. Cleaves, sloop A. l.. Ham
ilton, com pie ted the work at Mackworth's
island, the 18th inst. The captain will
now haul his slcop up for the winter.
The smelters are again picking up q
few.
Miss Daisy Weber is spending the
winter with friends in New York city.
Miss Lula Eastman of North Conway,
n. h, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Alfred h. Hamilton returned
home from North Conway, the 9TH inst.
Revival services are now In progress
every night at the ii. X. church. All