The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
MAINE TOWNS.
items of Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
NoBLEBoRo.

N oblstoro, March sL-Miss Jennie l..
Hall, who has besn home on two weeks
vacation on Tuesday, returned to Farm
ingtou Normal school.
Miss Annis Flint has gone to Woon-
socket, X. l., where she has situation.
Miss Bessie Perkins has returned from
Boston.
Edward K. Hall, who was census
enumsrator fer NoblebOro in 1880 also
In 1890, lie now appointed for 1900.
For the past year there were 16 couples
married, IS deaths, and birthA
George NJ. Wyman il home from Togus
Soldiers Home.
Sanford Winslow has the contract to
Garry the mali from the post Office to the
railroad station. A. II. Sideitnger has
resigned.
E. X. Hall went to South Bsrwiok
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Marion Mason, who has been
housekeeping for Z. X. Hall, the past
four months, has returned to Der home
in Gorham, Maine.
George W. Oliver, who was stricken
with paralysis, Is gaining very fast.
KENNEBUNK.
Ksnpsbunk, March IS An antique
entertainnent given under the auspices
OF the young ladies' GLASS of NJ. Il. sun
dsy school. at the Uniform Rank hall
Tuesday evening. proved q success. The
programme consisted Of readings, sing
Ing, tsbleaux, interspersed with instru-
mental music. The artists we're attired
In the costumes of we oldsn time, and
rscsiv ed constant applause. At the close
of the entertainment ice cEsam and cake
was served. A goodly sum was netted
for the parsonage debt.
MIR. Il. A. Fairfield, the pop uler and
respected assistant cashier OF Ocean
the Senate at Washington rs postmaster
of ksnnebank. He has resigned his posi-
tion at the bank and expects to assume
the duties of postmaster by April 1st
Mr.. FsirIeld has many friends who re-
jo.cs in bis appointment.
The Oxford club, comprising select
number Of ministers In this vicinity, all
OF the Methodist church, met with Rev.
Il. F.Mtllward and wife ct the parson-
age IN Kennebunk. Among the invited
guests vera Rev. Israel Luce and vile Of
South Berwick, Rev. +. G. Wentworth
and wife OF Berwick, Rev. A. K. BFy-
ant OF Sanford, Rev. Vim, r. Marshall
and wife and Rev. David Nelson and
wife. After the usual social chat a
sumptuous dinner was served. In the
the Bishops' message TO the church, ad-
monIshing o week Of fsssing and prayer.
Earnest prayer was offered and the de-
nghtfal gathering broke up. 1t Is possi
BILE that Kew. b. g. Wentworth will en-
terrain the next meeting.
at tie recent Quarterly conference
Rev. Il. E. Millward was extended q
unanimous Invitation to return another
year.
SEA NDISH,
Setago Lake, March 25.-Rev. @. L..
Parker Of tae blaine Missionary society,
has accepted call from the ccngregn-
tional churches IN this place and at stan
dish, and will begin his pastorste March
1880. A''' -' ~ ~
DIR. ]. +. Sawyer Of Washington, ID. |
O., Is visiting his father and sister at N.
Il. SAwyer's at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Libby passed
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
with relatives at Buxton.
Miss Annie DinRlsy returned from
Portland, Wednesday. after q weeks
absence.
Miss Cynthia Lowell fell on the Ice
Tuesday, stIaining the lIgaments Of her
arm quite badly. DR.. Buzzsn was
called.
Mrs, N. K. Sawyer is taking vocal
lessons Of Mr.. Geo. Libby of Portland.
Mr.. Frank Hooper made flying visit |
home Wednesday, returning to Portland
Thursday, where he is receiving treat |
ment for his eyes.
Mrs. 3. u. Smith goes to Cornish sat
urdsy for visit with feiends.
Mrs. Belle Wedgewood is at her home
In Richville for Q short time.
wINDHAM.
Windhsm Centre, March 26.-Rev. |
Jesse MCPHERSON will continue the meet |
ipgs at THE Friends chcrch although |
this week, evening meetings at z O'Clock,
and Afternoon meetings at 9 O'Clock. |
Rev. George Farr CT Lewiston was at |
the Friends church Sunday. |
Mr.. Lawrence Lunt of Boston 10 at |
Mr.. Thomas Varney's. !
Mr.. Frank Cook spent Sunday at his |
fathers.
CHEBEAGUE.
Chebeagus, March 26.-Capt. Alfred |
L. Hamilton Is adding another extension |
to his already commodious summer |
boarding house, Hamilton Villa" Car.
pentaFs II. l.. and H. S. Hamilton ara
doing the work.
The lumber has arrived for anoths r
new cottage to be built on the r. A. Soul |
place by parties unknown to Us.
Mr.. W. K. Grovenor OF Dover, N. H,
10 visiting his father, Rev. Francis
GrovenoP.
Mr.. +. o. Hill Of Rockland is here Oh |
business.
Mrs. L. o. Hamilton of Woodfords is |
visiting relatives here for a few days.
Miss Cynthia Hatfield OF Boston is the |
guest OF Mrs.. L. D. Garnett for o week.
Miss Eva Griffin Of Cliff Island spent |
last week with relatives here.