The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30


Renneh Institute nrst; Chapman ana
Sktliings, penneh Institute second.
Event 10, half mile bicycle dash, koPen 70
any amateur not q member o. the scnoo,s'
Five contestants; Leighton OF Yarmouth,
nrst prize; vuins Oh Yarmouth seoono
Time:
Quarter 40 SEQ. half 10
Event IL, Levi Hall hase Dali nine
versus Greedy nine. Five inning game
was won by Greely. Score 10 70 ~. Ut.
Moulton OF Cumberlanq, Mr. Memllnn
OF North Gorham, DR.. Il. II. Gushing oI
Gray were judges, and q. ii. Doughty
OF Gray timer;
West Gray, May 2s.-Professor hoag
anu family o. Lewiston on arrlvea az snv h
summer sum-, residence In wess tray near M sne
X. p. Foster brought their goods from
Lewiston.
Mr.. George 4. Freeman went TO Lin
coin, Mel on Monday where he Is 70 he
employed rs civil engineer:
Miss Lucy l.. Freeman, OF Bates college,
lewiston VISITED ner parents MI. ana
turning TO lewiston on Monday.
Moses, Of Boston, are stopping at their
camp on hidgewood island, In Little
Sebago Lake. -,
-, - -. 49, s>s.,
VIM. A. Cobb has gone 10 Boston TO
take position as conductor Tor tine run
man Company OF that city;
Mr.. X. A; Allen has had MIS- stable
newly shingled. Ernest Alien anu oene's
did the work n., ...,,,h.r Tor
Clarence LipDy stenogIapner Ior
Symonds, Snow q Cook, visited MS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. eeo' W. LioDy,
saturday ana Sunuhy.
Vegetation Is auvancing 9uhs Iap.uLy
with the warm weather Vi .ne past w~Ai
and farmers have done quite 10. OF
planting and sowing. Lnere Is sun
Ground Is stili too wet TO work for the
most part.
CHEBEAGUE.
c..,.,.v,,s Nav 90 w II Mel
70 49, }I,gbi.nds has baan hers
tha ,,a 81 yxeek driving n we'll at his cot
~ ~. pr and mat;n nrenarations To occupy
shss ,ot tt early IN J,ine.
tne co'vhsv eo'r MY - hev,no the second
.,,orr ~ his bonss finished preparatory
~ ;atirg SUMMER boarders. Messrs. III.
I'D II Uamilton are doing the
- S"~ -
T. Hale 10 having His buildings
II. - w.SNs. ar ,,a,S5,ar Is doi1e
M ,.sort
'n nv, mo La, foc,orv sbpt down the ostb
ne y. e,a atart aftsr the Close time on
lhs.., ~ 800 -
oianls' Gp,"r ,r,sa ~ Rsv Franc,s
~ nrs. vi ,'.ssai a,vav tho o,th inst
ot,sr naSnfsi Illness ~ some three
ni@. ,,naral saryices were held nj
Inonvnsi 1s.,, S,,,5ay ~ o. M
.ne a.. r.; t..r Ra, 49, o. aars,stad
coh p ~ t" TroS,o,, and Rev y
~ new M, A ID a. ,,,as aar a !" Run,for,,
Ell Eli. ,o,,av Sor i,tarsnenn
a Ms 'o al.,,, AZ, NO., - NTH nc
The census man Is w,. WIZ US. ,,,s,r IN
Mri y, ~ -, pnr,ia,d ,Taa cailsJ IN con.
VI, pray vi IN a,.ana;,,a y,hrSician
S S VIZ nS az oe,h ~
III "a L. ens" 'i'o ~o'
STANDlSH.
Sebago Lake, May 2s.-The fish er men
are having extra good luck at this END
OF the lake In catchlng salmon. nr: ID.
II. Waterman, also G. +. Varney Of Bos-
ton, who have been stopping at the Sc,
bago Lake House, caught one laker and
three fine salmon, in one day fishing.
These gentlemen in all their fishing trips
never were made happy before, but now
the half can never be told; Oliver
Dole caught a seven FOUNDER, 9. b. Lom-
bard took a four pound laker, also one
black spot Saturday.
Mrs. q. q. Westcott infant son Is SICK
with scarlet fever, q mid case;
Mr.. Geo. McGinley met with narrow
escape Friday, by g;t,ing my on .ne n s
with slab ut Smiths Mills; MI. NC
Ginley Is the engineer mt Smiths Mills;
He became unconscious, and remained
so long enough Tor the nres 10 nearly go
out; He came TOO enough 10 stop the
engine ana call ior heip, theh eLapSeu
into stuper and remained several hours.
AT this writing he Is able 10 pc out
Mrs. arthur Larkeh anu iaihiiy went
Saturday to Naples, on the steamer I'm
dine.
Mrs. DeDoran Longieiiow UNDERWENT
surgical operation at the Maine Eye q
Ear Inflrmary, Portland, Friday. We
are glad to report her as comfortable as
could be expected at this writing.
NOBLEBORO.
Nobleboro, May 25.-J. o. Oliver is In
Warren, at work Tor A. II. Nickerson,
curing fish:
Harlan Sidelinger Is working In the
fencing crew on the Al. y. r. N
Norris Hall OF the d: q N. n; n. mas
been in town ON ten days vacation.
Mrs. susan Sidehnger has returned
home from Brockton, MASS, where she
has spent the winter.
Mrs. Amelia HlSaaek Is nome from