The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-09
MAINE TOWNS.
items OF Interest Gathered by ous Lo-
cal Correspondents
BALDWIN,

BALDWIN.
West Baldwin. Nov. FIRED Warren
and Abisik Tombs OF Cornish are making
apple barrels and cannot make as fast as
wanted BY the men packing apples.
&c orge Richardson is doing quite busi-
ness In his shop, also.
Horace Murch OF Portland has been In
town since Saturday, calling on friends.
NJ. q. Burnen OF Sorham was here Sat
urday and Sunday, calling on old friends.
Miss Belle Burneil has returned 20
Springvale.
Mrs. Barsngton came from Porto Rico
some weeks ago with her two children.
Her health and the ohildren's is much
improved. They expect to spend the
winter here, and are boarding at Mr. j.
Harding's. Her husband is still In Porto
Rico.
Mrs. Nelson is at saoo, visiting her
parents.
Eugene Miliett, who came from Nor
way three years ago, IL about moving
back ON his farm there. The neighb0rs
The Ladies' Circle met at the vestry on
Monday evening. A very pleasant time.
and enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Amos Richardson, whoss health
has been very poor for the last year, is
much better, so she gets out some In
company.
CHEBEAGUE.
Chebeague, Nov. THE Chebeague
Gun club win hold Its monthly shoot. the
10th inst.
The carpenters have completed laying
the lower floors and stage at the u. o
u. q. hall
Bryan 20, Prohibition s.
Capt. Hugh Bowen and s. +. Bennett,
OF the lighthouse employ, arrived home
from Bird Island Light station. Mass,
the 4th inst.
Mr.. W. N. Fenderron. the canner, lie
now employing abou: 80 hands on CLAIMS
and fish.
Mr.. Edward Webber Of South Portland
brought his young son here for burial,
the TIN inst.
Mr.. s. n. Bennett Is shingling his
house and making other necessary re-
pairs.
wINDHAM.
windham, November 6.-Mr. George
Anderson was In town for a few days
recently, and took Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son home to Boston with him for the
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Hall are
spending the week at brunswick. They
visited Mr.. II. S. Webb and family at
Yarmouth on their way there.
MIR. Marshal Webb of South Windham
is quite poorly-afiiicted with heart dis
ease. His mother, Mrs. Caroline Webb,
whom he has so long cared for In her de-
Ginning years remains about the same.
Mrs. Matthew johnson, sister OF Mr..
Webb, lie helping care for the sick and In
terests OF the home. Mrs. johnson IL
recovering fro IN fractured hip OF few
months ago, although yet obliged to be
supported in walking mostly with crutch-
es.
Mrs, Winslow Hawkes. has gone TO her
sons, Mr.. Arthur Hawkes. s, Portland,
Me. MIR. Hawkes. hopes to close his bust
ness soon and go to Portland to. reside
for the present.
The friends Of Miss Angie Libby win
be glad Co know she is considerably Inn
proved. and expects now to return home
next week, accompanied by her brother.
The Poland Praying Bands quarterly
meeting convenes at North Mindham
Novemb Der 18th and 18th,
In the absence OF Rev. Jesse McPher-
son last Sunday, Rev. Elijah Cook had
leading OF service at Friends church in
the morning, Mrs. Lucy Snow In the
evening.
Miss Hattie Cobb, daughter of the late
MIR. Isaac Cobb and Mrs. Charlotte Cobb
died at her mothers late residence at Mr..
Cobb had spent much time at South
Portland, where she was In business,
when consumption claimed her as VIC
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