The Portland daily press., 1900-08-04

Key. James Noxcon and family passed
through the place on Thursday.
Mrs. William Phinney, with her neigh
Dor and friend Mrs. Jones, OF DeerIng
Centre, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Phinney's mother Mrs. Sarah
Penneu.
Mr.. John Willis, who Is working at
Brunswick on the new college building,
was home over Sunday.
Miss Eva Mcclellan. who has been et0p-
ping in Portland FOR some time. was
home on Sunday
Key. +. ID. Small gave or people a
good discourse Oh Sunday morning, adj
Vlslng them not TO borrow trouble about
tomorrow. The new choir did finely.
Dir. William Hopkinson has changed
housekeepers recently.
Our pastor had a service at Oak
nliI last Sunday morning preaching
from Acts IL, II, OH Searching the
Scriptures he enjoyed the singing of
the choir, and thinks the church in
course OF erection VIII be tine edifice
when completed.
Next sunday. August 9TH, our pastor
Is TO preach at the Christian church
Hollis side of West Buxton, at 8 o closk
D. ID.
with their daughter, Mrs. Gibbs, Mon
day and Tuesday returning early Wed
nesuay morning.
Dr. Ihayer, Presiding Elder of Port
land District, is TO be here on the 18th
and 18th OF this month.
air. Guptill Of West Buxton is building
the stone wall under Miss Tabitha Wat
son S barn.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
Upper Gloucester. August 3.-We are
glad to report that Mrs Lou Nelson, who
has been sick for the past two weeks, is
out once more
Miss Maude Afarston. Of East North
Yarmouth, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lou
Nelson, In the Bald Hill district of this
town.
It is very dry about this section. and
everything seems to be in great need OF
Nr. f. W. Winter and wife and L. T.
Whitman visited friends in Bath last
week
Alr. b. b. Segars has moved from the
house owned ~ Mrs. Mountfort to the
one owned by Harvey Merrill
T. W. Winter is still running his min
with a fun crew. turning out large
quantity Of boxes.
Mr. Washington Cash is very sick,
with little hope Of recovery to health
again.
The friends Of Rev. II. H. Noyes and
wife viii be glad TO welcome them back
home from their vacation, which they
have spent in Freeport.
STANDIsH.
Sebago Lake, August 3.-The Poland
Praying Band viii have services IN Union
chapel Saturday evening and all day Sun
day. All are cordially invited.
Next Thursday the town of StandIsh
viii celebrate Old Home Day at Sebago
Lake. The committees have made every
arrangement for an enjoyable day to all
those that are able to come. The morn
ing viii be given over to the young people
for dancing. games, etc At o clock the
programme VIII be given consisting s0f
speaking by able men, songs by the
chorus under the leadership OF Prof.
julius Ward, Portland; also readings
given by home talent and other exercises
appropriate for the day.
Mrs. n. i. Sawyer IS being visited by
her uncle and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Boulter, OF St. Paul, Mimi, also
Mrs Arnold Of New York,
AIr. Walter Allen and family, after a
Few weeks passed with Rev Q. l.. Parker
and family, returned to their home in
Massachusetts,, Tuesday
Miss Abbie Davis, a nurse in the Eye
and Ear Infirmary, was called home TO
care for her sister, Ne1 Davis, who is
sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs Geo. Dole passed Wednesday with
her sister at Bonny Eagle, calling on
relatives at West Buxton,
Mr. Eugene Hill of Windsor, VT,
passed a few days OF last week with his
mother, returning Tuesday.
IL the weather permits, Tuesday even
ings OF each week through the month OF
August, Rev. 9. T. Parker VIII hold
open air meetings in the grove, services
beginning at z O clock
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