The Portland daily press., 1900-09-22
W. G. I. U. Win Not Be Represented
al Calais.
Grammar School Pupil
Injured.
Services at the Churches Sun
day-PersOnaI Items.

VIM. Lyons, Esq, and Mr.. S. f. Hop
kinsOn, the well-known grocer left last
night for Boston. They are to sail
Saturday on the Saxonia for Europe, Wis
iting the Paris exposition. They are to be
absent from the city seven weeks.
Mr.. Winiford IL. Smith has returned
to Johns Hopkins university where he is
pursuing course in the study OF medi-
cine.
Police Officer Harry S. Cousens and
wife left yesterday on a carriage drive
to Casco, Raymond and adjoining
towns. Mr.. Cousens and the other po-
lice officers OF the city are to enjoy each a
weeks vacation, by vote of the city gov
ernment.
A pair of platform scales has been
erected on Central street for use Of Mr..
S. S. Brooks, the expressman and local
coal dealer.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Sarah Nadeau were held
Saturday morning at clock from st.
Hyacinthe's church. The burial was at
st. .Hyacinthe's cemetery.
At the meeting of the West End W.
@. L. U held on Thursday 1t was prac-
tically decided not to send delegates to
the state convention to be held in Calais,
owing to the expense attached to the trip.
The next meeting is to be held at the
home OF Mrs. w. II. Duran, Gorham
street, October 8.
Roys Hasey, a pupil in the Bridge
street school, was quite badly injured
Thursday afternoon at recess. Young
Hasey climbed into tree, sbut lost his
balance and fell to the ground, striking
on a Jagged rock. A bad wound was
made in his right leg as a result Of the
fall. DR.. Cobb was called and took sew
eral stitches in the wound. The boy Is
only II years of age.
Mr.. Byron G. Pride's horse became
frightened at the sound Of an approach
ing train Thursday evening at the West.
brook depot. The horse was hitched,
succeeded in breaking away, but was
captured before he had gone far or done
any damage.
Mr.. Simon Arenovsky, the Westl End
clothing dealer, is to have the first piece
of artificial sidewalk built In the city
The workmen are now ready to COM
mence the work.
Mr.. Charles IL. Towle has returned
from a very pleasant trip to Concord,
North Chelmsford and Neponset, Mass,
where he has been for the past ten days.
Mr.. Marshall Elder Of Little Falls,
South Windham was in the city yesterday
on business trip.
Mr.. A. S. Dickson, the OWL engineer,
who laid out the plans and had charge OF
the preparatory work and construction
of the Westbrook, Windham & Naples
railway company, but who left this city
over a year ago to accept a position in
Philadelphia, is in the city for a few
days. Mr.. Dickson is now connected
with a large iron works concern and is
in the east on a flying business trip.
A meeting of the Westbrook Demo.
cratic club Is to be held Monday eve
noing at 30 O'Clock at their rooms on
Fitch street. A fun attendance of the
members and fellow Democrats general.
ly is desired, as business Of Importance
is to be discussed.
The Universalists OF Westbrook are to
hold their first supper and entertainment
for the season next Thursday evening
In the vestry OF their church.
At the Universalist church Sunday, at
the morning service at 1890 O'Clock. there
viii be worship with sermon by the pas
tor Rev.Elliot B Barbour, subject, "Some
Phases Of the Galveston Disaster" Sun.
day school at 11.45, subject OF lesson
study, 1.-The Duty of Watchfulness. -
All members of the congregation are in.
vited to the Bible class. Y. P. G. u.
meeting at p. M, subject for the eve
ming, "Uncrossed Bridges. - Chron.
30 chapter. Everyone welcome.