The Portland daily press., 1900-10-22

Levi Bachelor, Haskell street, Is con-
fined to the house with an attack Of ty-
phoid fever.
The Westbrook High school foot ball
eleven expected to play a game Of foot
ball Saturday afternoon at Warren park
with the Gorham High school eleven.
The game was cancelled as the Gorham
boys had arranged game with the Bid
deford High school eleven at Biddeford.
The Westbrook High school boys ex-
pect to play a game nsxt Saturday after
noon at Warren park grounds with the
Biddeford High school eleven.
The large chimney for the boiler house
of the new Dana warp mill company,
was placed gin position Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. The boiler house adorns
the old bingham mill of the Westbrook
Manufacturing company. The chimney
is made OF boiler plate iron and is 80
feet in length. The chimney has been
put oogether in three sections, the weight
complete of the chimney being five tons.
The chimney was put in position by the
aid of derrick and blocks, the work be-
Ing done under the supervision OF Mr..
Andrew L. sBOdge.
A young man named Lewis Pennell Is
confined to the house as the result OF a
sprained Eankle received byshim Friday
on Stroudwater street. Young Pennell
stepped on an imperfect place in the
board sidewalk, which caused the acci-
dent.
The Madison Falls Power company
completed the construction Of their
pole line for their new power station
at Little Falls, South Windham, to this
city. This new company is to transmit
electric power from Madison Falls to
this city for power and lighting pur-
poses at the Dana warp mills and the
new Haskell SILK mills. The power is
also to be used Tor the propulsion of the
cars of the Westbrook, Windham and
Naples electric railroad.
Mr.. John L. Bohnsen has bought OF
Capt. A. A. Chase the barn and sheds in
the rear of Simon Areno7sky's store on
Main street. Mr.. Bohnsen has rented
the property for stabllng during the past
few years.
Mr.. r. B. Manchester is to commence
his dancing classes Monday evening at
Odd Fellows hall.
The annual meeting of the Westbrook,
Windham and Naples Railway company
is to be held Wednesday, November 18th,
at 80 O'Clock at the Office OF the West
brook Trust company on Main street.
Mr.. Charles A. Smith, who for the
past ten years has been in the employ
Of the S. D. Warren paper mill company,
has resigned his position and has moved
his family to Lincoln Center, where he
is to take charge OF his fathers farm OF
80 acres. Mr.. Smith will be missed by q
host Of friends, particularly in the Ma
sonic, American Mechanic and Red
Mems lodges.
The marriage OF Mr.. Edward Foley,
son of Patrick Foley, and brakeman on
the Worcester, Nashua and Portland rail
road, to Miss Mary Reynolds Of ROchest
er, n. H., Is to occur next Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride.
The marriage of Mr.. WiIfred Gaudreau
and Miss. Kate Gallant is to occur at st
Hyacinthe's church, Monday morning
October Goth.
Mr.. a. B. F. Kinney, a real estate
dealer OF Worcester, Mass, is enjoying
his annual hunting trip in the woods o
Maine. During his absence Mrs. Klnne!
is the guest OF Mrs. Abbie Stackpole
and daughters of this city.
| oor,-oil T1ar7crFfo1.c of I0ooO
hontas, are to observe homing night mex
Wednesday evening at their wigwam.
fine entertainment to be followed, by
supper is the programme for the oacca
sion.
The members OF Presumpsoot Vale!
lodge, knights Of Pythias, anticipate
frateERal visit to the members OF Pete
Woodland Lodge of Lynn, Mass, durIn
the middle of November. In February
1900, the members Of the Lynn lodge, t
the number of $50, visited Prssumpsoo
Valley lodge at Cumberland Mills. con
ferring the ranks Of the order for the ben
eft or the local lodge. A very friendl
relation exists between the members c
thess lodges, and very pleasant time
anticipated by the WestbrOok brethren o
the occasion of their visit to Lynn.
Tbs members Of Martha Washingto
council, Daughters OF Liberty, who ar
occupants of the new hall in Porter
block, recently opened at Cunbsrlan
Mills, are to hold dedioatory exercises
an early date. The drama presente
Thursday evening at tie Westbrook Oh
era hOuss by the Moreans Of Portlan,
was given under the auspices of Il
Daughters of Liberty. The proceeds
the entertainment are for the benefit
the ledge room furnishing fund II
ladies' have fixed up their quarters Yei
neatly and are to be congratulated
the coed work done, and IN contempt
ton OF the completion Of the work
The Wesubrook UnIversalist church al
parish are making active preparatio