The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-31

read the scriptures, Mrs Trafton offered
prayer. Mrs. Roberts presided and the
speakers won the hearty applause Of the
audienceZ
OTISFIELD.
Otisdeld October 29-Ths apple crop is
! very large and In fine condition this year
but the price Of apples is SO small, and
that OF barrels is so large that the profits
ara very small
Two members Of the Salvation Army
from Lewiston VIII hold meetings at the
church at Spurr's Corner Sunday Nov. 4
Mr.. o. ID. Stinehneld of Auburn was
in this town tuning pianos recently.
Eugene Scribner who has been working
in Montpelier, VT, is at home on a vaca-
ton.
SCARBORO.
Eight Corners, Oct. 29.-Mr. c. Neil
son has moved his family into the house
recently occupied by j. NJ Conrad.
Mr.. j. W. johnson last horse Satur-
day.
Mr.. NJ. P. Hunnewel was the guest of
his cousi-I, Mrs. j. 9. L. johnson, Fri
day.
Mrs. S. A. Libby is about leaving
for Boston where she expects to stop Tor
some time with her SOD, j. B. Libby.
The Misses Libby have returned to
their city home, leaving their farm in
the care of Mr.. Smith.
Mrs Eta Pride has been stopping
with her mother, Mrs. e. Leary, for a
short time.
Mr.. f. Stanoth has moved back to his
house on the Hill,
There was a baked bean supper at Mr..
e. H. Libby's, Tuesday evening, for the
benefit Of the South Gorham church
About one hundred were present and a
pleasant time was enjoyed. About thir-
teen dollars was realized.
Miss Edna E Libby has returned from
Dixfisld in poor health.
Mrs. K, s Sehoppee was the guest Of
Mrs. j. W. johnson.
CUMBERLAND
Cumberland Centre, October SO.-The
annual Harvest concert by the Sunday
school WAS given last Sunday evening.
The following programme was carried
| out:
Opening chorus-Brlght Golden Sheaves
Prayer.
Singing-Sowing Seed.
RespO lsige Scripture Reading.
/ Singing, Children
Recitation-Glad Thanksgiving,
Marion Hamilton
Singing-Havs Ye on the Holy Armor
misunderstanding
Duet and Chorus-O Come, All ye
Children
Reoitation-The Seed, Madeline Brown
Quartette the Glad Anthem
misunderstanding and Reaping,
Blanche Merrill
Singing-The Lord Is our BuIWark
Recitation The Reapers.
Singing-We are Coming, Children
Reading-Seed for the Future,
Inez NJ. Rowe.
singing-We Shall See the King in
Beauty
Responsive Scripture Reading-Gods'
Greatest Gifts.
singing Onward, Be our Watchword.
Owing to the state Of the weather the
exercises were not as largely attended as
usual. The parts were all we'll taken
and showed cara and study on the part
of all Next Sunday will be observed as
Rally Day By the SCHOOL.
& The local tribe OF Red Men Will observe
their anniversary with supper and en-
terbalnment on Friday evening OF thil
week.
The Ladies Social Circle Will give theil
annual harvest supper on Thursday even
ing Of next week,
Miss Edith Sargent of Portland hal
bsen visiting her cousin, Mics Inez NJ
Rowe.
Word was received last Sunday OF the
recovery Of the body of Walter sFarweIl
who was drowned at Arlington, Wash
ington recently Joseph Blanchard viii
accompany the lemains home.
DAMARISUOTTA.
Damaris Gotta, October 29.-Hobar
LaWtOn has rented the rooms over E. e
Philbrook s shoe store, and will occupy
them at once as a photograph gallery
! MIR. LaWtOn is a first class artist.
Miss Helen A. Castner of the West Enc
Hotel, Portland, is visiting her parents
for a week.
Lincoln Lodge No. 90, K. OF P, are tc
work the third rank in the long form
Tuesday evening. The lodge is negotiat-
/ ing for a new hall in the near future.
Rev +. Palladino Of the N. e. church
/ has been granted four weeks for his vaca-
ton, and starts today for New York.
BUXTON.
Chioopee, October ga Typographical
error OF last week made me say that
/ Ministers gardens as rule are proVerb-
4 tally needy While there may be much
/ truth in the sentence, and not much
/ different fro what [ meant, yet I in
/ tended to say "Weedy."
/ The Inhabitants in this vicinity have
Deem nOGlueO 5naG Gn6 Tree delivery OF
mail on rural route No. 3, out of Cor
ham, will begin on Thursday of this
week, NoVembe 1st. So please take
notes that those who desire thsir mail
/ delivered on this route must have 1t
directed to Gorham, Maine. Rural No. 3.
Those reported sick last week are much
better.
That new stove at the church showed
forth It's heating qualities Sunday morn
ing. Some OF those sitting near had to
move Into another seat
Ladies Circle are to meet with Mrs,
Fred Sanborn at DOW's Corner on Wed
nesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The foundation OF the new school house
Is completed. Mr.. Geo, Smith, one of
the selecemen, has Isuperlntended the
work, while Mr.. John &. Bean Of Moder-
alton has dOna the mason work with Mr.
Daniel Clay as his assistant. Yet we
would not have you think that Mr.
Smith has been an Idle spectator. Not
BY any means. Tor We saw him handling
the troWel and laying brick, probably not
quite as fast as Mr.. Bean, but fast
enough to make the honest sweat fall
from his noble brow. We are told that