The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

Miss Susie Foster 4 out Of the fsetory
| aiok with yeEy bad cold.
Mr.. fred fostsr has nnishsd work fer
Mr. Joseph Sawyer, and win return TO
his heWe in Ffseport.
spsss saturday sRd stsdsy with he
parsntL Ne. Apd Mrs, g.. q. HuwbhE ~.
I Mr.. A. u. Cummings has had bis lun-
| hey. esyed for . new ben huge.
Mr.. John Snow 10 going to build a new
Nj. 4. q. Foster and family Of Rum
sisiyhiDs is about all gene in this
vicinity.
HARRISON.
Harrison, March 2s.-Appletsn Ohapliu
OF South Harrison, dropped dead IN the
read ct Edss FALLS, Monday, the 26th.
Mr.. Chaplin has been troubled with
heart dif1ieultie, fer q long time. he
was . well-te-do farmer.
Saturday morning. March "a, Sam
Douglas was at work for Chas. Ridley,
! proprietor Of Crystal Lake Cottage. Sat-
urdsy night Sam Douglas was In Port
/ land jail with ticket FOR 90 days. Cause,
Sam Knocked out one tf Ridley's teeth.
NORWAY.
Norway, March 2S.-The shedding is
ing into town uith rush. From eigh-
teen inches to three feet Of solid loo in
most Of the streets, while the electric
road IL quite tare, rendering matters
dangerous for those driving nervous
horses, or meeting heavy teams.
frozen In the mill etrcam bed and covered
with water, has been raised, and 10
thought to be uninjured.
The pet doe, which for long time has
bsen stopping about East Waterford, was
seen Tuesday aftsrp Don, near the kice
The houni WAS hoppled for time, by
the deer taxing to the mill stream, but
the dog soon regainHd the scent and both
disappeared IN the forest. The cruss bad
softened So as to preclude all idea OF
| pursuit, otherwise the deg must have
come 10 harm from the rides In tie
hands Of several indignant bystaud ers.
The maple sugar season bids fair to be
one Of the finsst for several years
Isaac Andrews OF Paris has bssn bired
as overseer on the towE farm for the
ensuing year.
We notice several articles In the
PRESS, also Ia other journals. regarding
| the Mormon missionaries and their
efforts In this and adioin.Dg towns. Tfii
] matter, concerning which 80 great oonoer :
Is expressed, rem inds US strongly II
SHAKE spsare's Much Ado about Nothing.
These men have been hanging about
Norway and Paris during most OF the
1 winter, but SO far as known, without a
shadow OF success not even being able I ,
engage place to hold q mt citing. They
wander about from house TO house.. telling
the pretty eide of their doctrine. and enter
taining silly women with pistures Of TIE
magnificent temple End other tesuties OF
/ Salt Lake City. All who embrace their
faith receive baptism and Join their
church. are offered free passage TO Utah
and sixty acres Of land. AS TO the con-
templated chur3h In Greenwood. NO ad-
herent to their faith, SO far as known, IL
able to pay . dollar toward the erection Of
such building however small As to
any attempt to drive the missionaries
away we think such course would be
| attended with disastrous results, as there
10 NO law to prohibits their staying so long
es they pay their bills or build & church,
providing they possess means to do 90
SOUTH BERWICK
| South Berwick, March e7.-Mr. l.. H.
Williams left hprs Monday for Sanford,
where he Enters upon his duties as man
sger of store for the Sanford Coopsra-
tive A association. The association Ia to
be congratulated upon having secured the
services Of such an experienced, able
and upright manager as 10 Mr.. williams.
Mr.. Williams has been for some years
one of the successful businessmen OF
1
the Pine Cone grocery store OF this VI
lage, He has also served Us for the psst
four years very aoceptably as town clsrk.
BROWNFIELD.
Mrs. Biokford, widow Of the late Charles
| Bickford. Fast Bsownhsld, died Tuesi Ia y,
| March 26, after q lingering and plinrul
sickness. She leaves one sister, two sons
and two daughters.
The grip Is prevailing to quite an ex-
| tent.
| Lumbermen have nearly completed
their numbering operations, which they
would have done before this but for the
| deep SHOWS Snow Ia now from thr G
| to four feet deep in the woods.
Mrs. j. L.. French is visiting friends In
Mrs. B f. Smith of sebago Lake Is
visiting friends In BrowHtield and Der
mark.
Miss Anna b. Harding is In Portland
| for few DAYS.
The sudden death OF Mrs. Henry
Griggs OF East Brownfleld occurred We'd.
nesday evening, March %. She with her
husband, were visiting friends In Con-
way, N. ID. About 9 o'clock In the eve
ming she waa attacked with a sevsre
pain In the region of the heart. A ply
stefan was summoned and she was some
what relieved of distress. A short time
after she attempted 60 ariee from the
chair in which she was sitting, being
unable TO rise without help, her husband
helped her to bed, where she expired
before a physician could reach her bed
side. She leaves an aged mother, one
sister, husband, one son ana two daugh-