The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-17
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
SCARBOkO.

Soarboro, April l5.-Thsre win be an
entertainment and sociabls at Silvan
hall, April IS. admission cents. Ice
cram and cake will DO on sale during
the evening.
MIR, s. d. Plummer has purchased .
tine looking pair CT work horses.
High school oommsnoed today with
Mr.. p. Il. Parsons, principal.
WINDHAA.
Wi.dhsm, April 10 Kew. ]. e. Ak
ms, pastor of the Congregational church,
er talk to the children OF his parish on
Raster morning.
The Friends church gave an Z Aster con-
csrt, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph Husssy, who has teen III
for several weeks. 10 Jet In a serious con-
0' Mrs.. william Morrill, is seriously siok
with very slight chance Of recovery.
Mr.. Ralph II. Turkey OF Harvard uni
versity, IL spending Easter vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. ID. X. Tukey.
Messrs. William Hawkes. and Jsssis
Ayei returned to Providence to their
school, Monday.
Miss Emma L. Libby has returned
from Saco and win spend the summer
With her auuts, Mrs. Turkey and Miss
Webb, ct the Ceptsr.
Rev. Jessie MoPhsrson of Winthrop, L.
el pected to be at Friends church next
sunday.
Mrs. Howard Harmon is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mas Lizzie Morrill, has gone to Port.
land for few weeks.
Rev. susie Sisson will be at the
Friends Monthly meeting at NindhaD
Centre. on Friday Of this week, and may
prolong her service Tor the ohurcn IN
some extra meetings.
windham Centre, April 16.-Miss Annie
and Leroy Vsrnsy have been Ill with ton
Miss Lizzie Morrill, has gone to Port
mrs. Thomas and Mr.. Perisy Vafney
went to Portland TO attend Mandolin
concert, given by the Orono Glee club
on. Saturday evening, April 18TH:
! to Portland to remain for short time.
Monsoon.
Mopson, April l6-A very successful
term of Monson Academy, Prof. W. 5.
KnowltoD principal, closes this week.
The baocalaureate sermon to the gradu-
ating class was delivered TON Sunday,
April Is In the baptist church BY Rev.
Nathaniel Butler. ID. D., president OF
Colby college.
A reference case. Phillips VS. Garland.
a matter Of considerable importance, was
ON trial In Sprsgue's law office, Sntur-
day, April l4th. before q. W. Hayes.
ESQ, OF Toxoroft, the referee appointed
blythe s. j. court. The hearing Was not
closed but was adjourned to April 2lat.
1t is rumcred that two OF the SLATE
uuarries beiopgi to the Monson Maine
Co. will be RI opened within few days
This property was all recently taken
- h. ua
which was givsn to secure the bond
holders. The trustees are j. y. Kimbail
OF Wilton, N. II. and Il. A. Thompson
Of Dover, Me.
ACTON.
Acton. April i6.-A very cold back.
wsrdSpring. Tho roads are muddy and Toe
and snow plenty in the wcods.
Hsryey Brothers moved their saw mill
to Wakefield a short time ago to saw n
lot for ]. S. Loud.
Lagrippe is prevalent Frank W. Bug
zell and mother, J. II. Buszell. Porter
Ham and children, g. w. Horn aud fam
W. Rioker and family, Vim. QuiDby and
wife and Mrs o. q. Titcomb are sick
with 1t now, but mcst Of them are I'm
proving.
Mrs. Gilman Horn is at their old
Homestead.
b. j. Grant sold a nice yoke Of white
faced oxen to Vim. Kennel. recently and
has another line pair to sell, or u Moe
pair of year old steers.
Raster Sunday was observed at the u,
B. church, the paetor delivering fine
Easter sermon IN the morning. There was
an Easter concert in the evening. There
was large, attentive audience present.
Singing was furnished by the choir,
b. j. Grant, bass; Annette Page, Hat
tie Wentworth and Flora Lowd, alto;
h. b Lowd and Harry Wentworth, ten
or; Flora L0wd and Fannie Brierley,
soprano; Mamie Wentworth, crganist.
Georges Wentworth had O slight shook
faoently