The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-13
Death Of Aged Citizen Of Wind.
ham.
Francis Willard Me-
mortal Meeting.
Odd Fellows Entertain G0rham
Brethren.

mr.. RUFUS K. Jordan, who has been
very Ill with tror ohitls. Is improving.
Mrs. W. W. Cltt r, who has Teen III
for tie past few days. is reported al
siiRbtly better.
Miss Winnifrsd E5rigss. teacher ct t q
Bridge it'est school, took her class on a
sleigh ride Saturday afternoon. A fine
time was enjoyed by all.
A large lumber tsam, Slowing on the
Ice Saturday afternoon, came In contact
with the electric light pole on the corner
of Church and Main street, damaging
the pole and wires t, some extent.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Westbio)k Congregational church are to
hold a missionary tea in the church rar-
lore this afternoon from 3 to 8 O'Clock.
MICA 4 Csnnsll Of windham, died
sunday at the age of 81 years. The de-
ceased was highly respected Citizen and
during his life has filled many positions
OF trust among his townsmen. Mrs. p.
j. Elwell of Cumberland ttrest, Cumber-
land Mills, was u daughter Of the de-
oeesed.
The West End W. G. 4. U. will hold a
Frances L. Willard Memorial meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Neal, Main
street. Thursday afternoon, February Is.
Quotations from the writings CT Miss
Willard are to form part Of the pro-
giamme. A cordial invitation Ia extend
ed the East End unions to attend these
exercises,
The regular meeting of the East End
W. q. L. U. will be held this afternoon
at 2. 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. l.. r.
Rowe. Main street.
Ammo1oongin lodge Of Odd Fe lows,
received fraternal visit from the MEM
hers of the lodge at Gorham lsst evening.
supper was ssrEed during the evening
and n general good time enjoyed by all
Wade Camp, No. 10. Sons OF Veterans, ,
observed Linoolnhss birthday By holding
public exercises last evening at q. A.
X. hall. The exercises were well attsnded
by members Of the g. A. R.. Relief
Corps. l.. A. s.. S. Of ". and citizens.
Rev. 5. N. Adams, pastor of the West
brock Congregational church. and Rev.
Elliott r Barbour, pastor Of the Univer-
salist church, spoke In eloquent farms
of eniogy OF the life and character Of
Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. A. 9. Cloud
man, controlto soloist, assisted In the
programme Of musical numbers.
The Republican ward caucuses for the
purpose of nominating ward officers are
to tie held Wednesday evening at 7.3O
O'Clock at the respective wardrooms.
A meeting OF citizens interested in the
Ct the prohibitory law In
Hestbrook was held last even ing at the
Methodist church. This meeting as fair
Iy we'll attended and the sentiment was
10 the effect that an organization should
b. formed at once irrespective of politics
to assist and encourage the officers In the
enforce nent. As many Of the infu entail
citizens who have promised SUPPORT to
the movement were not able to attend the
meeting last evening. 1t was yo.ed to ad-
journ and arrange meeting In a few
days at which time definite plans for or
gar ization could be- submitted and the
organization formed.
About twenty -four Of the members Of
the CleavesN Rifles attended the Lincoln
day exercises at u. A. r. hall last ev g.
ming. In uniform, upon invitation of
Wade camp, 5, of ",