The Portland daily press., 1900-03-15

pounds, ssd saw Il tRs ssIas Tine, On
the ceiling 81 The old mill house ths
record Of : IS pound trout eAuaht with .
| iiy By Rev. ZsnAs Thompson few PEARS
before. have never heard Of the Range
lsy record being broken before on square
Nc, CAas. Adams and wife are In poor
health. Mrs Adams has been very So
iousl1 III, but IL now better.
Mr.. Arthur Sloane and wife have rs-
turned from their Massachusetts, visit and
ere now Stopping at y. y. Putnam'sI
hrs. Sloane's father.
JEFFERSON.
Jefferson, Mrrsh I0.-Rsv. Frank Olfrk
OF Windsor. evangelist, has been in ths
plaoe the past week, In the revival meet.
inga held By the pastor Of the Baptist
church. MIRA. CLARK, wife Of the evan
gellst. has been Of great help % the meet,
q ytry impcrtant pars OF the strvice.
X. Il. Burnham Of Augusta wac In the
place today.
The town Of jefferson expsnds mora
money fer schools than any town Of the
same numbsr Of inhabitants that 1
know Of.
srrlng weather is here. sisiRhing Is
gone.
CUMBERLAND.
Cumberland, March 13tb. Miss Ada
Morrill, 10 spending several days ut Wood
fords and Oakdale.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. Pratt
was served after which the evening was
'p Sr.. = /. ming Il. &orrnl spent Friday in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole. OF Falmouth. called
on Miss Evelyn Morrill, ON "Wednesday.
MP e hn uIlnR In m = n
for N. o. Huston.
Mr.. W. Il. Morrill,, of Wcodfords, spent
Sunday at ]. Morrili's.
Mrs. N. Mansis has been sr Offering
from very bad cold, put is slowly I'm
proving now.
Mrs. ]. Merrill spent Wednesday with
her daughter at Woodfords.
MIR. and Mrs. X. Brackott, with little
Philip, vera In town recently.
New singing books have been purchased
fer the III. Il. church.
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick, March ia-Mr. Harvey
Farr from Portland. spent the Sabbath
with relatives here.
The presiding elder Of the NJ. Il.
church, Rev. MIR. Ladd, gave q very In
teresting lecture on Temperance at the
church, Friday evening, which was well
attended.
Friends and relatives of Capt. jacob
Merriman, OF Topsham. were pleased to
hear of his safe arrival in New York,
February IS, after Icing for some tins
overdue. We understand he has sold his
ship, the Henry Failing, and will stop
at home for the present.
Capt. J. b. Pinkham, Austin 4. Pink
ham, Joseph Slower and others, are
filling their Ice houses from @. A. Hink-
ley's pond.
the drama "Tatters, the Pet of Squat
ter's Gulch," also the faIcs "That Has
cal Pat" will be presented at Centennial
hall, Wednesday evening, March l4th,
by local talent.
CUMBERLAND.
Cum berland Centre, March l4.--Mlsses
Grace Morrill,, Harriet Sweetsir and
Eunice Cricket, at Gorham Normal
SCHOOL, spent Sunday at their homes here.
Miss Helen j. Foster Of Woodfords.
spent last Sunday with friends at this
place.
Mrs. Henry Webb OF Lancaster, N. H.,
10 visiting her sister at the old homestead.
The spring term OF Greely 1ustiutts
opened last Monday, with the same
teachers as the previous terms.
Mrs jessie Horslin, daughter CT Mr..
and Mr.. n. W. Pearson, lie dangerously
III with blood poison ct her home In
Boston.
Mr.. jeremiah osgood has moved ON to
the place at Yarmouth, which he bought
IN the fall.
STANDISH.
q Sepego Lake, Msrch 14.-Mrs. Georgia
Ran ger Of FoIoroft 10 making visit to
her mother. Mrs.. Emily Hooper.
There win be a epsoial hop In Union
hall, Richville, NJ arch 10.
The members of the Fire company held
a nesting Monday night to take action
on purchasing ladders ard pals. Com
mittee, Messrs. Rich, Stanley and Hop
kinson.
Hazel are with Mrs. Sarah Moulton for
few days.
Mrs. Abe Shaw is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mes. George Granville, Boston.
MIRA. John Rlch's Aunt Jane Of Port
land is making her q visit.
Mr.. Chss. Wright of Auburn oiled the
Congregational pulpit very accsptably
on March 18th.
Miss Annie Dinglsy Is passing few
days with relatives in Portland at this
writing.
The Burnham Toe company closed up
their les cutting on the Otter pond last
Saturday. Mr.. Abbott of Portland was
out Tuesday and paid of the les crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lombard were the
guests OF Mrs. Ernest LIBBY, Portland,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Miss Annie L. Jordan of Pond Cove,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
Frank Record of Worcester, Mass, re-
turned homo this week.
Miss Augusta L. Dyer, who fractured
her hip several weeks ago, is able to ait
up little while each day.
MIR. Clifton D. Jordan of Laconia, n.
H., spent Sunday with mis- parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albion N. Jordan.
Mrs. Ephraim Dyer visited relatives at
Pond Cove, the past week.
Miss Lucy A. verrill Is spending few
days with friends in Portland.
Cabbage are selling at Si5 rer tor.
There are but very fsw left on tire Cape