The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-23
Children's Sunday at Universalist
Church.
Marriage of Westbrook
Couple.
AmmOncongin Club Field Day
Thursday.

The West End W. G. T. U. held fheir
last meeting before the summer season,
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
N. AWhitney. Reports from the county
convention were made. The union had
adjourned its meetings until the first
Thursday In September.
The rails of the Westbrook division Of
the Portland Railroad company which
were replaced by new ones last fail have
been shipped to Biddeford and are to be
used in building the extension Of the
Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard road.
Children's Sunday is to be observed at
the Westbrook Universalist church on
Sunday. In the morning the pastor,
Rev. r. b. Barbour is to preach a sermon
appropriate to the occasion. In the eve
ming the children of the Sunday school
are to hold a concert, assisted with vio-
lin solos by Master Percival BODICE.
Mr.. Luther Dana, student at Bow
doin, who is now at the home of his par
ents, Mr.and Mrs. W. h. Dana, Mechanic
street, entertained party of his friends
Thursday evening at his home.
The Ammoncongin literary club Is to
observe field day next Thursday by an
outing at Peaks island.
Mr.. Il. b. Newcomb and family, also
Mrs. Newcomb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Hamblen of Portland, left Thurs
day for Raymond where they are to occu-
by furnished farmhouse for several
weeks.
The annual reunion of Company II,
lat. a l.,wv h.,
comrades in Westbrook. There were IA
present with their wives and daughters
and all had delightful day. This is
the company that was enlisted In West
brook by Capt. Fogg and was mustered
in August IS, 1862. Their captain was
killed in the battle of Gettysburg, July
2, 1893. The company was composed of
citizens OF Westbrook, Gorham, Standish
and Oxford.
The comrades gathered at Grand Army
hall early in The forenoon and the Ladies'
Relief Corps, Mrs. II. S. Cousens presi-
dent, served dinner. After the dinner
post prandial exercises We're held. Pres
ident Frank Adams called the assembly
to order and welcomed them to the city
after which short speeches were made by
Cyrus Chaplin, Thaddeus Noble, Llewel-
lyn Spur and others. The following
officers We're elected: President, Llewel-
Ign Spur; secretary and treasurer,
Charles W. Sanborn. William W. Webb
of Westbrook was elected to membership
in place of his father, the late James Nj,
Webb. 1t was voted to procure floral
wreath in the future whenever a COM
Iade dies. Resolutions of sympathy
were passed on account of the sickness of
Mr.. William II. SWEET of Westbrook, who
lisa member of Co II, 18th Maine.
Voted to hold the next meeting of the
association with Comrade Charles W.
Sanborn at Otisfield. A vote of thanks
was extended to retiring President Frank
Adams and Albion P. Stiles, also to the
Ladies Relief Corps, for the manner in
which the comrades and their wives We're
entertained during the day.
Those present We're: William S. Hans
comb, Sebago; Manuel Thomas and
daughter, North Gorham; John S. Davis,
Benjamin A. Dow, Benny Eagle; Il. II
Jordan, Lewiston; Cyrus Chap man and
wife, Oxford George W. kackliff and
wife, Standish; Thaddeus Noble, Togus;
Lleweliyn Spur and wife, Charles W.
Sanborn and wife, Otisdeld; Frank
Adams and Albion p. Stiles, Westhrook
S. b. Estes, Bonny Eagle; Charles Chute
and wife, Lowell, Mass. II. n. Bracket,
wife and children. Melrose, Mass. JOS
eph q. Elder, Windham Center; Mrs. Il.
j. Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saw
yer, Portland.
OWNERS OF UNLICENSED DOGS IN
COURT.
The people of Westbrook now have an
example of the law and now 1t is to be
seen whether they will have their pet
dogs licensed Yesterday forenoon Con-