The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-07
Annual Election Of High School
Cadets.
Excelsior Club Field Day
Today.
Young Preacher Called 10 Paris
Church.

The adjourne d meeting Of the newly
organized Westbrook Old Home Week as
ISOLATION is 20 be held this evening at $50
o clock at Odd Fellows hall, West End.
1t is hoped that at this meeting definite
plan for the observance of Westbrook day,
which is to be osberved August 9th will
be drawn up. Mayor j. i. Horr, who is
the president of the association, is very
much interested in the success of the
affair and desires that there shall be a
large attendance at the meeting. The
president also desires to impress the citi-
zens that ladies are welcome at these
meetings and they are invited to the
meeting of this evening.
| Wawenock tribe of Red Men, which
has lately been recognized, held an en-
thusastic meeting last evening. The in
terest seems to be very encouraging for
the future success of the tribe.
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS ELECTION.
The westbrook High school cadets at
meeting held yesterday afternoon elected
the following officers which are to serve
the company, commencing their duties at
the opening of the fall term of school.
| The following officers were elected: Cap
tain, Ernest Speirs; first lieutenant,
Ralph Haskell; second lieutenant, James
Henderson: oartermaster, William Nor
ton: cook. Samuel Skillines, with rank
of sergeant. first sergeant, win Carleton /;
second sergeant. Harry Pride; third
sergeant, Harry Strout; first corporal,
William Reny; second corporal, Arthur
Hodge; third corporal, Lester Norton;
fourth sergeant, Arthur Sproul. 1t is
the intention of the cadets TO hold an
outing at the cottage of Judge j. II. Toll
man at Trefethen' landing, Pea ks is
laod. for about a week, commencing
"Wednesday. June Goth. The company
now numbers tyyenty-threeS uniformed
mon and under the command of Can't.
caoroa Tolmon has been. making an
epviable record for itself in ali that per-
taips 70 military and discipline.
The lawn in front of the Walker Me-
mortal library ON Main street is looking
about tb, hest of any of the lawns in the
.i,v Mr. Charles Anderson. the ianitor
81 tho library building. takes a great
deal of nride i'm the appearance of the
o,.ourds and buildinp. and as a result the
Iax,n ot the library is one OF the first in
tho Season IN present its best appearance.
pba Westhrooks and IPresumpscots are
N nIov qane of ball Saturday afternoon
ar > RI o'clock Mt Warren park.
The Excelsior Literary club will hold
its annual field day today at the summer
cottage of one of its members at Peaks
island.
DR. Emery B. Cushing of Laconia, N.
II who was located in Westbrook in the
praotise of dentistry some thirty years
AGO. has been in the city for the past two
DAYS. calling on friends.
Joseph Hawkes. and wife, lately re-
ned from the West intending to make
their future home in Maine, are the
quests of Mr.. Hawkes. sister, Mrs. A. d.
Woodbury..
The Ladies' Circle of the Universalist
church are to hold a supper in the church
yestry this Thursday evening Supp er
served from to O'Clock.
Conductor Mark Allen of the Westbrook
division of the Portland railroad, who
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