The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-28

PRAYER Pastor
Reading, Miss Blanche Partridge
Solo, Kew. VIM. Bragg
Reading, Miss Nettie Parker
aecitatiou, Niles Ethel Bragg
Singing. Chorus Choir
Reading, Mrs Blsnehe Psrtridee
Solo, Kew. WE. bragg
Reading, Miss Nettie Pc rker
Recitation, Master Irving HraRg
singing, Chorus Choir
Nj. Leon Paine was taken with hem-
orrhags Of the right lung last Monday.
AZ last accounts he was doing ~ well az
could bs expected. The dot tor 10 very
hopffai Of having him around soon. Mr.
Paine is ons Of our very energetic young
men who nss besn rising rapidly IS .
offered his choice o. any school in the
town OF Standish, and had accepted the
school ut stand Oh Corner, which IL 20
open for the spring term on April ESQ.
Whether he will be strong enough TO as
sumo the duties as teacher By that time
IL . matter Of much speculation by his
The sleighing 10 going fast. We are
about on the dividing line between
slsigbins and wheeling. North OF us
little ways is still good sleighitg. while
south OF Us 10 not, and when you take
either sleigh or wheels to u Aysl with
In the nsar vicinity you viii wish you
The ioggipg season Of 1899 1909, IL over
with In this section Of the country.
What ever IL being done, IL merely siean-
ing mp the Ieavings.
Some Of our oitiz ems are much bothered
By their mail mnttsr going to Chicopss.
Mass, so much 90 that Vt has been sug-
gested that our post office name be
changed. Last week Mr.. John boothby's
dau xhter-in-law died In Boston on Tues
day morning, and they cent letter i'm
mediately, addressed vary plainly 70 him
here, but it was missent to Chioopee.
Mass. and therefore delayed three days,
the funeral. Then some time ago the
same thing happened when his own
brother died and he failed to yet the let
ter until after the funeral. Possibly
some one could suggest name for our
post office that would insure the prompt
delivery Of our mail.
veil attended. Text ii. Pet. Ill. IA. Be
diligent." The Epworth league held the
evening service, led by Mr.. VIM. Paine.
Meet Jugs are being held every afternoon
this week. Quarterly conference next
Sunday and Monday.
SEBAGo.
Sehago March g6.-Saturdsy, March
gath at a special meeting. " was voGu 10
sell the poor farm and voted S2O0 tor
snow bills the ensuing year.
One of the Republican town ooyamittse
recon- msded Il. l.. Poor as ballot clerk.
One 4 understood to favor II. l.. Meserve
for appointment, with Nv. Hill rs favor
able to a. l.. Braokett. II the shove
should be "a true report the Republican
ssleotmen must detsrD Inc the matter
when the proper time comes for action.
On the Goth, Henry II. Lombard was
drawn as juror to attend the April
term Of court.
There is much sickness In town just
now.
The Sebago Congregational church
has q ciTole and sntertsinment at town
hall, on the evening Of the 27tb.
This scoring term of Potter academy
commences tuesday the 9th.
There is "a question 81 TO what mr 81
10 done wish TIE $40 OF highway M oney
unexpendsd list year, "a to whether tbs
town should have voted to add 1t 70
this years. highway money or VIII ether
1t goes In 18th this years. appropris ton
without vote of the town to that effect.
Clarence Lombard OF knightville 10
visiting relatives at SebaRo.
Edwin l.. Poor was in Portland last
week.
9ha s. s. committee meet Oh the LIST
to seleot teachers for the spring so hools.
The committee appointed Wilbur ID.
McKenney for superintendent Of schools
for this year.