The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-17
One Leg Badly Crushed in Press
Rolls.
Annual Meeting West
brook Trust Co.
Members Of Beulah Chapter, D.
E. s., to Visit Gorham.

The foundation Of Mr.. A. H. Porter's
ftore, corner Main and Sssvey streets. II
completed. The brick work was in
charge Of Mr.. George I. Roberta. The
lambsr has arrived and the carpenters are
to oommsnc work at onoe.
seyeral members OF the city government
met yesterday afternoon on lower Main
street for the purpose Of viewing the con-
ditiob OF the street, and make report
with rscomm sncations ct the next meet.
ing Of the city council.
BeulAh chapter. o. Il. s., viii visit
Pine Tree chapter Of Gorham next Mon
day evening. The barge 10 to leave the
Cumberland Mills post oilos at 6.l5.
Star Of Libsrty council, u. OF L., ars
to sntsrtAin the local state officers at
the regular mestipg to be held this even
ing.
The annual meeting Of the Wsstbrook
Trust company was held yester day after
noon at three O'CLOCK at Its banking
rooms on Main street. The following
board OF trustees were elected: James
Pennsll, j. y. Soates. William W.
Lamb Hon. Peroival Bonnsy, Hon. b.
b. CIeavss, Arthur W. Merrill, Russell
ID. Woodman. The trustees organize
with the choice Of the following of,cers:
President. James Psnnsll; vice pres.-
dent, J. q. Soatss; secretary and treat
urer. Russell u. Woodmas.
The funeral scsvioes over the remain B.
Of the late John Dsbeok are to be held
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from
the wsstbrook Congregational church. !:
Burial ct the old Saooarappa cemetery.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late John dAudet who died Ia
Bath were held yesterday morning from
st. Hyacinthe's church. The burial was
ct st Hyaoinths's cemstsry.
Rev. George G. Needham, the evangsi-
ist, has Just returned from Japan, ana
will give his illustrated lecture on the
social and domestic life OF Japan on Fiji
day evening at Warren church.
Mr.. Fred Foeg, an employee at the
9. ID. Warren paper mills, met with a
painful accident yesterday morning about
one O'Clock, Mr.. Fosg while at work
had his ooaS catch In the press rolls and
drawn In and held until the machinery
could DO stopped. AS result Of the ac-
oident one leg was quite badly crushed.
MIR. Fogg had been working ct the mill
only few months, previous to that time
being Q conductor IN the Westbrook d.
vision # the Portland Railroad company.
The open cars Of the Westbrook, Wind
ham & Naples railroad have recently
been renovated and vanished prepare
tory to use this summer. The travel over
this road has been very good all through
the winter, and the prospects are bright
for q coed summer business.
Tho newly elected officers Of Wawenook
tribe Of He'd Men Of Cumberland Mills
were raised to their respective stumps
last evening by Great Sachem Joseph ID.
Randall and Great Chief Of Records VII.
liam L. st. John Of Portland, at their
hall last evening. The meeting was we'll
attended and an effort will be made to
make the rs-organl zed tribe one OF the
most successful In the great reservation
of Maine.
The monthly meeting Of the Westbrook
school committee was held last evening
at tho superintsndent's office 10 the War.
rem primary school building. DIR. A. N.
Witham, the chairman OF the board. pre-
sided. 1t was voted that the grad atin 9
exercises OF the High school DO held on
the Monday following the closing Of the
school.
Il was voted to appropriate the usual
sum Of $40 toward the graduation ex-
pensss Of the High school.