The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
WestbroOk LiqnOr Dealers Have Paid
$4,000 in Fines.
Calanthe Assembly
Elects Officers.
Week of Prayer at Congrega-
tional Church.

New Years services wers held at st.
Hyacinths's Catholic ohuroh Monday
with special music. Solos were rendered
BY Ephraim Robachand, Ambrose Goosey,
Olsda and Philip DandensauArd and
Joseph Nadeau-
The sum OF 0l0 has been paid In
fines and costs In Westbrook during ths
year 10 result Of liquor seizures.
Al the office Of City Clerk Lamb. Mar
rett Lamb has been drawn for tie Janu'
arg term OF the Superior court, and hr.
George L. Springer for the supreme court.
The Y. p. 3. q. e. Of the Warren Con-
grsgational Church has elected the follow
ine offloers: President. King b. Graham
vice president. Ethel Porter; recording
secretary. lisa Durham; corresponding
secretary, s. K. Cordwsll: treasurer. Eu
gene smith.
A special musical and literary pro
gramms was carried out Sunday after
noon by the Junior Endssvor society oil
Warren Copgreaa tional church.
At the nesting of Calsnthe Assembly,
Pythian Sisierhood, held Sunday sve-
ming, the following officers wers In
stalled, G. O., Sarah Hartman; v. c.,
Mrs. Clarke Merton; past chancellor, Miss
Allie Lewis; pr,iste. Mrs Jennie Cobb
N. Il E., Mrs. Abbie Coussns; NJ. OF y.
Mira Kate wocdside; 81. at A., Mrs.
Hines; assistant IL. at A., MIS-. Witham /;
NJ. Of o., Mira. Gertrude Leighton; l.
g., Mrs. Thomas watson; q. G., Mrs.
Carrie Anderson; organist, Mrs. Lottis
Pninnsy. After the election the first de-
gree was conferred. A special meeting
IL 10 be held Tue siay evening to arrange
for the Installation of offi"erA
The week OF prayers Is being observed
at the westbrook Congregational church.
The following are the topics; Monday,
Choosing His WILL" Rome. 1879; Tues
day. "Loving as God Loves" John s:I6;
Wednesday. walking with God" Heb
I1:6; Thursday, "suffsring as Sons Of
6od," Phil. 2:7-s; Friday, working
with God." Matt. 6:lo: Saturday,
"Growth In the Likeness Of God."
John 5:13.
The cara of the Westbrook, windhan
q Napls electric railroad mads good
time on their trips yeatsrday, aud only
experienced difficulty In the city limits
and through the village of Little Falls
The snow pillow ordered early in the sum
m.r will probably DO ready foi delivery
very soon now.
Mr.. George Albert Haley has recovered
from his recent illness, having been oon
flasd to the house the past week.
The grand New Years ball and whilst
party which was to have been given by
Messrs. Joseph A. Warren, Philip Dams
and Charles L. Fogg, at Cumberl ant
hall, last evening. was postponed on 40
count of the storm. The ball will be
held in about two wesks.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn,
Westbrook aldermen, which was to havs
teen held last evening, was postponet
owing to the storm and consequent bst
travelling. Only six of thu aldermen
showed up. 80 that quorum could mol
be counted. Adjournment was mad,
to Monday evening. January 10Th.
The annual parish meeting Of the West
brook Universalist church. which was
10 have been held last evening, was post
poned on account Of the weather and the
lack of q quorum. The principal part o.
the business was to consider the CUES
tion of arranging for preaching or thu
calling of pastor. 1t seems 10 be thu
prevailing opinion that Rev. e. d. Bar
ber of Gardiner 10 to be the new man q
he has secured encouragement from thu
trustees and a number OF the workers %
the society. Rev. MIR. BARRIERS resigna
tion has been tendered and accepted b,
the @ ardiner church. the same to taxi
effect January LIST.
i D. Warren council, Senior order o
the American Mechanics have els0ted tn,
following officers: q. O.. A. II. Bachsl
der; v. c., Harry Pride; recording sscrs
tary. "A. H. Spear; assistant recording
secretary, G. W. Frank; financial score
tary, Henry K. Hodgkins; treasurer. W.
N. woodside; conductor. George w.. In
gersoll; examiner. W. J. Cash; l., W. q.
Maffstt; o. p, Joseph Blaks; trustee
IsaAc A. Bailey; representative to stat
oounciI q. L. Daviea. r. @, Booth