The Portland daily press., 1900-04-19

E9Faa ku4khu VI neakt k.tteks -. SshaL >
day last, about noon. She had bsen suf-
ferina from an attack Of the grippe for q
wesk or more but had not been confined
10 her bed and died sitting In her chair.
The funeral services were held at the
houss on Tuesday afternoon and there
Was large attendance. She was loved
by sli who knew hsr and will be greatly
sAissed. She leaves one brother, Mr.. A,
Schools il town commenced on Mon
day (exospting school No. I. which Will
be onsss wssk iAter), with the following
teaohefss No. 1. Tnsz Rowe; No. .. Elsie
Doilo1;. No. =, Ethel Kimpall; No. ..
Berthe Rankin; No. kizsbsth Mount
fort.
Mrs. D.. 4. Lufkin IL In town.
Howard Gels 10 serving on the jury.
George small is boarding at Mr.. =. ID.
LorinRsa
Mr.. Fred Uumminss is visiting At Q.
Mrs K. p. Prince, who has been away
some months, is at home again.
Miss Florence Hilton will teach at West
Cum berland. Miss Hilton IL . graduate
Of Gorham Normal school.
HARPswELL.
West Harpswsii. April 16.-Capt J. 5.
well, we're calling on friends Ia this part
Of the town. last week.
Mrs Frank E. Aerrimsn is visiting
relatives In HoIyoke, Mass. Mr.. Merrf-
man intends 70 join her there this week.
Mrs. Csnnsll Slower visited relatives
on Bailsy's island, last week.
Mrs. Rose Woodbury. Of South Port
land. 10 visiting frieuds here.
The concsrt at Centennial hall, given
By Prof. McIntire and pupils, afsiftea
by Mr.. johnson, singer and eiooutionist
from Portland, was success. 1he Sc
lsctions were well rendered. There was
. large audience. many being present
from out Of town.
OTISFIELD.
East Otisfeld, April 1S.-Mes. Walter
Kemp from Worcester. Mass, 10 visiting
relatives and friends in this place.
FREQ Stone and wife, have r~turned
from Portland, where they have been
stopping fsE E, asss - ..m. nsan losing his
buildings by tire enc day last week. but
By the. timely assistance OF the. neighbour
It was checked without much damage
being done.
Miss Marguerite Loveweil. who has
been making . abort visit at hsr home
here, hns returned to the Normal scohoL
at Sal,m, Mass.
POWNAL.
PownaL April is.-very Interesting
services were held at the Congregational
church here last Sunday, hev. Mr.. Hart
well preaching from the text"Why seek
ye the living among the deadf' IL was
. very thouehtfui and inspiring sermon,
aud was delivered in . most interesting
manner. Mr.. Hartwell 10 lsboring very
hard for the interests of the church and
psopis, and should receive most hearty
support from all interested In the ad-
vancemsnt of church work here. The
Aak ka. ~ nd
by the ladies ct the Centre iu honor OF
the day. Beautiful Easter lilies were
a prominent feature Of ths decorations,
dus to the generosity, and thoughtfulness
Of Miss koxaua Chaplin and Miss Anna
Daien. Mrs. Lizzie Tuttle brought q
gloxinia which was wealth OF bloom
and added much TO the bsauty OF the
their usual good taste. and thers ware
selections In harmony with the day and
uccasion.
A special town meeting was held Sat-
urday to see what action the town would
take to repair the county bridge. Il was
left to the discretion OF our road commits.
sioner, Mr.. N. Flckett, to make tenn.
bridge rebuilt at his own time and con-
Master Elton Wadsworth has just re.
tuInsd.from . visit to his aunt and iisters
at Lewiston.
HOY Marston has also bsen on visit Of
several days at Melrose, Mass.
List Of teachers 50 far as known for the
spring term Of our schools 10 as follows:
Centre school. Miss Vora Edgecomb;
Hodsdon district, Miss Ella j. Hodsdou;
Tyler district, Miss Bessie III. Stubbs;
West Pownal district, Miss Vide Stubts.
Miss Nina Davis has been very III at
Freeport. Her mother has been with her
for several days.
Bepnie Ksnnsy leaves home today for
the position which he has recently secured
In kassach uEetts. He will be much
mifssd by our young people.