The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-07
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF fnssrsst Gathered ~ Our Local
cerrespopdents.
HINpnAM,


EaEt Wfndham, April 5. - Miss Iva
Mosss went 10 Boston Saturday. to visit
her father.
The teachers from this vicinity tegan
their schools Monday In the following
districts; Misses Lizzie and Mabel
knight ct Windham Centre and South
windham, Mas Lillian Hawkes. 81 New
hall, Miss Annie B. Thompson on the
Plains. Miss Nellie Sentsr Of Windha m
Centre, win teach At Ireland.
Mics Merton Hanson of Windham Gen.
tire, spent several days last week Wit b
Mrs. Edith Elliot.
The blue birds and robins are welcome
visitors among US again.
werk has tegun on the Gilbert Small
bridge.
Sickness and tad colis have been quite
prevalent. hot all seem 20 DO recovering
nicely.
sCARBoRo.
West Scarboro. April 5.-Thirty men,
bers Of Stephen Sewaii Lodge Of Good
Templars were entertained st the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Q. snow on Wednss-
day evening, April sth. Tho family was
all pIefent, and afEsr Q very social
chat among the members they then liz
tened TO many pleasing songs. Miss Car
RE u. Mills presided ct the piano. Games
OF all kinds were enjoyed by the entire
party, among which was the throwing OF
the bean bags which was very exciting
to all. Another prominent feature OF the
evening was the cutting Of the goose
with eyes blindtolded. The prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. NJ. L. MouIton and
Geo. W. Knight. After partakiDg OF
hour returned to their several homes
feeling that they had passed q most en-
ioyable evening.
KENNEBUNK.
Kennebunk. April 9 Miss Mary Var
nsy, who was thrown from her carriage
last week, stili continues In q critical
condition. There is but little improve
msnt, II any.
Nathan Dane, Jr.. and Harold Ware
are at home on . short vacation from
Philips academy. Exeter, N. Ii.
Salus Lodge. 1. o. q. L held Its first
session In their newly lifted hall In the
Barry block. A line carpet was placed
upon the floor, o gift from Hon. X. W..
Lord, q membe of the lodge.
Mr.. Eugene A, Fairfield though APP
pointed as postmaster for Kennebunk,
has not taken charge OF the Office on ac-
count of delays In Washington commnni-
| cation.
The Ethel Hinton company from SAN
ford, gave . very entertaining evening
at the town hall. The audience was
not the largest, owing TO the lack Of ad-
vertissment. Miss Hinton gives promise
Of successful career In her special line
She Is . general favorits In kennebunk.
The pastors Of the several ksnnabunk
churches were elected as members of the
corporation OF the ksnnebunk Library
Association. Also mem bera OF the oom-
mittee for the purchase Of new books.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
Fast North Yarmouth. April 6.-There
will be an Raster concert at the n. 4.
church, Sunday evening. April 10Th.
Miss Adelaide ID. HodsdoD, teacher at
Everett, Mass, 10 spending her vacation
vita her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Reuben
Hodsdon.
Mrs Arthur Noyss of Pownal Centre,
spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Lawrence.
| Misses Angie and Minnie Lawrence OF
Long Island. are visiting their uncle,
Mr.. hollis Doyle.
Miss Lstitia Mo Bride. who has been
with Mrs. George Haskell the past win
ter. has returned to her home at Walnut
Hill.
Mrs. George Pennsll and son Edwin OF
West Pownal, spent Tuesday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross.
As Mr.. Albert Hodsdon was driving
home from Yarmouth village, Monday
evening, he met with quite a severe aoci-
dent. His horse became frightened at a
hois in the road. turning quickly MIR.
Hodsdon was thrown out and was
bruised and cut on his head and face,
one cut under his chin had five stitches
taken In IL.