The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-02
H. S. Foot Ball Team De-
feated BY Freeport.
Valentine Street School Re-
sumes Its Sessions.

The westbrook board OF registration,
composed of Messrs. e. II. Phillips, +.
A. Verrill and Eugene Harmon, have
been In eession In the assessors rooms
tls past two days Up TO the present
time the board has registered three new
voters, and made four corrections on the
list by erasure. etc.
Mr.. Elliott Hatch Is to inspect Wade
Ladies' Aid society, S. of ", at their
meeting next Thursday evening. The
members of Wade camp have been invit-
Ell to attend.
The coal In one Of the s. d. Warren
paper mill sheds at Cumberland Mills,
caught fire yesterday from spontaneous
combustion. A hydrant stream was put
on to the fire and checked it to some ex-
tent. 1t will probably be several days be-
fore the fire can be entirely extinguished.
DR.. q. NJ. woodman Of South Wind
ham was in the city yesterday calling on
relatives and friends.
Charles Lewis, who was fined In the
municipal court on Wednesday by Judge
Tolman for intoxication and assault, has
been released from custody as two OF his
| brothers have paid his fine amounting to
about $40 with the costs.
The French stores OF the city were
closed yesterday In Observance or All
Souls day.
Rev. G. b. Illsiey, ID. D., pastor Of the
Westbrook Baptist church, who has been
in Bangor during the past week for the
purpose Of having his household goods
shipped to this city, is expected home
today SO that he can take charge OF the
covenant meeting at the church this eve
ming.
Mr.. Guy P. Woodman, formerly Of this
city, who has recently gone on the road
for a wholesale concsrn, travelling
through New York and other of the
Middle States, writes home to his faith
er, Postmaster G. b. woodmAn, that po-
litics are at fever heat in New York. Mr..
woodman expects to arrange his business
trips In such a way that he can witness
New York city election, especially the
one Of this year.
The West End W. O. Il U. held an in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. S. j. Gilkey, Stroud
water. The subject of the afternoon was
Systematic Giving" The discussion
of the subject proved a profitable one and
was in charge of Mrs. Wilson, who Is
the superintendent Of this department
Of wor X.
Mr.. Hugh r. Craigie of Cumberland
Mills, gave very interesting exhibit of
stereopticon views last evening at the
Warren Congregational church for the
benefit of the ladies' circle. MIR. Craigie
also gave talk on "Four Famous
Cities" being an account of his Euro
pean trip taken during the spring of
1900. q 80
The Ladies' circle of the Warren Con-
gregational church met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. L. b. New
comb, Main street.
Naomi Rebekah degree team is to
hold rehearsal this evening at 80
o'clock at the lodge room.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
held another of their successful suppers
last evening in the church vestry.
Revival services are to be held at the
Methodist church during the next three
weeks, commencing on Sunday, In charge
of the pastor, Rev. Q. +. Parsons and
Mrs. Nellie Thompson.
Rally Sunday is to be observed at the
Universalist church on Sunday.
The Current Events club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alonzo
Libby, Main street. The topic under
discussion was Politics"
team were defeated in their game with
the Freeport High school eleven at Free,
port on Wednesday afternoon by score
OF 20 to 0.
The Valentine street school has resumed