The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-08
wESTBROOK.

Rufus King and ALTO on the estate Of Mrs.
Ann W. King.
Mr.. Jacob Fitzpatrick, who conducted
erccsry store In the building now 90
oupied BY John Bohnson. the fish dealer,
some eight ye,rs ago. and who now re-
sides at Marlboro, N. h., underwent an
operation last week. one Of his legs being
amputated just above tbs knee. Hts
condition IL reported ~ being very favor-
able for an early recovery. .e- b, 81
The officers Of Naomi Rebeknh lodge
or, to be Installed Monday evening By
the district deputy from Portland. . After
the installation there is to be o supper
served by the following committees Mrs.
A. A. Cordwell. Mrs. Joseph Heselton,
Mrs Chas. b. wcodman. Mrs. Allen
Skillines and Mira. George A. Quinby.
An adjourned meeting Of the West
brook Universalist church will be held
Wednesday evening to listen I, . COM
humiliation from Rev. 4. Il. Barber OF
Gardiner. called recently to ths passionate
Of the local church, ~ to his decision. IL
Is confidently expected that the call Will
be accepted.
The Ammoncongin club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon ut the home Of Mrs.
Georgia Warren, Cum berland street, Cum
terland Mills. Supject, EdgarAllen PoA
and his writings.
Mr.. Leon Payne, clerk at II. g. STAIRS
drug store, 10 still quite sick, another
abscsss having formed In his throat.
The following officers have been elsctsd
by westbrook oommandsry, U. q. g..
c.: N. c., Warren Hunt; v. N. G., Mrs.
Lois II. Stoves; W. p. Mira Amy Gray;
K. of R.. G. W. CARL; y. X. Of H.,
william p. varnum; N. T., L N. Black
wood; W. H.. George Gray; ". I. a.,
Annie Dolley; W. o. q, william smith I;
p. ". G., Mrs. Alma Black wood; repre-
senta tives. Arthur Allen. 8. 3. Flye; al :
ternates, Mrs. Alios NJ. varnuin. Mrs.
Alice Pride; trustees, Arthur Allen, q.
H. Leighton. The officers elect re TO be
Installed Saturday evening. Jan. Is. BY
ID. q. c., Mrs. Jane A. Mcclellan, Ms
sisted BY the stau. d. q. H. Mrs. Georgia
K. CARL and d. p. q. q. Mrs. Lucy b.
Leigh ton. The installation win be public
to invited friends.
:Mr. VIM. Twitohell. who was thrown
from team several weeks ago and had
his ankle badly srrained. 10 able to walk
out with the aid Of orutches.
The Sewing Circle Of the ID. Of L. are
at work making some new degree suits.
The next meeting will b Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. smith Hawkes.
A spscial meeting Of Calanthe assembly
Was held Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of arranging for the inssailaticn OF
cfflosrA :
Gilbert and David Arey are quite SICK
from eating snow and "frAnkforts.
Several other children are also siok from
eating snow. -..... ....,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bsnoit and
children and Miss Maria Bsnoit, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fostsr, returned Thursday to Ban
gor.
Miss Liszis Muroh Of White Rock has
been the guest Of her brother. Dr.A. n.
Murch.
The marriage intentions Of Abslard
Christmau and Josephine LAbbse, both Of
this city, have been recorded with city
clerk Lamb.
The friends Of Mr.. Edward II. Smith,
who was for two pears the Republican
city olerk of westbrook, are to make an
other active effort to re-slect him ut the
municipal election In March. MIR. Smith
has tesn candidate the past two years
against . combibsd Democratic and
Citizeps' tickets, but In beth elections
has run way ahead Of the balance Of the
RepublicA ticket. Last spring he came
within twelve votes of an election,
against W. N. Lamb, the Democratic and
Cit zsns' party nominee. A large num-
Der Of his Democratic friends who gave
him support last year have promised him
support again this year in the event that
he becomes candidate for the Office.
1.-THE Westhrook Hook and Ladder oom-
pany at meeting held Friday evening
elected the following officers: Foreman,
A. N. Msssrve; assistant foreman. o. q
Libby; CLERK, Z. II. Smith; steward. K.
q. Carr.
The chiefs of Pequawket tribe Of Red
Men are to be RAISED up to their respect
i've stumps Tuesdays sleep. The men,
bers of Wawsnook tribe have been invited
to attend. All members Of Pequa wket
tribe are requested 10 Garry pastry to the
hall.
Miss Nellie Bearoe, who has been III for
the past week, was operated on Friday
afternoon by Drs. s. II. Weeks Of Port
land and J. L. Horr Of this city. for ap-
pendeoitis. Miss Besrce 10 reported to be
recovering al nicely as can be expected.
At the meeting Of the Current Events
club held on Thursday at the home of
Mrs, Frank Haskell, Bridge strest. the
subject under discussion was "Scienoe. ="
Papers were read on "Liquid Air as
Motive Power" and "Wireless Telegra-
ply and Pneumatic Tubes" The sub
ject of the next meeting is to be "wom-
ans Work :" Mrs. Alonzo Libby, Main
street, will entertain the club at its next
meeting.
| The officers Of Cloudman Relief corps