The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-31


ever bright and planning. She wa
. member Of the Congregational church
and always Interested In It's work.
Ernest Allen, who has been quits III,
Is improving.
Miss Mabel skillln has gone to Gardi-
ner.
Miss Lizzie Hall and her mother, ara
stopping ct A.. ". Sswyer's.
There will be an apron snd necktIe sup
per at the vsstry on Tuesday evening,
January 30.
The skating has been very nne. some Of
the young men having tried skating to
Portland.
wINDHAM.
East Windham, Jan. 8o.-Mr. William
Stanley has sold his farm and buildings
on the Plaius TO Mr.. Vim. Ii. Allen, OF
Cumberland Mills. Mr.. and Mrs stan
ley will spend the remainder of the win
ter with their daughter. Mrs. Q. o.
Hawkes..
Mr.. and Mis-. Frank Fitzpatrick, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert LeGrow, Messrs. Harry
and Elmer Hawkes. and other menbers of
Pleasant River grange. attended the
NEE ting of the West Falmouth grange
Monday evening Of last week.
The rsmAins Of Mrs. Mary Hawkes.
Blake, a former resident Of this place,
were brought to North windham for
burial, Jan. goth. Mrs. Blake had been
failing IN health for nearly year and
passed away at MASSACHUSETTS, where she
has lived many ysars. Two brothers sur
fords. and Mr.. Edwin Hawkes. OF OK
ford, Ne.
Windham Centre. Jan. 30.--Mr.s Jason
n. Pride 10 at home from Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus snow, are at
home. They have been spending the past
month with their children IN Boston.
The Primary school will close Friday,
February End.
CHEBEAGUE.
Chebeagus, Jan. 29.-Mr. Harry l..
Hamil ton IL at work finishing the new
annex TO his boarding house.
smelling Is over, claiming fs failure,
60 for the present we must content ons-
selves reading war news and saving
wood.
Mr.. Ardell Hamilton Is visiting friends
at Thomaston.
Mr.. Herman l.. Doughty re turned
home from North Conway, the Goth inst.
Congratulstion to the newly married
couple, Mr.. and Mis-. Seldsn Hill.
The travelling Is something tsrribIe
here Just now. Ii you can skate you can
manage to get round, II you can't you
need foot ball suit.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, Jan. s9.-The following OIL
csrs OF HAWTHORNE Lodge. X. Of p,
were Installed January Goth, BY ID. ID. ).
q. Luther W. Hill. Of Gray:
C. C.-Jossph b. Plummsr.
v. C.-CharIes b. Thorpe.
P.-Samuel 6raadm.
NJ. o. E.-Ds Lanoy Sears.
NJ. OF E.-E. A. Plummer.
N. at Az. w. Plummer.
II. Of U.-J. II. Hayden.
I. Ga. II. 1ukey.
u. 9.-F. A. Plummer.
Died at Norway, Tuesday, Jan. I'd,
Samuel Plummsr, aged eighty seven
years, eight months and fifteen days.
The remains were brought to Raymond
Cape. and the funeral services were from
the home Of his brother, winthrop ID.
Mains, conducted by 3. b. Brown OF
Raymond. 1nterment ct the old yard on
the home place.
LIMITATIONS were received by our young
people to attend the twenty first birthday
party OF Ira n. Cole at his homo In East
Ray mond, last Saturday evening. Re-
freehmsnts were served, and charades, mu-
sic and games were enjoyed. His many
friends wish him many happy returns OF
the day.
a FREEpORT.
Treeport, Jan. 30-Mr. Ed Gushing,
who has been visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gushing,
returned to Boston last week.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey me with quite a ssri-
GUS accident few days ago While walk
Ing down to the corner she fell on the ics,
striking her head In such u way thnt she
was unconscious for some time. We are
gald to report ner on the mending hand.
The senior class OF Freeport High school
Saturday, Feb Sd for the purpose of
having the pictures taken.
Miss Carrie BrHckett entertained the
whist club at her pleasant home on
Main street, Saturday evening, January
9Th, at which very pleasant time was
reported.
A small fire occurred On Thursday, Jan.
20, In the store occupied by W. A. Davis
g. Co. A large lamp, which was being
used to heat the office, was overturned.
thus causing some damage to be done to
the paint and woodwork.
Pinkham and Brenda Soule, with Mrs.
J. Dresser as chaprone. attended the
Assembly at Bowdoin Friday, Jan. 10th.
The concert and ball given by Howe's
military band Of Portland occurred at
the Town hall. Friday evening. The
IN ublC was tXocptlOhniy Bocu oh- ~ V"e
very well attended.
The Misses Anna and Sarah Belchsr
enter tanned number of friends at whist
on Thursday evening. January 3oth.
Mrs. George A. Davis, who has been
sick for some time IL improving slowly
and we hope to te able to nee her among
us again in the near future.
The south Breeport minister occupied
the pulpit OF the Baptist church both at
the moraing and evening services,
Miss Eva Hersey, who has team on the
sick list for the past week Is able to be
ont OF doors again.
Mr.. Manchester who has been holding
a dancing school here during the winter,
gave an assembly at the Town hall Tues
day evening, January 80.
WEDDINGS.