The Portland daily press., 1900-01-05
MAINE TOWNS.
Items ofInterest Gathered BY Oar Local
Correspondents.
HARPSw ELL.

mas oonoort given Dy tno m sun utrt OF tns
Mstho1ist and Baptist churches st the
Methodist church last Monday evening
Was very successful. and was enjoyed BY
large audience. After the exercises
presents were distributed from two boun-
tifuily laden Christmas trees.
]. Harmon Thomas from Auburn,
spent Christmas day with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.
Thomas aud Herbert Weber from U.
8. 3. asrsnium. and Harold Weber.
who has bsen fishing in Rookland Bay,
spent Christmas at homs.
Mr.. J. Henry Aerrinen, who has been
III for some months with consumption,
died last Thursday morning. Fonera,
services took place from his late residences
of the n. E. church officiased. On the
G askst were many BEAUTIFUL floral en-
blems from the family and friends. De-
ceased was about o. years Of age. He
leaves . widow, one son and three
daughters Intsrment ut West uarpswell
cemetery.
kENNEBUNK.
Kennebunk, Jan. a.-Ths kspnebunk
lodge OF Good Ismplars, gave . farewell
reception 10 Rsv. g. a. Lockwood ana
family last evening, Jan. Q, in Pythian
occupied The chair. Addresses were made
by Rev. J. q. Powers. Rev. @. n.
Kouiiiard. Rev. Geo. y. MiIiward, Mr.
Robert Lord and Mr.. A. = FULLER, all
complimsntsry Of the good and earnest
work Mr.. Lockwood has done In his
twenty ysars residence here In the osuss
OF sspperanos and moral reform. A. she
Ter In . nest little speech, PRESENTED Mr..
Lockwood and wire with . Handsome
morris chair 80 . small token OF the
great esteem Of the mem hers Of the Ken
nsbunk Good Tsmplara Mr.. Look wood
win also be given . reception this even;
faithfully served.
A large number Of persons attended
the watch night service in the Msthodist
church. The pastor, Rev. q. y. Mill
ward, 10 conducting special revival ser :
vices this week.
msnoed and the new high school build
Ing 10 occupied with feeling Of apprsci-
asiou. Everything oonnected herewith
10 In excellent taste, and advantageous
TO all scholars in attaining o drst.olsss
high sohool training. Glass rooms. leo
ture room and laboratory, are arranged
and furnished with all modern convepi-
and efficient building COMMITTEES for their
good Judgment and splendid work.
The new electric road Running from
Sanford to Cape Porpoise via ksnne-
bunk, has not bssn delayed In Its traffic
BY the recent snow storm. Regular trips
have BEEN run without break and tfis
fact. considering the length Of roao,
causes some surprise
BRowNyIELD.
Brownfield, Jan. 3.-Pequswket Lodge,
No. 40, l. o. u. r., have sleotsd the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
N. G.-Charles Linscott.
v. G.-Samusl n. Adams.
SecPstaPy-J. L. Frink.
81. Scott. X. Hill.
Treas. -Samuel Warren.
The officers Of Pearl Rsbskah Lodge,
No. 90, L o. o. r.;
N. G.-Mrs. Lottis Hodsdsn
v. 0.-Ara Florence Mansfield.
5so..-Mlss Blanch Bean.
Fl. Seo.-Miss Susie Lsavitt.
Treaa Mrs. Rsbeokah Blake.
Were Installed Tuesday evening. Jan.
Q. By Mira A. W. Belcher, u. ID. 6. II.
BRISTOL.
Bristol, Jan. 2.-Thsss 10 q movement
to establish beacon on Browns Head.
The steamer Myrtle. II. b. Engineer .
Department, was here q few days ago
with MAI. Stanton, U. 3. A.. and
Supt. Luther on board. The pros
poet 10 good for . staks light aod It
would be . great convenience to mari
nsrs, a. BY this means Round Pond har-
Dor would b made accessible - shelter.
Mr.. Dennis b. Cove died suddenly at
PemaQuid Beach, Sunday morning. He
had lately arrived from Gloucester. whore
he had bean Ill with typhoid fever. He
was geest at the jamestown hotel. Mr..
Cove had no relatives in town. Mariner
Lodge, Odd Fellows, Of Round Pond,
took charge Of the remains and will
hold services on Wednesday. Mr.. Cove
was . member Of that Lodge. His age
was nifty years.
The building Of summer cottages In
Bristol Is g,ing on briskly. Mr.. II. h.
Cham bsrlAin and Geo N. Elliott will
build one at PemaQuid Point. for pur-
poses Of rental. Miss Annie Russell's
cottage at Psmsquid Harbor 10 nearing
finish, ~ 10 also that Of Mr.. John II. Ill
lis Of Augusta. We hear of number OF
other cottages In prospect.
Schooner Cinderella sailed for Port.
land, Saturday, with load Of stone end
hay.
Mr.. Harry o. Masters of Thomsston.
has Iassed the holidays with the family
Of Mr.. Geo. Sherman.
Rev. MIR. Kerr Is holding revival scr
vices at Round Pond, and 10 assisted In
his work by Mr.. Sheplsy, 10 singer Of