The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16

the sabbsth School for Childrsn's Day
poncsrt The pastsp, Miss Jans Andersen.
Mrs. Flora AsdsrsoD. Mrs Bragg and
Mrs. Anne Paine.
Miss Jane Andsrson vas elected sssfs !.
sns sss rrss asf
Dor ., who declined 10 ssrvs.
Miss Tabitha Watson, who msds such .
change last summer 60 her place, has
started In again this spring. to make
further altsrations and improvemsnts.
=! LIE bar bar. y being tanned sround as J.
70 plsss Gloss 70 ths shed that Is 81.
taohed TO tho houses. "a that ths bald.
ings viii ell be cppheotsd one with an.
other; while the little shop that stood on
the opposite aide OF the street has BEEN
moved across the road and now sits
among the apple trees OF the old orchard.
Wess Buxton, Nay H.-Mrs, j. II.
Graham and Mrs. Hannah Warren spent
last Thus lay With friends In Saco.
Mrs. Jason II roper and son, CT 5aco,
who were here last week, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer ana son are visit
Ing relatives In Biddsford.
This death ef Mt. Bradsen, who has
bssn staying NJ INT. Charles Manscn's,
occurred lss sunday.
Next SATURDAY. May ~, there ID 70 be
I tAs late Mrs. Hayes.
Mr.. aud MIS- George Hooper Of saco
SCENT Sunday with his father. Mr.. y. y.
ar. j. Il. Graham Of wsst Buxton-
VITO hiss been having two weeks vass,
honds ".
2E0-. HCHEBEAaUE. Enu==
Chebesgus, Nay lt.-Capt. Hugh
Bowen In the light house employ. is now
drilling . hole on Cox's Ledge. Ons L.
land. An iron spindle 10 ct long will
be placed here ss day mark for the ID.
b. 3, Go.
Miss sadie Grannsll Is oierxing 81 the
post Office.
Capt. John ". Hamilton ct I4i Con-
gress street, Portland. is having his
paired. I. L. johnson, the pointer, is
doing the work. $50 ~ ~
We ars vary glad to report the many
sick all Improving.
Capt. y. q. Weber moved his family
from the city TO his island home here the
Mr.. Edward Williams Of the West End.
has moved into the Hin house ut the
East End.
Mr. Horace Hamilton left the 9th inst
foraColorado, where he win Join his
brother MIR. Msllsn l.. Hamilton, who 10
. Mr.. n. u, Hamilton Of South Port
land visissd his parents here on Sunday.
RAYMOND.
Raymond, May i5.-MAny Of our people
gathered on the lawn Of the Hotel Elus,
Sunday. 60 inspect the automobile, owned
By MT. Hanson OF Portland, a. 10 was the
first time that most Of the people had
seen one and much interest was mani
n ~ q fnP n
village. The officers Of the Portland
Wheel club and some or The members to
the number Of fourtesn, dined ut the ho-
tel Sunday.
Mr.. Atwood Turkey caught In santhsr
pond tine trout weighing nearly twelve
pounds one day recently.
On last Sunday occurred the election
OF the sabbath school cffi GERS for the en-
suing year: superintendent, Mrs. Addie
r. winter; secretary and treasurer Min
Nellie 4. Plummer; ubrarian. Miss
4: 4. smith ossAniss' Miss HELM M..! n.
Mrs. II. j. Morton. Misses Sadie d.
LoneIey. Nellie L. piummer. Lillian n.
Harmon.
Mr.. Frank Kimball was called to Cum
berisnd Mills BY the death OF his mother.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
upper Gloucsster. May Ia The weather
been known for many years. Ice was
frozen to the depth Of one half inch or
more. and the ground Was frozen quite
hard.
The saw mills Of y. W. Winter and OF
A. b. Jordan are places of lively bust
ness at the pressnt time. There are quite
large crews at each mill and they are
saving out good deal Of lumber.
Colds are quite prevalent about here
just now, owing to the extreme changes
In the weather.
Mrs. u. 8. Atkins who has been 81 OK
for some time past. has recovered 90 as
to be out again.
At this writing 1t seems more ~ though
spring had come than it has at any time
before. But little farming has been done
as yet.
Kew. II. II. Noyes preached In Centsn-
NAL hall on sunday afternoon last.
The school In this district Is progress-
ing under the Instruction Of Miss III. IA.
Bickford.
YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth May IA very fine
concert Was given 1t the church at NAL
nut Hill, May Sth. py the family OF the
late j. W. johnson. 1he promgremms
Plano Solo, mrs. John Hamilton