The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06

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for some weeks Of q. b. Nelson's In the
Bald Hill district. 10 improving slowly.
Adslbert Fosg Of North Pownsi made Q
short call ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Stevens, last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ". W. Winter has had . large
amount Of lumber hauled 30 his mill thus
far this winter and the teams are still at
work at 1t, and will probably put in more
yet II the sledding holds on.
There was washout on the Maine
Central railroad between New Gloucester
and Rowe's station. A crew Of men
worked on IL all day on Sunday last to
make the road passabls at that point.
There was no damage to the mills about
here during the storm Of last week al
though the water was very high. IL does
not seem now as tho ugh people ought to
lack for water any more this year.
The Republicans Of this town Will have
their caucus on Thursday of this week 60
nominate candidates for town officers TO
be voted for on Monday next.
HARPswELL.
eru Light Division, 3. of T., presented
the drama "Broksn Fetters" at Centen-
NAL hall, Wednesday evening. February
S,h. with the following cast Of ohAraot.
ers: Edward Teall. rioh but honest. Y.
d. Moody; Arthur Bates, who forces the
merchants, q. u. Alton; Mr.. Grimes, a
| solicitor, K. III. Alexander; Potter, man
Of great moral ideas, ID. X. Slower; Lud-
wig, New York divskesrer, u, 5. Little
| field; Finigan, Teal's servant, Frank
Morse; Mrs. Grimes, refined lsupdress.
HloAfhaEar. l.aland HAnrviG
I wife. Mrs q. W. Allen; Annie. Ars. Lee
lands sister. Vera Is. Dyer. The parts
were well carried out. After the drama
supper was served after which the Dung
people ujoyed themselves with games,
eto.. until late honr. very enjoyaol'
| time was reported.
During the severe gale and high tides of
| Thursday night, two dories belonging TO
| Philip webter and Frank Slower were
steven to pisces. One side OF Win. Ran
daIl's fish house was broken In and sever
al other accidents reported.
Miss Susie Bibber with her broth er
Ollie. will attend Shaw's b lsiness College
In Portland this spring. Thsy will room
with Mrs. Isaac Orr on Smith street
ALFRED.
Alfred March 5.-At u Republics n
caucus held on Saturday afternoon last
tbs following ticket was plased in MONT
nation. Election the 18th intt: Select
men, assessors and overseers Of poor.
Richard S.Stnuley, James IL. Litileheld,
Frank Russell; town treasurer. Lawton
u. Sayward; town clerk, George III
agent, oliver q. Nutter; member OF
school com mittee. Frederick A. Hobbs;
moderator, Lucius III. Perkins; town
com II ittee, 6eorge NJ. Phoenix, barry q.
Littisdsld, James E. Hswey, Lswton NJ.
Sayward, James U. hurj,. Nahum q.
-,
Stanley. Town affairs have been excel
lsntly managed the past year. kxpenses
kept within appropriations ard VI 600 OF
town Indebtedness paid.
KENNEBUNKPoRT
Kennebunkport. Mar. s-Joint resolu-
tions on the deaths CT Elijah buzzell and
Mrs Phebe Brand:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God in
bis wise providence to remove from our
midst by death cur beloved brother Eli lah
Buzzeil and sister Phsba brand. members
tf our local chapter d the kpwoI IN
LengIe,
And whereas their memory Ia precious
to us. viewing thetr patient, untiring
aud unsalush work flr the church,
There ( IRE resolved that by these resolu-
lions we pay tribute 20 their memory and
the high regard they are held In in cur
esteem as orksrs In the Masters vine
yard.
Resolved further, that we draps our
charter f)r thirty DAYS from their death.
r. solved -rther that a copy Of these
resolutions be be ssnt to each If tire te-
reaved families, to the Portland PRESS.
and that the same lie inscribed on our
Epworth Lsague re o-ds.
Rev. ieo. u. Nillward. Elmer A.
Roberts. Martha Boothby, Committee en-
Resolutions.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
East North Yarmouth, Msrch 5.-siiss
hthel kiInball, who has been taaceiDR
In the Hicks district, has gene TO her
home at Macwahoc
mir. John Merchant, who has been
quite III, is imTrosing.
Mr. VIII Merchant of Litchiie'd, is sis-
iting his parents. All. and Mrs. John
Merchant.
There will be a social at the school
house lhursday evening. March $.
hrs. George Pennel, and ION kdwin.
spsnt "A few days last week with her par
snts, MIR. aud Mrs, Edwin Ross.
Nj and Mrs. Arthur Noyas OF Pownal,
were recent guests at MIR. James Law
TenCe's.
Mira. Herbert Al. Lawrrnos spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and SrG. Arthur Noyes.
OIIsFIELD.
East Otisiisld, March 5.-Ais' Augusta
Loveweii. who has teen teaching In
Athol, Mass, has returned homo.
MIRA. Fred Stone, who Is out of health,
has been spending q few weeks In PERT
land, with friends.
Mrs. NJ. q. Kempa and little daughter
Lena, have been quite sick with bao
colds.
Chester jordan from Worcester, Ia Wis
itins his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. l..
Jordan.
The Glee club met with Mrs. Sybn
Lamb aud Mrs. Geo. Dingley, SATURDAY
evening, March Srd.
GRAY.
West Gray. March The storm which
began Wednesday night was one Of the
worst of the sesson. The snow fell up to
Thursday evening, when II changed u
rain and tie wind Increased to a gale.
Ii was wild night. Pleasant river In
this vicinity was as high as In the disis-
trous storm Of four years ago. The Law
renee bridge has been rendered impas-
sable.
Miss Edith Allen has game 10 North