The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-08
Annual Meeting Of Windham and
Naples Road.
Officers Of Masonic
Lodge Installed.
Petition to Have GOrham Road
Cemetery Cared For.

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Mr.. william Spiller, who was injured on
Tuesday, being struck by moving en-
CINE on the boston s. Maine railroad, Is
reported as being quite comfortable. Inc
prospects of an early recovery are good.
1t was at first thought that congestion OF
the brain might set In.
WESTBOOK, wINDHAM 81 NAPLES
ELECTRIC RAILWAY co. EA-
TENSION.
The annual meeting OF the westbrook,
Nindham & Naples Electric Railway
m sny was held yesterday afternoon
at a.sJ ,'Jiock at the office Of the West
b u.s trust company, on Main street.
The M citing was presided over by Presi-
d mt Jonn v. Scates.
The following board of directors was
chosen; John q. Scates, Charles b.
woodman, Westbrook George Burnham,
Jr Edward b. Ninslow, Portland ;
Russell ID. Woodman, Mestbrook. The
directors adjourned to meet Thursday
when the corporation officers VIII be
chosen and other business or Importance
transacted.
Postmaster G. b. Woodman and his
brother, Alderman b. II. Woodman, ex-
pect to leave ON Friday for Lebanon, N.
H., where they are to make a short visit
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Blake.
MIR. b. Y. Railey who died on Tuesday
at the Maine General hospital, was "a
years and IL months of age. MIR. Bailey
came of an old WesJbrook family, being
the son OF Isaac W. Bailey. He married
Almira X. Cutter, daughter of Capt..
Abel Cutter, by whom he had three
children, George, Byron 6. and Dora,
who survive him. MIR. Bailey Is also
survived by three sisters, Mrs. Eben True
OF Portland and Mrs. Charles K. Lewis
OF Westbrook and two brothers, Isaac,
in Kansas. and Fred OF this city. The
funeral services are to occur Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock from the resi-
cenos OF Mr.. Chas. L. Lewis, Brackett
street.
Undertaken W.. g. Hay and wife of
Woodfords, were guests OF Underta ker
W. r. Hodsdon yesterday afternoon.
MASONIC INSTALLATION.
The officers Of Warren Phillips lodge
of Masons were installed last evening at
their hall. The following elective and
appointive officers vera installed: w.
M, King S. Raymond; 5. W., II. U.
Cobb; j. W. Fred A. Cole; secretary, A.
M. Waterhouse; treasurer, q. W. earle +;
senior deacon, j. w. Graham; junior
deacon, W. M. Lamb; 5. s., Eugene
smith; j. s., W. 5. Anderson; tyler,
William Var ,ah. The officers were
installed b. Past Worshipful Master
George b. SWEET of Cumberland Mills.
Supper was served at the conclusion Of
the inltiatory work.
Motorman Harry Twombly of the West
brook division of the Portland Railroad
company concludes his labors ON Friday
night as a motorman and is to enter the
employ of the Wsstbrook Electric Light
company. Motormani TwomblyIis one of
the best motormen in the employ of the
company and his departure from the road
will be a source of regret to many friends.
Fiske Warren OF Boston arrived in the
city yesterday aud is stopping at his
Cumberland Mills home, "Ihe EIms."
MIR. Warren Is entertaining guests who
accompanied him to this city from Bos-
ton.
The Current Events club will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Miss Elizabstn
Cutter, Files street. Mrs. Rogerson of
lie Roy, N. Y, an aunt of Miss Cutter,
is to be present and give a talk on music.
Naomi Rebekah circle is to visit at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Frank john
son of Gorham on Friday evening. The
members are to go to Gorham In barges.
A committee OF 20 gentlemen with Mr..
K. b. Newcombe as chairman, are to
serve a clam supper in the vestry Of the
church this evening.
Past Captain Elliott l.. Hatch OF
Wade camp. Sons.of Veterans. Is to In
speot the Ladies' Aid society connected