The Portland daily press., 1901-01-15
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF istere.t Gathered by Our Lo-
cal Correspondents.
SEBAGo.

Sebago, January IA. -Oliver NJ. Doug.
lass and Ben W. Douglass have COM
menoed hauling timber for Aimon and
Peter b. Young Of Hiram, to be hauled
to Southeast pond. Other tesms have
been hauling hard wood timber to Hiram
for Young's from the Oliver Pike place
in Sebago.
RICHMOND.
Richmond, January 14.-Mr. Walton
5. Stoutenburgh, an esteemed citizen sof
Richmond, died at his hoJne in this vii
age, Sunday afternoon, after a short Ill
ness. lie was native of Coxsaokie, N.
Y. He came to Richmond about thirty
nve years ago, and had lived here much
of the time since then. lie was a genial
companion, a true gentleman, and his
death will be a shock TO many friends.
He leaves a widow, daughter OF the
late Hon Il. j., Southland.
WINDHAM.
Windham Centre, January IA Mrs
George b. Hanson returned Friday, after
spending two weeks In Biddeford.
There was an oyster supper at the
Grange hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs Adelia Fellows has returned from
visit TO Buxton.
Mrs. Parker has finished work at Mrs.
Moses Libby's.
SCAhBO1fOs
Eight Corners, January 14.-Snow
enough for sleighing at last, a matter OF
rejoicing among the people.
Mr.. frank Burnh1m, who has bssn
quite I'll, has so far recovered as TO be on
his milk route again.
The mercury registered eight below
this morning. Cold enough for comfort
MIR. Peter Riley has neen taking the
ice from his pond at this place the past
week.
Rev. Il c. Harmon occupied Rev. Mr.
Browns pulpit yesterday, Mr.. Brown
being called to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Lucretia Libby.
GRAY.
West Gray, Jan. 14.-Quite good sleigh
ing is the result of our last snow storm
Miss Mertelle Snow ard Miss Blanche
Porter of Gray called on Mrs. j. o
Allsn last Tuesday evening,
MIR. Edwin SkiIlings, VINO has been
serving as iuIyman In Portland for the
past week. spent Sunday at his home.
lie Will return to the city Monday.
party from Gray Grange visited
Windham Grange. Saturday evening,
January 8, and Installed their ofiicsrs
Mi, W. ), Allen Of this place acted as
installing officer.
Mr.. Geo. L. Freeman, who has been
spending short vacation with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, Geo ii. Freeman,
has returned TO Orono, where he Is at
tending the University of Maine,
MIR. Chas. Stuart has sold another val
liable horse to Portland parties.
Miss Lucy Freeman returned to Bates
college, Monday.
Gray, January l3.-Mr. Moses Libby OF
Boston, is the guest of MIR. w. II. Lsi0h-
ton.
Miss Clara Smith of Portland passed
last Sunday with her parents
Miss Amy Clark is confined to the
house with the mumps.
MIR, W. w. Vinton Is sick with the
mumps.
There is prevailing throughout town an
epidemic OF influenza.
Miss Ida leighton OF Portland is paas-
In few days with her father, MIR. W.
+. Leighton.
Miss Florence Smith Will leave for
Denver, Col, this week.
Mr.W. III. Vinton has been confined to
the house the past ten days from cold.
MIR. w. II. Leighton will put in two
thousand cakes OF ice, for the oonsump-
ton Of village customers.
WINDHAM.
Vino ham, January Ii - The funeral OF
Mrs. Martina, widow of the late Charles
Anderson, age 80 ysars and d months,
was held at Windham Hill, Tuesday,
January s. Rev. MIR. Akin conducted
the services. Mrs. Anderson is survived
by two sons, William +. and Valentine
Anerson of Windham Hill, ana two
daughters, Mrs. Clara b. Rand and
Mrs Lizzie Rand, of Portland.