The Portland daily press., 1901-02-05
Wedding at st. Hyacinthe's Church
Monday Morning.
Death of Miss Sarah
Pride, Saturday.
Man Breaks His Ankle ON Tram
way Monday.

Mr.. Charles Madison, Foster street, has
recently been entertaining her sister,
Mrs. M. X. Spear OF Lawrence, Mass,
and her daughter. Mrs. Frank nj. Laing
OF Rumford Falls. The ladies left Satur-
daT for Lawrence, accompanied BY Mrs.
Madison, who viii spend ths month
there.
MIR. Lewis Mayberry and wife, River
street, gave Birthday party Saturday
afternoon In honor OF their little dsugh-
ter, Miss Katie Msybury, who observed
her NTH birthday. Music and games
amused the young guests, after which re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Oliver Hanson, dorham street,
observed her S4th birthday Saturday eve
ming at her home. A number of relatives
from out OF the city were present to as
slst In the observance Of the day. A fine
chicken supper was served aftsr which
games and music were enjoyed. Music
also ADDED much to the enjoyment Of the
evening. Mrs Hanson was the recipient
of many beautiful presents.
MIR. Joseph airard was united in mar
risge Monday morning at ct Hyacinthe's
Catholic church to Miss Rosie Perrin of
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father A. ID. Decelles.
The late Mrs. Sarah s., wife Of MI.
Dwinal Pride, who died on Saturday eye-
ming at her home on Mechanic street,
after a brisf illness with hsart trouble,
was daughter of Bryant and Elizabeth
(Waterhouse) Libby and was born In
Lagrange, Me May "a, 1885. Mrs. Pride
was unitsd in marriage to Mr.. Pride,
October 2, 1866, and beside her husband
there are left the following children: Mr..
Walter -. Pride, the well known livery
stable keeper; Mrs. Otis j. YouLg, wife
of Alderman Young; Mrs W. q. Farley
and Frank =. Pride, young attorney at
law, all OF Westbrook. The funeral SER
vices are to be held Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock from the residence, Mechanic
street, and are to be conducted by Rev.
5. N. Adams.
i. Messrs, Foster and Brown, the well
known Westbrook mAohinists, have pre-
ssnted the Walker Memorial Library with
"a finely illustrated book OF biographical
sketches OF the principal men OF Cum ber-
land county.
Last evening was the time for the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Westbrook
city government, but owing to the abb
sence Of q quorum of members an ad-
iournment was made until this evening
as z 80 O'Clock. President Bailey, Alder
men Estes, Waternouse, Frank, Haggett,
Fortin and Clerk Smith were the only
attendants.
Peter Terault, Frenohman, about 20
years of age, residing on North street,
and employed as brakeman on the
tramway cars of the s. ID. Warren a.
Der mills company, met with an accident
late yesterday afternoon which resultsd
in the breaking Of mis- left ankle.
Terault was riding on one of the empty
coal cars about midway of the narrow
guage train. The cars had passed along
the tramwRy and when near the old rag
stock building, one of the sides of a
car dropped down and struck against
the side of the building. AS result
the oars were brought to an abrupt
stop and two were thrown from the
rails. TerRult was thrown TO the ground
and wedged between a car and the build
ing. When extricated from his imprison-
ment II was found that he had received
a broken ankle as q result OF the accident.
The car from which he fell was badly
smashed.