The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-09

children all reside In Gray.
Edward storey and grandmother, Mrs.
Storey, moved 20 Sabbathday Lake sat-
urdny afternoon MIR. STOREY is 20 work
In the mill OF Merrill a. Hawkes.
The work OF Mrs. Clapp, the evangelist
who has been creating quite q revival In
this plac5 for the past few weeks. finished
Sunday evening. IL is reported that
the result OF her work 10 twenty-five new
converts.
j. o whitney Is stlll emitting Ice on
Dry pond, but business - dull. on ae-
count of the travelling. Logging Is being
continued on wheels, but not TO any en-
tent.
The boys have taken out their bicycles
once more.
Lewis Quint was buried Thursday, Jan
uary 3.
Miss Eva Moconkay is at Cumberland
Mrs. NJ. z. Morrill, Installed the officers
OF W. X. Q. Thursday afternoon
BALDWIN.
West Baldwin, January 7-Most Of the
people are out driving on wheels. IT'S
really neither shedding or wagoning
business seems TO be at standssin Tor
wRnt of mora snow.
the Ladies' Circle. During the evening
the ladies presented the pasto's wife with
fine quilt. Mrs. Abbie Burnell, the
originator OF the idea, started the quilt,
each one making q SQUARE and giving ten
cents They realized Sj.0O from the quilt,
also took 20 % Of the Circle supper,
The Orange Society gave sociable
New Year 8 eve.
Miss Aiics Harmon OF Sebago Lake is
working for Nate Rowe.
wINDHAM.
East Windham, January Mrs.
Wi LEY, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. q. NJ. Elliott, left Tuesday for
W hitney, to visit her mother, who is In
p DOR health.
A number from this place attended the
meeting at Mystic hall, West Gray, and
listened to very interesting sermon by
the Rev. Herbert McCann.
A. M. knight is improving SLOWLY.
4. NJ. Maxwell IL so as to be out again,
having been confined to the house with
bad sold.
Mr.. Paine attended meeting at Memo
rial chapel Sunday
Mira. A. A Elliot received the sad news
that her brother, z. II, LeGrow, had
shock while ON the street. He was oar
ried to her sisters, Mrs. E. N. Leighton's
377 Cumberland street, where be lies
critically III at this writing.
The Glontz Brothers and Q. NJ. Elliot
have put In their ice.
LIMERICK.
Limerick, January 1.-The measles are
still raging, and have claimed for new
victims MIR. q. u. Moulton and Miss
katharine Holland.
Miss Mattle Mason, who has been In
Boston this winter, Ii home for short
stay.
Wednesday night, Jan. 21d, Freedom
Lodge, No, AZ, OF Free and fAocepted
Masons, gave IA public installation IN
Masonic hall, Limerick. The cersmony
was made very impressive by the INSTALL
ing officers, MIR. Frank Wilson, ID. ID u.
NJ OF Sanford, and Frank U. bradbury
of Huntington. The officers installed were
as follows: Mr.. Frank Ohadbourne OF
WATERFORD, Master; Il. ii. Johnston, ;.
OF W.; W. A. Hawthorne, Jr. W.; II. ID.
Henderson, Sr. Dea. q. A. Carpenter,
Jr. Des.; w. NJ. Chellis, Treas; J. l..
Holland, SEQ; e. p. Cobb and Edwin
Marshall; S. Il. bradbury, Chaplain and
James Cobb, Tyler. The installation
music was furnished by the male quar-
| tette. After the Installation one or I'D
win Cobb's best oyster stews was greatly
enjoyed by those present, and all voted 1t
most enjoyable time.
MIR. Nathaniel Is. Pease died at his
home Friday evening, Jan. 4th, after q
very painful illness, covering period OF
| two years. MIR. Pease was born In Par
sonstield in 1868, from which place be
moved to this town four years ago. He
leaves a wife and little daughter to mourn
the loss OF husband and father. The
funeral services Will be held on Tuesday
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, January 7-Distrios
| Deputy Joseph II. Sands, and acting
marshal, j. W. Tarbox, went to Limerick
| last Tuesday, and installed the officers OF
Highland Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
| Mr.. william Bergman OF Westbrook
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John bergman, on Water street
| Mrs q. Harmon is quito sick at her
home on High street.
Miss Maud Bergman returned to her
school duties in Skowhegan last Satur.
day after few weeks vacation spent at
her home here.
Mrs. X. p. Higgins is suffering with
an attack of the grip.
| Mrs Benjamin Oldred, who has been
confined TO the house for the past few
days, is able to be out again.
The parties who have purchased the
water power at Bonny Eagle, and who
intend 60 erect an electric plant there.
were over the road between here and
Steep Falls, last week to see about build
| ing an electric road from Steep Falls to
Saco. Possibly there lie some hops for US
after all.
RUMFORD.
Rumford, January lone month Of
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