The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
MAINE TOWNS.
items Of Intersss Gathered NJ Our Local
Correspondents.
pARsoNsFIELD.

1 PAHSONSfIELD.
East PaiFonsfield, February H.-Nr
Frank Lombard OF Browntleld has movsd
his family into the Neisie house. Mrs
Lom bard is at present entertaining Miss
Edie Blair OF Portland. a
Mr.. John Powers OF Boston Is passing
few days with his cousin, James Pow
ers.
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Cbadbourne is pas
sing the winter in Porter with Mr.
George MiIliken family.
Fred Dearborn. Esq., OF Portland, is
visiting his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Eliot
dearborn CT this place.
Mr. and Mrs. q. Hssty OF Cornish are
visiting friends in this place.
She singing school at the village closes
Friday evening, February 10Th.
MIR. John Trainer has returned to his
nome at East Brownfield after paying
visit OF several days with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Lombard.
The roads In Parsonsfield are very bad,
the snow In some localities being piled
to depth OF 10 feet.
Mrs. Clara Belle Lane slipped on the
Toe near her house last Saturday and
fell, striking her back against the edge
of a large rook. She Is now suffering
W ith very lame back.
Jessie W. Norton OF Cornish was In
this place on business, last Monday.
Nathaniel Weeks Is boarding this win
ter with MIR. Will Weeks.
HARPswELL.
East Uarpsweli, February l4.-lt has
haaF ovaA afa
and the roads have filled with the blow
ing snow faster than they could be
shoveled out.
MIR. ID. L. MnIDtirs OF Portland start
ed the second half OF his singing school
at Cundy's Harbor, Monday evening
The school is very fortunate in having
the Instruction OF such thorough mu-
sician as Mir. MoIntiTe,
Mrs. IL. y. Coombs is visiting friends
In Brunswick.
MIR. and Mrs, Thomas Powell are
spending o week or two with their
daughter, Mrs. Horace Holbrook OF
brunswick,
wINDHAM.
East Windham, February IA The
worst storm OF the winter commenced on
Monday, February 4th, continuing
through Tuesday, nompletely blocking
the rosds, the men having to break four
days In succession.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Davis OF 6orham
visited Mrs. A. A. Elliott one day re-
Gently
Mrs. VIM. Cook and little daughter of
Casco. are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. IL. Haskell.
Walter Houston, James Seely and
VIM. Thompson have been hauling logs
for E. p. Houston.
Mr.. John Glanlv has besn at home
sick. His son, Augustus, went TO the
city to taks his place.
Mrs. q. W. Haskell and daughter Alto,
visited Mira. Nettie and Alpha Elliott.
Tuesday.
Wesley ID. Legrow Of Portland visited
bis sister, Mrs. Alvin Elliot recently,
Mrs. Nettie Elliot and son.. accompany
Ing him to his home.
GRAY.
North Gray, February IA Rev. MIR.
Dustin OF New Hampshire, will supply
the +. W. Baptist church next Sunday
Mast or Oren Kay OF Dry Mills is max
Ing his grandparents visit,
kr. York, our blacksmith, Is still con-
fined to the house with rheumatism.
Mrs. Addis Sawyer Ia improving.
John Purves is not enjoying very good
health this winter, but is able 60 do his
chores.
MIR. Horace Foster is at home and Is
now ohopping and hauling wood from
the fourth division.
MIR. Clement Humphrey has lately sold |
he- best Mnyberry cow.
Mr. K Il. Libby of Freeport has hired |
Eugene Lowe TO cut and haul to ths
depot the lumber on the Chase Merrill
lot.
School closed last FRIDAY after term
of nine weeks.
The roads here are IN very bad condi-
6i0n.