The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-02-23
MAINE TOWNS.
items OF Interest Gathered by Oar Local
Correspondents.
BRowNFIELD.

| BROwNFIELD.
East Brownfsld, February 22.-Frank
Milnken OF West Baldwin has shipped
from this station car load OF hoops,
numbering 10000, to Valley Falls. X. 1,
The board of health were notified this
week that CHAMBERS had broken out
among the horses OF Charles HILL Up
on investigating 1t proved to be without
foundation, only one horse being SICK
| from over feeding.
Miss Mae Day and Asa MoLucas are
visiting friends at Hiram,
MIR. Ralph Giles, who has been con-
fined to the house the past two weeks BY
sickness, Is improving.
| Emory Lord has shipped four car loads
of white birch to the Fryeburg spool Ia @
tory of II. W. Cozzsns.
Mrs. Zilpha Spring of Portland has
contributed as volumes to the public IL
bTary.
Mrs. Joseph Clement Is very sick at
her home here at the depot.
| A union caucus will meet at the town
hall, Saturday afternoon, at l.S0, to
nominate town officers for the ensuing
year.
The smoke from the burning Of the
knights OF Pythias hall, Tuesday morn
| ing, at kezar Falls, was plainly seen
here.
tionsl church met last Wednesday after
noon at the residence OF Mrs. Hiram
aatcheIl. upon the Frysburg road. At
six clock a supper was served to which
about 40 sat down. The evening was
passed with music and readings.
Messrs. Sidney W. Kow and James 3,
Hunt were both in Fryeburg, wednes-
| day, before the board Of examining ply
sicans or the Pension Department.
The price OF oak and white birch has
taken a jump OF 80 cents cord the past
week.
NAPLES.
Naples, February 22.-Frank Manches-
Ter and EIvin Morton went to Portland
by team recently.
| l.. p. knight is doing lots Of lumber
| ing this winter, and 1t viii be very
busy place at his steam mill this spring.
He has purchased a new engine for his
mill.
Ex.Seleotman ID. q. Aver, who has
been sick for some time was able to be
out slejghriding Wednesday, with his
driver, MIR. Nswoomb. Although much
improved In health he seemed very weak
to those who met them.
John L.. Meierve is doing quite a bust
ness In life insurance this winter.
| l.. W. barker, who has bsen at work
on the ice az Sebago Lake, has returned
home.
| +. W. Sanborn attends the weskly
rehearsals of the Festival Chorus at
Bridgton.
Augusta Clark has gone to Minneapolis
| for the winter.
James Clark, who has been quite sick,
10 very much better at this writing
Ed Morris has gone to Boston.
5. A. Mains Is building blacksmith
shop near his house.
Hoy Jordan is doing quite q business
buying and selling pigs.
HARPSwELL.
West HarpswelI, February 2l.-Mrs
Geo. Randall Is slowly recovering from
her recent illness,
Thomas L. Mebber, who recently had
the emu of his finger taken on while at
work In the box factory at Jay, has so Tar
recovered from his injury as to return to
his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield ). Randall and
daughter Minifred, from Freeport, are
stoppinQ nj, MIR. Geo. Randall during
| she illness of Mrs Randall.
Miss q. Is. Turner left town Monday
| for Turner Centsr to visit friends there.
Mr.. Joseph Moody's family are III with
/ canker rash.
The circle connected with the n, e.
church meets Friday evening with Mrs.
Arthur Palmer.
| Mrs. Vim Bibber of South Harpswell
died Monday night after long illness.
Funeral services were held from her late
residence, Thursday afternoon. Burial
at West Harp swell cemetery.