The Portland daily press., 1901-01-29
KESTDROeK.
Concert by City Band
Last Evening.
Members Of n. I. 0. ?. Visit Port
land Lodge.
Boy Hurt While Coast
ing, Very Sick.
Well Known Couple Married
Monday-Other News.

The westbrook City band held
grand concert last evening at Odd Eel
lows hall, West End. The c3ncsrt con-
sisted of selections by the band composed
of "a pieces, S. A. Guimond, leader; Sc
le,tions by Hezelson's Mandolin club,
and speciality parts by local talent.
The following programme was rendered;
Veni, vidi, Vioi March, X. b. Hall
Oys rture-Rival. Pettee
Eo1ney Coon's Cake walk, John Il. Hall
BY the Band.
La Bohemienne Song, Bale
Mrs A. Goyette.
Reading-Seleoted,
Selections.
Hezeiton Mandolin club.
Ragtime Selections,
Honey johnson
The johnson s-Percy, Harold and
Clifford
1 Don't Like them Goo Goo Eyes,
Harold johnson.
When the Harvest Days Are Over,
Clifford Johnson.
Timbuotoo Marsh and Cake Walk,
K. Ramsdell.
Auf Wiedersehn Waltz.
I'LL We Meet Again.
Ehen IL. Bailey.
Porto Rican Dance-Anita, Ortega
by the Band.
Abundance of Jokes,
Honey johnson.
Edward Quinn.
La Serenade des Anges,
Mrs. A. Goyette.
Selections,
Hezelton's Mandolin club.
HI Henry March, .. II. Farrar
BY the Band.
The Searchlight club held their reRu-
Jar meeting last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Charles 1. Spear, Quebec street,
Portland
A delegation OF the members OF the
Westbrook N. L. o. p. lodge paid a
rratsrnaI visit to the members OF the
Portland ledge last evening.
! The basket han team connected with
the CleaYes Rifles will pay a league
game this evening at the armory with
the team connected with the Naval Re-
serves of Portland.
Conductor II + Chute of the Westbrook
division OF the Portland Ra,Iroad COM
rany, ana Messrs. s. i. Raymond ana
King Starblrd, spent Sunday at Libby
bsa1h, where Mr.. Raymond has cottage.
Mrs. Susan Ann TnuIlow is still very
sick as a result OF stroke Of paralysis.
Arthur Letarte, the 15-year-old son OF
Mr. Peter Letarte, who was injured
last week in coasting accident, is still
very sick. The young man had several
hemorrhages on Sunday and unless these
can be checked his chances for recovery
are very poor.
MIR. Joseph WEIGH, conductor of the
West End electric railway of Boston, has
been In the city on brief visit among
his relatives and friends.
The Moreans of Portland are to present
1.-The Charity Ball." at the Westbrook
Opera house, Thursday evening, Janu-
airy 81, for the benefit OF the local coun-
oil of the daughters OF Liberty.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Brown to
Miss Josephine Damms. both of this
city, occurred Monday at s O'Clock at st.
Hyacinthe's Catholic church. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev. Er.
A. ID. Decslles. After brief wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs Brown are to reside
in this city. A reception viii be rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown at their home COR
ner OF Brown and King street.
Walter Langlois was before Judge
Holman. yesterday on charge OF intoxi-
cation. He was sentenced to the county
jail for 80 days.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Girard
and Miss Rosie Perrin, both OF this
city, is to occur Monday morning, Febru-
AIRY 4th at s O'Clock at st. Hyaointhe's
Catholic church.
The fun sral services of the late Ralph
Minnick, the tlve-year old son of John
Minnick, were held Monday afternoon
at o'clock from the residence Of the |
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Min |
nick, Gorham road. The services were |
conducted by Rev. S N. Adams, pastor |
of the Westbrook Congregational church. |
The East End w. q. L. u, Will meet |
this afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock at the home |
OF Mrs. Learder Moody, Lamb street.
The w. *. Dana warp mills company |
has just completed a new fire escape for |
mill No. 1.
The air pump operating the street rail- |
road crossing Of s. ID. Warren company |
1T Cumberland and Main streets, are |
at the machine shop of Foster & Brown |
for repairs.