The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-17
WESTBROOK.

Star Of Liberty Council, Daughters of
Liberty, are to confer the degrees OF the
order on a candidate at the meeting to be
held this evening.
The funeral services Of Bessie D., the
four year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Raymond are to be heie this after.
noon from the residence OF the grand
father, Mr. Elijah Durell, Lamb street.
Rev. &c. b, Barber, pastor OF the Univer-
saIiss church is to ofiioiats.
The Current Events club win meet
with Mrs. Fred Stevens, Spring street at
three clock this afternoon.
Inc Wssthrook, Windham ana Naples
Electric railway will in few days be-
come the property of the Portland Rail-
road company, according to a statement
made by members of the board of diTec-
tors OF the Windhsm road. The papers In
the deal are bsing made out, and when
completed the company will be formally
transferred to the Portland Rallroa d
company. The price paid for the road Is
not PANIED by the Mindham road direo-
tors. This road has been IN active opera
y
Mestbrook and Windham, and has been
doing very good business, but 1t Is I'M
derstood that an advantageous offer was
made and the directors Immediately de-
cided upon its acceptance
The gentlemen members Of the West
brook Congregational church gave sup
per and entertainment in the church
vsstry last evening which was enjoyed by
all.
Wade camp No. 10, Sons OF Veterans,
assisted by local talent presented an up
to-date minstrel show last evening at
the Mesthrook Opera house, which was
fairly well attended and much enjoyed
by all. The opening part was entitled
"In the Palace of the King" The Prince
Uonsort, MIR. George Albert Haley;
Twentieth Century testers, Mr.. l.. IL.
Braokett, bones; MIR. George Boyd,
bones; MIR q. p. Sawyer. tambo; MIR.
q. +. Young, tambo Courtiers, j. IL.
Hezeltine, hoy Spear, p. q. Haskell,
Harry Henderson, Thomas o Brien, Ed
ward Guimond, +. Is. Spear, Waiter
Grant, Herbert Stearns, John Neal, >.
II. ElwelI, William Davis, Harry Pike,
L. Z. johnson, o. Dandaneau, Bert
Matthews, Arthur McGRtfey, James Wat
son. Fred Elwell. George Hamblet.
Court Musicians, A. G. Lemleux, direc-
tor; Sullivan, Hurd, Bode, blanchard,
leighton, Harvey, Durham, Spiller.
The following was the first part: Men
ley Overture, Company; When the HRr-
vest Days Are Over, MIR. henderson; l
Don't Like Them Goo-Goo Eyes, MIR.
Bracket; Love VIII Find Way, MIR.
Neal; A Ramble Around Town, MIR.
Young; You Can't Forget the Old Love,
MIR. johnson; Nv Got White Man
Working for Me, Mr.. Boyd; Finale, Com
pany. Quartette, Spear, Haskell, Ham blet
and Verge. Absurdities, Guimond and
O'Brien; Solo Dance, Mr.. Boyd; A Little
Hot stuff, MIR. Bracket; Song and
Musical Club, Hezelton, Pike, Neal,
Richardson and Elwell. A supper was
served last evening by the ladies of the
Methodist church.
The gentlemen OF Warren ConRrega-
tlonal church are to serve supper this
evening in the vestry OF the church.
The monthly meeting OF the West
brook school committee was held last eve
ming. Absent, Messrs. Haskell and Huard.
The vacancy on the school board was
nlled by the election of Mr.. Charles Q.
Carleton as the inembsr Of the board to
I'LL the vacancy in Ward 8 made by the
death of MIR. Goodell.
Resolutions were adopted on the death
of Committeeman Charles X. Goodell.