The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
WESTBROOk.

Postal inspector Is. p. BouteIle Of
Washington, ID. g., and Assistant Post
master +. III. King, from the Portland
post office, were in the city yesterday, TO
confer with Postmaster q. ID. woodman
relative TO establishing q rural free
delivery system, which VIII benefit the
citizsns en- route to North Scarboro, start
inc on Saco street, westbrook. The route
eontemplatss making q circle, coming
back over the county road, thus supply
ing quite n number OF families living on
the outskirts OF Westbrook. The carrier
would return by way of Spring street
thus completing very near circle. The
proposed routs win accommodate about
ITO families. IL will first of all be neces-
sary for Inspector Boutelle to make q
recommendation to the authorities at
Washington, and IL deemed adv isable by
be issued for the establishment OF the
route.
The funeral services OF .he late Mrs.
Eva HalloweIl Jordan, wife OF MIR. Ar
thur Jordan, were held yesterday after
noon at clock, from the residence OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hal
lowell, Lamb street The services were
conducted by Rev. E. b. Barbsr pastor
of the UniversaIiss church. The burial
was at woodlawn Cemetery
The sophomore class Of Westbrook high
school. which was to have had a sleigh
ride last evening, postponed the event
on account OF the illness OF Mrs. N. b.
Lowell, the mother of one of the class
The senior and junior classes OF the
Wsstbrook high school went on sle'g gh
ride last evening.
Mrs. Adeline 1. Marrett, one OF the
Oldest residents of the city, is very Ill at
her home. l2S Main street.
Mrs. n. B. Lowell, wife OF the wsll
known contractor and builder, lies dan
gerousiy Ill at her home on Lamb
street,
Professor George A. Quinby, who is
| to give an organ recital February Goth, at
| the Methodist church, Is to be asslsted
by Miss Minnie Burke, the well known
eoloist from Portland.
| The funeral services OF the late Mrs
ELI zabeth Cragin, wife Of John Cragin,
were held yesterday morning, at s
O'Clock, from ct. Hyaoipthe's Catholic
church. Rev. Fr. A. ID. DeceIiss
Off ciat sd. The burial was at Calvary
Cemetery, Cape Elizabeth.
Rev. L. NJ. Davies of Cornish, was in
the CITY THURSDAY, as the guest OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Edward 5. Brooks, Church
street.
Tne West End W. @. L. U. met
Thursday afternoon, at the home OF Mrs.
Q. b. woodman, Church street. The
next meeting Is TO be held in two weeks
at the home OF Mrs n. ID. Center, Stroud
water street.
The Current Events Club met Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. John NJ. Alien,
Main street The subject was "Temper.
ance." Mrs. Harlan p. Babb read a
paper on Organized Helps" and Miss
Ernest E. Brewer one on Efforts In
/ egislation The subject for the next
meeting win be Literature.
AT the Universalist church Sunday
morning, at 10 30 O'Clock, there will be q
sermon hy the pastor. Rev. Elliot Is.
Barber, subject: "Whosoever VIII DO
HIS WIN Sunday school at ll.45.
LESSON study, "rhe Parable of the
Talents. = Young peoples meeting at 6
p. m. slhjeot My Pastor. Lecture at
D. M, by Judge Hiram knowlton OF
Portland; subject. 1.-The Legality of the
Prohibitory Law Music by the choir.
seats free. Every body welcome
The funeral of the late Miss susan
Ann Thurlow, Strondwater street, was
held yesterday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from the Westbrook Universalist church,
of which the deceased had long been
member. The services were conducted
by Kew. E. Il. Barber, pss,or of the
church. The burial was at Woodlawn
Cemetery.
UnGertakers Hodsdon aud Roberts
were called to Scarboro yesterday to pre-
pare the tody OF Mrs. Sophie M. Clough.
W no died in that town, for burial.
Judge Hiram knowlton is seriously
Ill at his home in Portland, and so will
not be able to deliver the lecture at the
Univarsalist church previously advertised
for tOmorrovv aveutng