The Portland daily press., 1901-01-11
Man Has Bullet Removed From His
Head.
Lodged On Hunting Trip
Five Years Ago.
Services at the Advent Church
Sunday.

lne uexJ fneetluE VI tne AiuuohoonbA
club will be held at the home Of Mrs
Mary K. Quinby, Mechanic street, wher
the study of Shakespeare Will be re-
sumed.
The Moreans of Portland win present
"The Charity Iiall'' under the auspices
of the Daughters of Liberty at an earls
date.
The officers OF Star of Liberty Council,
Daughters OF Liberty were Installed last
evening at Americans Mechanics hall In
Porters block. The officers were installed
by Mrs. A. L. Downing OF Auburn. The
following officers were installed:
W. M.--Jennie Mcfarland.
ID. M.-Jennie Mcclellan,
Chsplsin-Mary Whitney.
Recording Secretary-Retta Alexander.
Financial Sec.-Sadie Knight.
Treas.-Susie McAlon.
Conf. Libby.
2 Com.--Maggie Black.
/ G.-Bessie Mcfarland.
U. G.-Mary Green.
Members OF the councils Of Springvale
and Auburn were in attendence. The
degree OF the order was conferred after
the Installation. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
MIR. Harold Babb, Cumberland Mills,
has accepted position in q drug store
in Boston and will lsave for the Hub at
an early date.
The services at the Advent church on
Sunday are to be as follows; Sunday
school at IL 80 p m.; reading at p M,
by the pastor. Rev. A. ii. Kearney, sub
ject, "What do the Scriptures teach con-
csrning Immortality" This is TO be tins
first of a series OF dontrinal sermons.
Praise and social meeting at p. m.
The second in the series OF lectures be-
Ing given Sunday evenings at the uni
verfalist church will be given next sun
day evening by Hon. Benjamin +. Chad
bourne or Biddeford, railroad commits
sioner OF Maine. Subject, "Railroads
ana their influence upon the work of the
community and country and their indi-
rect effect upon the moral well being of a
people,
Mr.. Lewis Robinson of South Wind
ham has returned from two days gum
ming trip, bringing with him 25 rabbits
which he secured as his trophy.
The officers of Cloudman Post, No. IL,
G. A. r., were installed Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Burke Is engaged rehearsing
the young psopIe of st. Hyacinthes par
ish for concert to be given on the eve
ming of March 10th In observance of St.
Patriok's day.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Clements,
wife of Leander Clements OF Standish,
formerly of this city, occurred Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock from the West
brook Universalist church. The services
were largely attended and were conduct
ed by Rev. Il. b. Barber, the pastor of
the church. The musical selections for
the funeral were rendered by quartette
Mrs j. X. Wentworth, contraito; MIR.
Phillip O. Haskell, tenor; Mr.. W. W.
Cutter, bass.
Mrs. Lucy t. Larrabee, widow OF John
). Larrabee, died January 9th at her
home, Coal Kiln Corner, North Scarboro.
Mrs. Larrabee has been sick for some
time past with. cancer. Mrs. Larrabee
with her husband for years have made a
business OF furnishing suppers to sleigh
ing parties for miles round, and after
the death OF her husband Mrs. Larrabee
continued the work. Funeral services are
to be hsld Friday afternoon from the
late residence at 2 O'Clock and Will be
conducted by Rev. L. b. Barber, pastor
of the westbrook UniverssIist church.
Undertakers Hodsdon and Robert OF
this city have been called to take charge
Of the funeral services OF the late
Libby. The funeral is to ccaur
Sunday afternoon at clock from her
late residence, Beach Ridge. Scarhoro.
Burial at North Scarboro.
Messrs. Edward Sutsrmeister, George
Oenslager and VIM. Lyons. Erq., are to be
the patrons at the ball to be given on
evening at Cumberland hall,
Mills.
Mr.wm Morrill,, PROPRIETOR OF the White
House, the Cumberland Mills hotel, sub
mitted to an operation yesterday for the
removal of bullet that has been Inn
beddad In has skull for about five years.
The bullet became lodged there while on
a hunting trip by the accidental discharge
of gun. OF late the bullet has caused
pain and SO Mr.. Morrill,
to an operation which was sue
,essfui for the removal OF the bullet.
Mr.. George Ingersoii, who has been
employed for many years at the s. ID.
Warren paper mills, has gone to Chat
ham, N. ii.
Mr.. Frank Carroll, who has recently
been employed at Jordan's foundry, has
gone to his home in Wisconsin on a visit
DIR. A. II. Burroughs, Main street, is
slowly improving from his recent severe
illness with rSeumatism.
The funeral services OF the late Robert
9. McCioskey are TO occur this afternoon
1t 2 o'elock from the residence, 10 Park