The Portland daily press., 1901-01-22

have moderated somewhat from what 10
Tns Union sunday scnool had no ses-
sion last sunday In Centennial hall. as
but very few OF the scholars were present..
Joseph Strout, who ia tanning at
Bsthai was ct nis home IN this place
| Last sunday. He expects three feet or
more Of snow In Bethel.
LIMERICK.
uLamerick. Jan. 2I.--Harris Dyer and
family. whose home and furniture were
burned the night of the 10th inst are
| going to move into the house formerly
owned and occupied by George Bradbury.
Just at pressnt ths icemen are nussnnE
at . great rate, and are are ISsIs ms me snn
speaking, "maktng nay Whi's s
Friday. January IS, occurred the fun
eraI OF Mrs. Lydia A. Watson, from the
residenos OF her father, NasnI MntsVn.
FRIDAY. Jan. 18TH, Mrs. Sarah Hasty
| WAS brought from her Iats home In Chel-
ssa to this town for iuterment. A snort
service was held at the home OF Edwin
| Weeks, from which plsce she was buried.
| She had attained the ripe age OF 81 years
Measles are still very stylish here. A
number OF new cases are reported.
MIR. and Mrs Lou Chase OF Standlsn
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Libby.
Ths first lecture of the course uu-
der the auspices of Pbillipe Limerick
| Academy was delivered Friday evening,
Jan. Is, by DIR. Black of Colby College,
the subject bein "Life in Monasteries. =
It is to be hoped that these lectures will
be well attended, for the quality OF tne
lectures certainly deserves larger auui-
enoe, and IL we need an extra Induce
ment to attend, the mention OF the
object OF these lectures-the purchase OF
a piano for the academy TO bring
lus The next lecture will be deIlVerea py
Principal ID. 4. Harthorne OF ,aa W,iton
Academy, February Sublect, 0iao-
stone. Come everybody and enjoy the
treat.
Drv Mills. Jan 21.-The Thermometer
Registered 20 below zero at O'CLOCK nun-
day morning, the coldest experienoeu 1nis
. winter.
wor king for w. II. Dow during the Ill
ness OF his wife. Mrs. Dow Is muoh I'm
proved st this writing.
The scholars OF Pennell Institute con-
tenn pl .te n reorganization OF the Phiio-
motnian Society tuesday evening, Jan.
%, at r. l. hall.
Ibe r. B, Circle will bs entertained by
Mrs. .SusieHColiey, Friday evening, as
her home. A baked bean supper Will be
: served. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
G. e. Mbby is cutting oak on the Chas'
Merrill lot at East iray.
Hon. III. Q. Morrill, had an attack o.
the grip two weeks since, but recovered
SO az to be out In the rain the next sat.
urday. From this exposure he contracted
severe cold on his lungs, and was
threatened with pneumonia, but BY skill
full treatment the danger was aVerteu
and he is now mending fast.
Scnool was not kept Tuesday and Wed
ne suay OF last week on account OF Illness
OF the teacher.
BUXTON.
West Buxton, January a1.-Mr. A. X
p. Lord was In Portland last "Wednesday
MIR. IL. q. Tasker of Dexter, who hai
q been spending few weeks with MI
father, Rev. +. ID. Tasksr, rsturnet
last Saturday.
Last Friday evening drama entitlet
"a Romancs in Old Kentucky" wa
given by the West Buxton Dramatic
club. It was the best that has ever beer
given by them,
Mrs. A. q. smith is confined to th'
a house with illness.
: : Mr.. ii. Barnes went to Portlan.
q Friday.
5 Mr.. VIM. j. Bryant, who has beer
quite i'll, was somewhat better 1T the last
y report.
! Mr. A. q Smith was called to Port
land last week by the death OF his broth
), er, MIR. A ID. Sm ith, whosa funeral 90
The Buxton and Hollis Sund ay-schoo
= | Association will meet at the Baptis
. church, Buxton Centre, Wednesday after
noon and evening, January 30. Follow
q ing Is the programmed:
s AFTERNOON SESSION.
, 13O Devotional Ss-vloe, led by l.. E
! | Wakefield.
2 90. Reading Minutes OF Last Meet.
ing and Report OF Schools.
: 06. Origin and History of Sunday
school, Rev, Il. w. johnson.
a $50. Address, Rev. q. b. lllsley
!, 46. Pauer, Mrs. II. H. Hathaway.
4 9 IS, Address, Rev. +. ID. Tasker
10. Address, Rev. N. 5. Adams.
Music and Collection.
1856. Winning Others from What, Il
@ What, and Howl Rev. II. IL. Baker.
= 400. Temperance Topio-Is Prohibi
n tion Benefit to the State OF Maine
4 Opened by MIR, :. A. Hill.
4.l0 General Discussion.
= 4.4U. Meeting of Executive COMMITTEES
o SEQ supper
EVENING SESSION.
7C0. Praise Service, e. J. q. Owen.
9 7.30. The Imnortance OF Preparing th
III. Hutchinson,
9 Music and Collection.
D so. Address-Doing What You Can't
+ Rev, J. X. Wilson.
Leader Of M Music, II. j. &. Owen.
q IL stormy the Association win meet tn
r next fair day.
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