The Portland daily press., 1901-02-13

Mrs, Henrietta Lowell, wife OF Mr.. N.
Il. LowsIl, died Iats Monday evening at
her home on Cottage street after brief
but severe Illness. Ihe deceased was 40
years Of age and was horn In Gorham,
her maiden name being Douglass. Mrs.
Lowell Is survived by son, Mr.. Harry
Lowell and daughter, Miss Lottie
Lowell senior and sophomore students
respectively in the Westbrook high school
Mrs. Lowell Is also survived by two els
ters, Mrs. Temperance and Harriet, and
one brother Charles Douglass Of Gorha1'.
The funeral services are to be held Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock from the
late residence. The burial is to occur at
WoodIawn cemetery.
The funeral services Of the late Mr..
Warren knight of Pride's Corner, are to
be held Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the late residence.
MIR. Wintield Mcclellan, Files street, Is
confined to the house with a severe attack
of the grip.
Mrs, sarah ii. Maxwell died yesterday
at the home or Mr.. j. W. Brooks. Forest
street. Mrs Maxwell was sS years and
IL months OF age. She is survived by
son, MIR Frank Maxwell, now a resident
OF Vermont Mrs Maxwell comes Of
Quaker stock, her native home being in
windham. The funeral services are to be
held Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
from the residence OF MIR. Brooks Rev.
W. q. Mann. pastor OF the Warren Con-
gregational church is expected to of1ci-
ate, The burial is to occur ut North
NindhaUl.
The Democratic caucus IN ward four is
to be held on Tuesday evening, February
18th, instead OF Monday evening the 18th
when ths other caucuses are held. The
change has been made to accommodate
the majority of the voters CT the ward
who ara interes ted in the concert to bs
held Monday evening by the Society OF
st. Joseph at ODD Fellows hall,
Mir. Benjamin Leighton, Bridgton
street, recently cut HIS hand while chop
ping wood. The wound is bad one and
1t viii he some time before Mr.. Leighton
has the complete use o: his hand.
The Searuhllght Circle met Monday
evening at the home of Miss Alice Hall
The subject Of the evening WAS Florida
in-charge OF Miss Maria Cotton and Mrs.
Jennie Mcclellan Miss Cotton and Mrs
Mcclellan each read interesting papers on
the history, productions, health resorts
and natural advantages OF the state. Miss
Lizzie Adams read an interesting article
on the Lakes and Springs" Mrs. Mary
Barbour gave line description OF the
beauties Of the river ST. Johns. MIR.
william Mason gave an interesting ac-
count of "key West and the Coral
Reefs" Miss Adelaide z. Gowen gave
the closing paper on the "Cities of
Florida " The next nesting Is to be held
with Mr.. Brown, Warren street. The
subject is to be "Msxioo," and will be in
ohaIg4 of MIR. George Brown and Miss
Susie Partridge.
neputy Sheriff Ernest Brsgdon under
Sheriff Pearson commenced business
operations yesterday. he made a small
seizure at the store OF Isaac A. Cross.
Deputy Bragdon found underneath the
coal bin in tine cellar a board behind
which was jug of whiskey. He also
found small quantity of hard stuff at
Kings on upper Main street.
The Current Events club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mira.
Ernest E. Brewer, Main street. The sub
ject Is to be Literature with papers on
"Paul Leicester Ford and His Writings
"a Character Study OF f. Hopkinson
Smith," and selected readings from the
works OF these authors.
The seventh free lecture in the series Of
Laymen's vesper services at the Unversa-
list church, will be given by Rev. Samuel
r. Pearson. sheriff OF Cumberland county,
nex5 sunday evening at seven O'Clock.