The Portland daily press., 1901-01-22
MAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Inssrsst Gathered By Oar Local
Correspondents.
FREEPoRT.

Correspondents.
FREEPoRT.
Freeport. January i7.--Mr. A. p. Ball.
sv on North Frseport has been AZ home
for the past week
MIR. E. q. Townsend has been confined
to his home with the grippe.
Mr.. Rodney Gilman has had very bad
cold.
Miss DolIey has hesn called to Gardiner
on account OF htr mothers illness.
MIR. Walter Henderson is very Ill with
Miss Carrie Snaw is III with pao
cold.
West Cumberland, January sl.-Ine
farmers in this vicinity are busy hsr'es''
NJ ard Mrs. Everett Huston and Miss
Evelyn Kahrs, from West Falmouth, az
tended the singing s,hool here on Satur-
day evening. ,,..s
Miss FanDis Leighton of this Place was .
recntly united in marriage 10 MT Ferfey
Packard OF Welt Falmouth.
Miss Ada Morrill, spent Saturday and
SUNDAY in Portland with her sisters
SEBAGO.
sebaeo. January l9.-Installation OF
Maple Grove Grange ofncers today asIol-
seer AIonzo b. Jewell; lecturer, Ella nj.
Dou0Iafs; steward ChaR. p. douglass
assist. steward, Waldo Il. Douglass
chaplain, AImita J. Robinson; TREASURER,
Chas Weed; secretary, Laura Douglass
gatekeeper, Peter W, sawyer; Pomona
lass; Ceres, Mary sawyer; chorister'
Petitions are being signed by the mem
Dsrs OF tns grange in regard to equaiiza-
tion OF taxation.
into factions, and there is TO be another
fight among them over road commls,
sioner, but the Republicans are sxpecteu
60 again support A. Ii. Jewell, II there Is
n good chance OF re'eleoting him Tor !
third time, as the Republicans had rather
concede something to the democrats =.
as to mage it possible for Them TO eieoa
some of the more important officers.
PORTER.
Kezar Falls, January 2l.-The officers
for the present year in Costello tribe Of
RED Men, No. "a, will be:
P.-H. j. Pike.
q byron Lord.
S. S.-F. u. Deevreux,
j. 81. W. Gilpatrick.
X, X. S.-M. ). Wood.
g. w.-BeIt Fox,
q. FL. IL. Mason.
In kezar Falls Lodge No. IL, 1. o. o.
II, the officers viii be as follows:
n. CIV. II. Newbegin.
v. CIV. .. Merritield.
Sec.-C. o. Stacey.
Treas. W. fitzpatrick,
Nj W, Gilpatrick.
C.-I, M. Stanley.
o, G,-F. z. Stacey.
/. G.-Artnur Hickey.
In Ossipee Ledge, No. 49, x. of p, tn
officers Will be:
q. C.-B. r. Ridlon.
v. C.-P. W. Benton,
P.-W. A. Garner.
NJ, Al. Williams.
K. of K. S.-Byron Lord.
Nj. F.-W. o. Merrifisld.
NJ. E.-J. W. Fitzpatrick.
Miss May B. Edgecomb paid her reopl
a hasty visit last week Miss Edgecom
has nice position In Bangor Bushes
collsge.
A black fox is causing more or less ex
citement amongst our sporting fratern1t.
Somehow he has evaded them go far, bu
he IS reported to be Zine Cns."
Lum mbermsn are not looking for muo'
good II sdding this winter. There is
large amount OF lumber Of all kinds T.
be moved this season, yet very little ha
been done SO far.
Jack Frost has been slowing his artis
ito atiiity by painting th5 fruits OF hi
imagination on our window glass In thi
section the list few days Saturday Il
remained is below zero all day dowl
throuzh the valley. The coldest we havs
heard OF is 0-2S.
Baptist Quarterly nesting Saturday
and Sunday.
Next circle at Eugene StanleY's. Posi-
bly, the readers of the PRESS msy hav
the blues Ii you have, and Will come
we VIII guarantee you will 60 home hap
pier than II you had taken three doses o
doctors medicine.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
Uppar Gloucester, Jan. 2l.-During tn
last week we have had all kinds OF wealth
er, ranging almost from warm rail-
storm to blizzard, and the last part o
the week was most extremely cold.
Rev. IL. IL. Noyes preached in Centen
nial hall last Sunday afternoon, at tn
usual hour. Owing TO the disagreeabl,
weather there was not as large an au
dienoe present as there is generally.
Lewis Jordan, who has been TO tn
Maine General Hospital in Portland cam
home last Saturday.
II. W. Winter has number of team
at WORK hauling logs from the woods Il
his saw mill. He has quite number o
choppers at work for him.
L ". Gilbert and Jas. Stevens we're Ii
Poland last wsekx packing apples 70
Merrill q Hackett, on the farm of u
W. Pulsifer.
The farmers have not all got their ic
In yet, but they have been hard at 1t 70
the past week. Some Of them hauie
their Ice on wheels before the snow came
The ice was Of good thickness, and e1
cellent quality.
Chandler Bros are running their sa'
mill now on full time.
Colds are quite prevalent about here
ard we fear that the grip may put In q
appearance at almost any time.
Ihe weather at this writing seems &