The Portland daily press., 1901-01-18
MAINE TOWNS.
items OF Interest Gathered BY Our Local
Correspondents.
NoRrH YARMOUTH.


East North Yarmouth, January H.
MIR. Frank Loring Is having stable and
ice house built. MIR. Dodge and Mr..
Charles L. Coils are doing the work.
Miss Bessie NJ. Rankin spent Saturday
ana Sunday with MIR. and Mrs Sornes
Davis
Mrs, Herbert NJ, Lawrence and Baby
Arthur. spent few days last week at
Pownai Center with her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Arthur Noyes.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Hodsdon
were recent guests at Mr.. James Law
renee s.
The farmers are bnsy putting in their
ice.
Mrs. WINNIE Sweetsir is very low.
BALDWIN.
North Baldwin,, January lo-Ine
storm OF Friday has left US with plenty
OF snow.
G.E. Binford, MIR. AMI Mrs. Fred
Thorne and Emma York are all sick with
measles, but are getting on well. Many
others have been exposed.
Mrs. p. Ii. Wiggin, who has been
quite sick, is able to be about her work
again. a..
horses, last week,
Mr.. Deering, who has been spending
few weeks with mis- daughter, MRS. Ma
thanieI Wiggin, has returned home,
Mrs. John Cartret is visiting at fai-
mouth,
CUMBERLAND.
Cumberland Centre, January IL. Mrs.
Mains OF Bath, who with her son ana
Mrs, j. &C. Morse OF Both have been
spending the holidays at y H. farWeli B.
have returned to their homes.
Mr. Albert Maddox has moved from his
farm into tie Sawyer house, and Is az
work for l.. Dunn.
S, w, Hamilton has sold his stock in
trade at the junction 60 j. Il. Dunn.
MIR. Geo. Jordan is in charge OF the store.
Next SUNDAY will be observed as Mis-
sion Day by the sunday school. There
will be missionary concert by the sohool
in place of the usual efternoon service
Preaching services Will be held in the
evening.
Sunday, Jan. 81, will be observed as
Decision Day by the Sunday school.
KENNEBUNK.
Kennebunk, January ia surprise
PARTY was given Miss Leila Murphy OF
KennehunK, Tuesday evening, January
field, the genial postmaster OF our town
The surprise party was organized and
arranged by Mrs. Ida Lucas, and the
mem pers OF the young ladies class OF
the Nj. E. Sunday school, Mrs Lucas
being the teacher. A very pleasant even
ing was spent together The class pre-
sented Miss Murphy with large photo
graph of all the members OF the class,
suitably framed. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Mary Fairfield.
MIR, George X. Smith, the assistant
cashier of the Kennebunk National Bank,
lie quite sick, and unable to attend his
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Fairfield are both
sick with grip. Mr. Fairfield is at pres
emit studying law under prominent
lawyer in SomeFsworth, n. H., ana Is
detained from his office.
wINDHAM.
windham, January 1.-THE Windham
Sunday School Association met In win
ter session at Memorial chapel, East
Windham, January IL. On account Of
the stormy day, a small attendance was
present The following programme was
carried out. with President Augustus
Kemp In the chair:
FORENOON.
Songs of Praise
Prayer
Words of Welcome. Mrs. Cobb
Response, Mr.. Kemp
Reports and Business
Echoes from State Convention,
Mira. Thomas Varney
Paper What q Home Department
has Done, Kew. Il. q. Drisko, Alfred
AFTERN DON
Normal Work! What is ,tS Whose
is itg How Shall we use itY
Mr.. Thomas Varney,
Money: What is itP Whose is 1t
How Shall we Use It?
+. E. Hamlet, NJ. ID.
Music
Reports OF Committees
The Duty of Christians in our
Association to the Sunday School,
Rev. X, q. Drisko.
Closing Words Of Prayer,
Rev. j. Il. Atkins.