The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
SUBURBAN NOTES.


saccarappa.
Joseph Cloudman, a bachelor, aged about
60, fell dead at the house OF his sister, Mrs.
Clement, with whom he lived, yesterday
morning. 1t was probably case of heart dis
ease. Mr.. Moulton was not in good health al
though he had been out the day previous.
Falmouth,
Mrs Levi Leighton of West Falmouth, who
has been very sick of pneumonia, is improving.
Christmas Entertainment at the Reforna
School.
The Christmas festival at the Reform School
last evening was attended by large company
OF ladies. and gentlemen. Probably $50 were
present, and it was most en- ioyable and pleas
ant occasion. The company at O'Clock was pro-
vided with sumptuous lunch by the superin-
tendent and his worthy wife, after which there
was an entertainment by Garfield Cold Wster
Battalion. The programme was as below:
song by the Battalion Merry Merry Christmas
opening exercises of the Battalion. .............
g ., ieeitaton.
song by the Battalion =. Always Cheerful
Aouress by the Mayor. Frank H. Hillman
Dialogu Seeking His Fortune
Deacon Elnathan Peters Geo. II. Blethen
MIS-. AlmlTa Peters II. V. Whittier.
Jonathan Peters. ....... Robert Galley
Inomas hampton, :, John Donohne.
Ioainuel oenAlns .....- -. Ira G. Hatch.
song. Thoughts for Christaaas
Wallace L. Corson, Irvine a, Darragb- p. N.
SWEET, Frank Hiliman, Geo. Summerton.
dialogue .......... Real Elocution
Students-William Lovejoy james L. Smith
y. W. Leighton, VIM. Gray.
Uncle Remus Minstrels
Uncle kemus, Leader. John G. Burnett.
dialogue Deacon Robinson's Present,
deacon Jonathan Robinson. w. X. Garnett.
Chas. Herbert Fitz Howard. Ira 6. Hatch.
Landlord, bell boy, police, etc.
Recitation and song 800. Happy New Y ear,
herald ,.......-,.....#..... Henry Hanson.
siegnlng song 80. .......s..
w. L. Corson Irvine A. Darrsgh Frank
Hillman, P M. SWEET, Geo. sulnmerton.
Closing exercises by the Battalion . 1890.
Song by the Battalion, Never Touch Single Drop
Good Night
The boys were well up in their several parts
aud acquitted themselves splendidly. Uncle
Remus Minstrels were very amusing, and re-
ceived immense applause. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Bent, ccruetists gave duets; David Moul-
ton gave recital ons; addresses were made by
Hon. A. A. Little, d. O'C ODonoghue.
trustees: II. M. Sylvester, Esq, L. B. Dem
nett, Esq, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Hon. An
drew HAYES and others.
The chapel where the exercises took place
was handsomely decorated with eyergreens.
and there were two large Christmas trees
loaded with presents for the boys. which were
distributed at The close of the entertainment,
Glass Reunions.
The class Of 70, P. Fl. s., held their 9TH an
nual reunion last evening at Rcssini Hall. A
large number were present and passed very
enjoyable evening. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-W. G. Chapman.
Vice President-Alice H. Howes.
Secretary-Alfred King.
Treasurer-Hattie A. Leavitt
Committee-A. M. Heseltine, Alice T. Gus
t1s, Albert W. Fuller, Tinnie A. Drnmmond.
An order OF twelve dances followed tho cleo
ton and fine supper was served by Mrs. Ul-
mer.
The class Of ", P. II. S., held their annual
reunion at Fraternity Hall last evening.
About third of the original number were pres
emit; this, however, did not deter those Who we're
present from enjoying themselves most thor.
oughly.
"The ballad of the world" from Faust as
rendered by Mr.. Thones was a most pleasant
addition to the programme.
Officers were elected for the ensuing year as
follows:
President-H M. Bailey
Vice President--Miss Mari.
Secretary and Treasurer-E. @. Noyes