The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-06-30
SUBURBAN NEWS.
DeerinR.

Doering.
f. o. Bailey has bought the Farnham house on
Oak street.
Rev. G. j. Clark and family have moved to Old
Orchard.
j. NJ. Freeman has been appointed assistant at
the Maine Central station.
The annual meeting of East Deering Hall Associa-
ton was held Saturday evening at Ilsley Hall on.
GERS for the ensuing Year were elected as follows
PRESIDENT George Russell.
Vice President James Lucas
Secretary-W William W. Merrill.
Treasurer Edward B. Sargent.
Trustees Alex M. Waite and Jas Lucas.
Ilsley Hall has been elevated three feet and will
have cellar and brick basement The contract
has been awarded to John Quinn Jordan of Cape
Elizabeth
The United Order of the Golden Cross elected the
following officers:
N.C.-John A. Bennett.
VEINS. M. j. Bennett
W. Pr. A. Libby.
K. of RE. Dunning.
+. K: of &c NJ. Legrow.
w. TT. j. Riggs.
WIFI. A. Pollock
w. of s. CIR. l.. Parkman.
W. of 1. Oh. II. Hardy
P.N.C. c. W. Foster.
Miss Parker has resigned the principals position
at the Point school and Miss Blake at Stroudwater
DIR. Stoner has been ordered to the quarantine
station at Cape Charles Nd, until the new hospi-
tai at Cairo is completed, and Dr. Gassaway is ex-
pected TINS week The officers and employees of the
Miss Maud Hanson and Master Wilbur Owens have
T.
ment in Cummings school.
Of the hfty-nine applicants for admission to the
Deering High School, the following have been ad-
Lizzie Best Flora Bradford, Minnie r. Bailey,
Edith L. Clark, EdithIM. Caderwood. Lila P. Crab
tree, Carrie L. Grabtree Lena Cobb Carrie Eldridgo
Lizzie :: Fairbrother, Lizzie M. Frye Jennie Hus-
ton, Lille W. Jones, Alice l.. johnson, Caddle G,
Jones. Mable Leighton. Zena M: Leighton, Helen
A. Lambert Alice Marston, Sadie Meader, Gene
We've Matthews, Nellie g. Partridge, Grace M. Rus
sell, Kate W. Ripley, Hattie Q. Rackletf, Bertie
Sturdivant, Winifred Smith, Ellen l. Tryon, Chris.
tine Torrey, Berthe Woodford Lynx Buckley, Ar
thur W. CLARK, Harry L. Cram, Harry Jack, James
g. johnson, George LOgue, Charles d. Moses, Willie
L. Purinton, Charles F. Proctor, Edgar Robinson,
Erwin Stevens, Frank Stiles, Arthur Burnell, Ar
thur Chapman.
Yarmouth.
When the shower passed over this village Wednes
nesday last it unaccompanied by either thunder
nor lightning, but after it had passed the water In
the depressiens in the road and the rocks was GOV
cred with a thick yellow scum which smelt and
tasted like birthstone.
FreepOrt'
Friday evening at O'Clock, the citizens
focked to the Congregational church to
witness the graduating exercises Of the
class of '84, Freeport High School. Before
the hour Of commencing arrived, the church was
crowded with an appreciative audience, including
many visitors from neighboring towns, and other
parts OF the State, among whom was observed the
venerable ex-senator Hamlin of Bangor, whose
grandson was member of the class. The exercises
passed on very pleasantly ana were thoroughly
| 1oyed by ALL This class adds twelve more to the
many graduates of the school, who are scattered to
many States of the Union, engaged in the various
vocations of life. 1t is hoped, ERE long, that
effort will be made to form an Alumni Association
OF the graduates and thus awaken feeling OF inter-
est in the institution and bring it to the notice of
still larger patronage in the future. The follow
ing was the order of exercises: