The Portland daily press., 1890-04-07
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2.
MAINE row ms.
DeerIng.


Tho Daerinp schools commence their spring
term today. There has been but slight change
in the teachers, who are as follows:
HIqh School-Pl incpal, Z. II. Crosby; assist
ants, Helen J. Webster, Charlotte MONTGOMERY.
ocean StreetGrammar Scho0l-Principal, Hiram
c. Hawkes.; assistant, Lucy S. Anderson.
Saunders Street, Intermediate s. L. Club
buck.
Van Horn.
Deerng Centre, Intermediate Hattie V. Elder
DeeTing Centre, Primary-Rose w. Leland.
ClMorrilPs Corner, Grammar-Nay A. Elweii.
MONTHS corner, lntermediate-Myra L. Elder.
C]MorrilPs Corner, Grammar--Anna V. Hunt.
. Lunrs Corner, Grammar-Melissa K. Elder
Lunts Corner, Primary-Snsie p. Kmball.
. East Deering Grammar and Intermediate
Aliens Corner Grammar and Intermediate
Riverside School-Mary f. Smith
Rivert0n School-Mary L. Whittier.
bradley's Corner, Grammar-Grace Reed.
Nason's Corner-Isabel Jordan.
Siroudwater Grammar-Miss K. T. Maxfeld.
Libby Corner, Prlmary-LiZZe b. Cobb.
oakdale.Principal, Nellie b. Morrison; assist
ant Miss A. p. St0ckwell.
Winslows Point-Hattie j. Loring
: The school committee has organized with
heuel Small as chairman, and F. K. G. Rob-
bins as the Superintendent of schools, There
are II school houses in the town, and %
teachers are employed by the board.
North Yarmouth.
Mr.. 9. b. Herrick Is getting out large lot
of spiles, which he is sending to Portland by
rail, to be used in the rebuilding of Browns
wharf.
1t is rumored that ]. L. Dunn is to build
storehouse for grain at the Maine Central
depot.
Mrs. Ellen Doten has sold her farm to Mr..
Lowell OF Gray, who will occupy it imme-
diately.
Miss Brook of Portland is visiting at Ed
ward Hayes.
Mr.. John S. Barstow, who has been con-
fined to his house all winter. on account of
an accident is able to be out again.
Frank Marston who has been away most
of the winter, is at home away.
Percy Lorlng is making short visit in
Boston.
Mr.. Joseph Hilton and wife are quite sick
with the grip.
Ernest Hamilton has left town for Port
land, where he will be employed at the Fall
mout hotel
Hiram.
On Monday DR.. Charles E. Wilson had his
right hand broken by kick of horse. He
and his wife succeeded in adjusting it with
plaster Of Paris, and he visited his patients
in the afternoon.
Mr.. George L. Sawyer has retired from
the firm Of Sawyer Rankin, merchant, and
is succeeded by Mr.. Charles Hanson.
Col. John Hancock, former citizen of
Hiram, died recently in Chicago of pneu-
monia, aged about 50 years. He was a son
Of John Lane Hancock, revolutionary
oOlulcI, anu carly ooLLltu III hlTdlu. COl
Hancock removed from the vicinity of Port
land many years ago, and made a fortune in
in the pork and beef business in Chicago
Fred Howard. who committed suicide at
Waterfowl, Mass. April list was native of
Hiram and son of the late Frederick and
Ruth Howard.
Cape Elizabeth.
The Y. p S. G. E. of the Peoples church
have elected the following officers and COM
mittees:
Presidential j. Hutchinson.
Vice Presldent-Sophia Thurrell.
Recording Secretary-Emma Henley.
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer-J. E.
Fisher.
Lookout Commttee-Hattie Parsons, EVE Ry-
der, W. ii. Richardson, Bne Dyer.
Prayer Meeting Committee-Harry Ryder Fred
Wilson, Maude Dodge, Cora Mckinney, Belle
Parsons.
Social Committee-Carrie Hutchinson, j, E.
Fisher, Binie Dyer Hattie Parsons, Harry Ryder
Sick Committee-W. II. Richardson, Clinton
Fisher, Alesta Barter, Albert Griffin, Mamie
Ryder.
Flower Committee-Exie Ryder, Fred Wilson.
Ernest Doughty, Emma Henley, Julia McFar'
land.
Music Committee-Julia Mcfarland, Cora Bar
ter, Florence Lowell, Carrie Hutchinson.