The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-02
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At regular meeting of Mystic Division,
No. 16, Sons of Temperance, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, God, In His infinite wisdom has re-
moved another from our noble order, our beloved
sister, Alice M. Lawrence, therefore
ResoIued That while We DOW IL humble .a BE sub
is taken from us whose work was always OF the
highest order.
Temperance realize the great loss we have sus..
tained aud feel that suitable tribute of respect
should be shown to her memory.
Resolved, That we tender to the bereaved fam
ton.
records to ner memory and that a copy of these
resolutions be inscribed thereon; that a copy be
presented TO her bereaved family and that they
Globe.
At the regular meeting Of Mystic Division,
No. 16, S. of T.. held March 10Th, the follow
ing were elected for the ensuing quarter:
w. P.-Chas. M. Elliot.
w, A.-Minnie 1. Allen.
R.S.-AlberJ Pennell.
A. r. S.-Martha Campbell.
F.S-Jennie P. Allen.
Treasurer-Chas. S. Allen.
Chaplain-Franklin Maxwell.
Conductor-Geo. S. Allen.
Assistant Conductor Sadie f. Frank.
LS.-Edwin L. Field.
o. S.-Virgil ID. Stewart.
LII was fOtcu w nave d Udhtu UOdu sup
per on the night of installation for men,
bers only. The installation will be on Sat-
urday night, April 9Th.
Miss Elsie j. Libby has returned to Cor
ham.
Miss Emma NJ. Skillings has returned to
Cumberland Mills, which place she left the
first of the winter on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Lizzie Runnells of Portland and her
sister, Miss Fannie Lawrence, have been
visiting at their uncle's, Mr.. Greenleaf
Frank.
Miss Bertha G.Twombly has been engaged
to teach the school on Dutton Hill. This is
her first attempt at teaching and we trust
she will be successful.
BrIdeton.
1t is rumored on the street that the firm of
Stevens & Edwards, dealers in grain, wood
and coal, is about to be dissolved by the re-
tirement of Mr.. III. A. Edwards.
Dennis Dooley, Of Connecticut, takes the
position of trustee of the dye house at the
Pondicherry Mill.
At the end of three days snow storm we
GLIDING the old.
Miss Wingate Of CherIyfeld, formerly as
sistant in the Bridgton grammar school, is
visiting Miss Gertrude Hamlin for few
days.
A union temperance service was held last
Sunday evening at the Congregational
church.
Easter Sunday will be observed by appro.
pirate services at the different churches
and an Easter concert at the Congregations
church.
The Bridgton Athletic Association will
give an entertainment at Central Hall Friday
Members of Eudora Lodge, d. r., are
holding frequent rehearsals of the drama
which they propose to have ready Tor pre-
sentation Fast night.
Daniel Cash, of this village, has broken III
housekeeping and will board at Orrir
Thompson's.
Corham.
Last Friday evening the final concert In
tne M; Il. church course was given under the
direction Oh D. Il. Shaw of Portland. On &C
count OF the storm and indecision In regard
TO having the concert that evening. MI
Shaw was unable to secure full quartette
but, he made success of il, as i,
his custom. The readings from Nicholas
Nickleby, by Professor Hunt, were mnef
enjoyed. The audience was one of the larg
est during the course.
Between $11 and $12 were taken at tb,
fair held by Misses Laura Usher, Mami
Hinkley, Ethel Smith, and Master Rol
Hinkley Monday afternoon. at the home o
Miss Laura Not long ago, these same littl
folks held a fair, and had such Igo0d success
that they resolved to try it again. Thei
second effort met with greater success tina
the first. The proceeds are to be given {
the American Missionary Association.
The ladies' of the Congregational soclet
from NJ to z, inclusive, will give suppe
ana entertainment Friday evening, at Rio