The Portland daily press., 1893-12-07
DEERING.

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Deacon and Mrs. Jones, Stroudwater,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr., Henry
Jones, Portland.
Miss A bbie Parker, of Waterville, sent
Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G Parker, Stroudwater.
Mrs. Lucy Lamb, Westbrook, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Cobb, Stroudwater.
Mrs. Lamb is pleasing lady of "a
years, active and interesting in manners
and conversation She walks with a
firm, elastic step, attending to her house
hold duties with an alacrity unrivaled
byssmany younger matron.
Mr.. Frank Cummings has seven men
at work in Breads woods cutting the
hard wood preparatory to general clear
ing up of tho land in the spring.
A very bad leak was discovered in the
main pipe of the Sebago running down
the site of the old landsnear Stroudwater
bridge Tuesday morning. Workmen
are at work under the supervision of
Mr.. Dyer repairing the leak.
Captain A. Hall of Deering Centre, is
quite sick, threatened with pneumonia.
The Ladies' Circle of Deering will give
social Friday evening at All Souls
church. There will be picnic supper.
Mr.. Charles W Pierce of Woodfords, is
at home for few days from GAINESVILLE,
Ga, where he is engaged in the lum Der
business He will return South soon,
taking Mrs. Pierce with him for the
winter
Mr.. Calvin S. Goddard, the florist, lis i'll.
The Deering Shakespeare club met
with Mrs. Frederick Jones, Richardson
street, Monday evening, and finished
1.-TWO Gentlemen of Verona Macbeth, I"
is the play selected to be next read.
Miss Nina Vose has been visiting
friends lend s On Maple PIE street Deering
Waterville.
Mrs. Bray of Stevens Plains avenue.
has returned from her Thanksgiving
trip.
Harold Carter of Sunset hill, Deering,
has been very i'll of congestion of the
lungs.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris of Leland street,
have gone to Scarboro to spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs Larrabee.
Mrs. Porter of Stevens Plains avenue,
has been very sick.
Miss Eta Fielding of Maple street is
reported better 3gtFy,
Flattering reports of the scholarship
OF. Miss ,Myra Nelson, a late graduate Of
the Deering High school, and of her Qex-
cellent standing in her class come from
Colby University.
The High School Entertainments.
A large audience attended the enter
tainment given by the Deering High
school at Lewis hall, Woodfords, last
evening. The parts were all given by
scholars or graduates of the school, and
formed a most interesting and admirable
programme:
Chorus-Boat Song J.E. Roeckel
Piano Solo-Selected
Miss June Child.
ecitation-Sandalpho Lonefellow
Miss Lucy johnson
Song Angus Macdonald y.E. Roeckel
Miss Dollie Whitcher
Banjo Solo-Dartmouth Grand March
Glynn
Mr.. Frank E. Barbour.
Recitation-The Greatest Want in the
World-Pockets
Miss Nellie Morton.
Song-He was Prince. a
Miss Martha Halves.
Piano Duett-Baladine Lansin
Misses Norena and Edna Merrill
Observation-Disclosures and the Little
Maid Tennyson
Miss Theo tombstone
Chorus-Slumber Song Kholr
Reading-The SisterIy Scheme Bunner
Miss Stafford
Banjo Solo-American Patrol Lansing
Mr. Frank E. Barbour.
Declamation-Doth Hall Dickens
Mr.. Herbert Allen
Song-Selected.
Mr.. Bert A. Coffin.
Recitation in the Cynegion.
Wallace's Prince of India
Miss Belle Rice.
Chorus-Oh, Night Most Beautiful Kholr