The Portland daily press., 1894-07-12
DEERING.

The Friends enjoyed a picnic at Madison
Falls one day last week.
Rev. W. t. Jordan administered the Lord s
Supper at the Free Church, astssSunday for
he first time since last January. He
preached an excellent practical sermon on
the subject: "Christ's Answer to our Prayer
for Faith
Charley Johnson, who went from Deering
Center to the Infirmary, is reported as i'm
proving rapidly, under the excellent care
there.
Crescent Assembly, No. 90 attended a
meeting of Calanthe Assembly, Cumberland
Mills, Friday :evening last, on which oc-
casion officersswere installed. The Crescent
Assembly will hold a meeting at Pythian
Hall, Woodfords. for the installation of the
following officers
Alice Bailey, M. E., Mrs. Isaac Elder, NJ. F.,
M Mrs; Bailey, <; Of +. & y. Mrs. stevens,
Gard, Inner Guard, Mrs. Wagg, Outer Guard,
Mrs. John Grant, Organist, Miss Velma
Bailey, Mystic One.
Mrs. F. B. Jordan, of Portland will be in
stalling officer.
Mr.. Tibbetts and family, of Deering Cen
ter, are spending some time at their pleas
ant summer cottage, at Long Island.
Elya Bell, of Morrills is at home for
vacation.
Margaret Montgomery, of Deering Ce nter
has gone to Durham for visit.
Mrs Goddard of Dun ham has been in Deer
ing recently.
The Home Picnic Club held pleasant
meeting last Thursday.
Rev. G. A. Hayden will preach his last
sermon before the summer vacation, next
Sunday.
Miss Alice E. Jones, of Deering Center,
and her friend, Miss Margaret Cheney, are
enjoying an outing at South China.
Master Guy Richardson, from Mass. is
spending some vacation time with his grand
parents, on Best Street.
Arthur Jones, of Richardson Street, has
returned to Brunswick.
Miss Gertie Davis, of Portland, is visiting
Mss Mabel Lane for few days.
Mr.. Frederick Jones has been quite sick,
but is now on the mending hand.
Miss Carrie Johnson, we regret to learn.
is not so well as usual.
Rev. Bartlett. accompanied by Mrs G. c.
Bartlett and her three children, left Monday
for Sedgwiok to spend the month of July.
The house formerly occupied by Caleb
Montgomery, has been remodeled with bay
windows and coat of fresh paint. which
has greatly improved the appearance.
Miss Mabel Lane has returned from four
weeks visit in Boston.
Mr.. j. F. Smith wood engraver) has
moved into his new house just completed
on Clinton Avenue.
Mr.. Soule and family and Mr.. Widen and
family occupy the double tenement house
of MI j. Perry, on Central Avenue.
Mr.. G. A. Small, wife and children, ARE do
ing Boston for the present.
D. W. Hoegg and family have gone to the
Islands during the midsummer months.
Rev.Mr. Hooper and family also Mr.. Il %.
Sargent and family occupy the Caleb Mont
gomery house on Central Avenue, which
has recently been beautifed.
Mrs. Captain Gilkey with her children
made an outing to the island Tuesday.
Mrs. Eldridge, from Boston, is visiting
Mrs. J. Burnham on Smith Street.
Mr.. j. Hutchinson and son have commenc
ed numbering the houses in the City of
Deering, the figures are nickel plate, large
and very snowy.
The garden party held at H. G. Davis
a few evenings since was a grand affair and
a delight to all who were there to enjoy the
evening.
North Deering.