The Portland daily press., 1895-03-02
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c., will give Poverty Party March s, at
Masonic Hall. Entertainment to consist
If Farce, Tableaux. etc. A baked
bean supper will be served from 6
I'd 7.30 o'clock. All members are invited
to cook plain food and dress inappropriate
odstumes. All friends cordially invited to
call around with their dimes and quarters
and leave them in good hands.
Rev j. A. Corey presiding elder of the
Lewiston district Will preach in NJ. f.
Church sunday afternoon, March 3. at the
usualihour, $50 tstandard) also in the in the
evening. All are welcome.
The entertainment given February %, by
the pupils of the Central Grammar School
was directed by Miss Elzada Il. Carville.
who was ably assisted by Misses,
Grace Blake and Addia Libby. 1t was
iii every sense a success. All The
pArts were well carried out and showed
much study and practice. The march led
bS u couple of the smallest pupils was
worthy OF special mention. The Star Club.
under The leadership of its able President
was another prominent feature of the even
ing, numbering many interesting and pleas
ing remarks. recitations and songs among its
exercises. The much abused word. cute,
might we'll be used to describe the III chet
Song" by Jessie Merrill and Bennie Gooch.
II is pleasing to think that the children's
Minds were for onoe directed to sonnet hing
else on Washington's Birthday than fish
horns and tar buckets. OF TO be more literal,
shoe and rubber buckets. Much credit is
due both to teachers and pupils Net re
ceipts were $3.50.
Mr.. Albert Mayber1y and Miss Nellie Whit
ten were united in marriage by Rev. Merri-
am, Thursday evening, February q. at the |
home of the BRIDES parenets, in Freeport
A very fine concert was held at Central |
Church. Wednesday evening, February 81,
at O'Clock at which some of our finest To-
cal talent appeared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ammi Seabury and Mr.. |
a nd Mrs. Frank Seabury, who have been |
spending the winter in Massachusetts, have
arrived nome.
Miss Josephine II. Hodsdon has just
closed very successful term of lessons in
eaocuton and physical culture here, and
pr oposes TO open another class in the near
failure. with very reasonable terms.
An entertainment will lie given by her
class. with the assistance of few friends
under her supervision. at Masonic Hall,
FRIDAY ..evening. March s. at s o'clock
tstandard.) Following is the programme:
Claire Stockbridge.
Jimmy Browns Prompt Obedience,
Elliott Loring
The Governors Champion. Wromgoole
Grace Thompson.
club Swinging,
little Chrstel.
Mrs. Mary Bradley Emily l.. Baker.
The Proposal. Mclean
Claire stockbridge.-
King Robert of Sicily. Longfellow
Mary Kitteridge.
PANDORA A CLASSICAL PLAY.
Pandora, Marion G. True
Epimetheus, Mabel q. Marstun
Minerva, Lida L. Morse
lis, Emily l.. Baker
Vulcan, Elliott ". Loring
Mercury Florence G.. Hodsdo on
1.-The Graces-Claire Stock bridge. Lena Cars
well, Grace Thompson.
lSoene l.-Statue Comes to life.
lScene u.-Orening of the fated box.
lscene lI1.-Hope.
violin Solo Ma jorie Burbank.
Skudies in Posing-Waking Psyche. Parting
of Orpheus and Eurydice.
F1uries' hullaby-Aptrodite Persuading
Death of Virginia. Night
Admission % cents adults. Is cents child
ron under twelve years.
sebago.
Sebago. March /. The Democratic
party of Sebago is "a whipped party"
The caucus was very thinIy attended,
only seventeen being present. Edwin
Poor refused to take any part in the
caucus; but after the few had fixed
things as best they could to suit them
selves, Mr.. Poor then made remarks re-
viewing the past labors of the party and
showing how they had always when
| united been able to carry Sebago by
| large majority. But the proceedings of
| this caucus he was ashamed of, and he
had taken no part in the proceedings
| for the reason that few of them were
determined to run things in such way
| as to kill the Democratic party; and by
the conduct of the TWO or three particular
| ones who took the most active part in
| this caucus the Democratic party of
| Sebago will find itself the whipped party
| next Monday. The caucus was called to
| order by B. f. Cole: the chairman of
| the caucus was Peter W.Sawyer, of Con-
| vene, and secretary, E. f. Cole. This
| ticket was hominated:
! Observation-Disclosures Ward,
Clerk-Peter W. Sawyer,
| Selectmen Thomas Fl. Jackson, Arthur
Dyer Charles H. Mckinney,
SIS. COMA. b. Jewell, NJ. N. Bachel-
| der, ami l.. M. San born,
| Agent-J. H. Mason,
on.-Walter S. Martin,
| Town Com.--Edwin L. Poor, Walter S.
| Martin and 3. f. Coe.
Brunswick.
| Brunswick, Feb. 20. The Republicans
of Brunswick held their annual caucus
at the court room Thursday afternoon
and nominated the following for town
officers;
Mod. Barrett Potter,
selcetmen-F.C C. Webb, E, A. Crawford,
| A. Il. Bradley,
! Clerk-F. Fl. Riley,
| Treas. John P.Winchell,
| Agent-Simon L Holbrook,
Coll.-Lyman E.Smith,
Auditors-I. 2. Booker, HIS. Thomp-
| son,
School Com. II. G. Robinson.
| A large number turned out to the
caucus and it was harmonious through
out. Many Of the nominations were
made by reclamation. R. W. Eaton acted
a 5 chairman and W. o. Peterson, SeGre-
ti.ry. The De mocrats have called can