The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mis-. TItnefell and son, MI. Wltherell
and Mrs. Murch and daughter, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Howard Loveitt, Will
ard. Monday evening the entire party
were entertained with music by Mr.. ano
Mrs. Woodbury. Pillsbury at their resi-
dence. Ice cream and cake was served
Tuesday a sail to Cousins Island, where &
shore dinner was enjoyed. "Wednesday
Mrs. Annette Thrasher gave supper in
their honor and Thursday they went on 6
picnic to the two lights. They will re-
turn home next week
Your correspondent has received copy
of book entitled "Life History and Ad
ventures Of Capt. B. j. Willard" Of
Portland, written by himself, which is
very interesting, especially to Cape
people, many Of whom are related te
Capt Willard and doubly so since many
of the scenes are in and about Cape Eliza
BETH 1t is good sized book with illus
trations, printed in clear type on fine
paper, and is well bound in blue, bearing
on the front cover the Willard coat OF
arms in gold
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of Portland, were the guests of Miss
Margaret Pillsbury this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Andrews and
child of Boston, are visiting his parents
at Willard While they are here four gen
erations are living in one house, since
Mr.. Andrews grandparents are both liv-
ing, making one generation, his father
and mother, two generations, himself
and wife, three generations and their
child four generations. The same is
true of Mr.. Andrews sister, Mrs. Cobb,
who with her husband and child live at
| doubly strong.
| Mrs. Charles Ridley and Miss Eta
Loveitt were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening at the BRIDES home. Only
| the immediate families were present at the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley haveethe
town and Portland.
Peter GRAHAM, ESQ. of Boston, with
his family, have moved into their new
summer home at Sandy Cove for the
season.
The boys of the life saving station are
nearly ready for their winters work.
The new law, making it necessary for the
crew to go OF duty August LIST, goes into
effect this year for the first time. The
examination of applicants will be made
in Portland Tuesday.
The schools in Willard will open their
70 II tar,,, of cnbooI Cont OH A.
same teachers as last year.
Work on the electric road goes on finely.
The substantial brick building for a
power house and stable are nearly COM
pleted. The poles are set through Sawyer
ST. to the Ferry wharf and the rails laid
about one half the distance to Rigby
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bothell of Mime.
apolis, Mimi, and Mrs. VIM. Howe of
Cambridge, with her family, are guests
of Mrs. NJ. G. Young.
The Sunday School, of the Peoples
church, will go on their annual picnic to
Long Island Wednesday,, July gath, it
having been postponed one week from
July 18th, on account of the very bad
weather.
Miss Eva Willard is quite ill at her
home in Willard
Mr.. Charles Willard has nearly com
pleted his restaurant at the terminus of
the electric road at Simonton's Cove and
will open for trade next week. 1t is a
nice building and the effort Of Mr.. Will
lard will be to furnish the best of every
thing in the refreshment line that the
public demand.
Although the summer has been cold
and uncomfortable at the seashore, there
are good many summer tourists in this
part of the town. The warm weather
promised will increase the numbers.
Many people are attending the races at
Rigby.
Pl easantdale.
Mrs. William York of Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Louise Pillsbury.
Miss Bertha Caklins of Oneida, illinois.
is the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Harry
Taylor. Miss CalikDs was a delegate to
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Boston.
Miss Maud Knight is visiting friends
near Boston.
Mr.. Elery Libby of Deering, was in
town calling on his old friends this
week.
Miss Lillian Woods Is visiting her amt
at Somerville, Mass
Superintendent T. Fl. Hill is in Ros.
ton, Mass. for a few days.
DR.. E. I. Brown has returned from a
trip to Bethel.
Elizabeth Division of S. of T. have ad
journed for the summer
General N. P. Crowley is in town
talking up the new paper, "The Coast
Watch, " which is to appear in Septem-
Der.
Miss Ethel Hamilton entertained
party of thirty three on Wednesday.
Twenty three of the number were rela
tives.
Miss Ada Pickett spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. c. FL. Latham of Pleas
antdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Libby of GRAY ST
Portland. have been the guests of Mr.
GhaR Iibbv SIR during the wool