The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Parsons6eId.
AT NORTH PAR
SONSFJEJ n SEMINARY

lowing programme was carried out Win
credit to the scholars and went far
towards advertising the school:
Salutatory- RECOMMENDATION of Wealth,
Orman L. Stanley.
The Pine Tree State,
Florence r. Garner.
journalism and the Journalist.
Elizabeth M. Granville.
Music,
Man of Past Ages,
Jessie NJ Hatch.
Relation of Education to Civilization,
William H. Callomy
Money-Honor in an English Course,
Gertrude L. Sanborn.
The Ideal of Life,
Sidney B. Stanley.
Observations in the Ocean,
Charles IS. Lougee.
Stacy Weeks
Jennie c. Thurston.
What is an Education,
Preston B. Churchill.
The True Man,
Fred G. Mitchell
Valedictory-OtH Faces.
Florence L. Gerrish
Music,
Prof. Isaiah Trufaut in giving the
diplomas to the graduates gave them
some very good advice and in very easy
way impressed upon his students minds
that their work had just begun.
the class ode was sung. In the evening
given under the auspices of class of '95,
by the Temple Male Quartette, of Port
land, assisted by Miss Harriette Maude
Hill, reader, and Clementine Varney,
pianist. The following is the programme:
Piano Solo-Selected,
Miss Clementine Varney.
Quartette-" Spin Spin,' Jungst
Temple Male Quartette.
Reading" Boy Wanted
sv Miss Harriette Maude Hill.
Baritone Solo-"The Sailors An
chor,'' Newton
Clarence C. Brooks.
Quartette-' The Magnolia, jackson
Temple Male Quartette
Reading-'My First School,
Miss Harriette Maude Hill
Quartette- In Absence Buck
ebsa Temple Male Quartette.
Bass Solo-''The Storm Wind, y Evers
Henry L. Eustis.
Reading-"' Josiah's Free Pass
Miss Harriette Maude Hill.
Quartette- Let the Lower Lights
be Burning
Carr BY f. O. Welcome
Temple Male Quartette.
Duett-1s Hope Beyond, . White
Messrs. Shaw and Brooks.
Quartette-Selected,
Temple Male Quartette.
Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, June 6. W. L. Haskell Re
lief Corps elected officers for the ensuing
year May %. Eight new members have
been added to their number during the
past year, making eighty two in ALL The
officers elect are:
Pres.-Mrs Matte Thurston
Vice Pres Mrs. Andrew Leighton,
Chap.-Mrs Chas. johnson,
Sec. Miss Lillian Leighton,
Treas. Miss Eva Joy,
Con Miss Eta Chase.
GUARDIANS. Sanborn.
Past Pres.-Mrs. Jos. Raynes.
They were duly installed by Mrs W.
w. Thomas at G. A R. hall Saturday,
June l. After the installation exercises
were over a collation. of cake and coffee |
was served.
Rev. F. H. Gle, who preached at the |
Central church last Sunday, will preach |
next Sunday, June 8, in the morning |
and evening.
Children Sunday will be observed at
the First Parish church Sunday, June |
Fslll
cert In the evening.
Prof Fl. M. Moore has moved from L. |
p. Pomeroy's house to the Cleaves house |
ON Main street
Summer residents are beginning to ar
rive at the Foreside and the village.
Mrs. A. 6. Dresser, her son Philip and
her friend, Mrs. Smith of Boston ar
rived att Royalside Thursday; also the
Misses Frances and Janet Sheldon of
Greenwich, Conn, arrived at Mrs. H. B.
Thursday.
Mr. Henry Lunt and Miss Mary Lunt
of New York city were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Marston Sunday.
County Commissioner W. B. Allen
and wife spent Memorial Day in Bath.
The steamer Louise made it's first ap-
pearance at Union wharf Thursday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Carteret True of Port |
land, Mr.. E. L. Baker of Portland, Mr.. |
f. L. Baker of Boston, were the guests |
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Baker last Sun |
day
Mr.. Geo. Bliss of Lynn, Mass, is visit |
ing his mother, Mrs. L. F. Walker
Mr.. Homer Ross arrived home from |
Montreal last week sick with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Alfred Leighton is very i'll with |
scarlet fever.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Cakes left Sat |
urday for New York. From there they
WILL SOOu SctlI lOI pOuUI fAIlGTlCd Ill slid
McLauren.
Mr. Henry Leayitt and Mrs. Emile
A. Soule both of Yarmouth, were united |
in marriage at the Congregationalist |
parsonage by Rev. G. E. Mckinley Sun
day morning, June I'd.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tabor and son
Sherwood. who have been guests of Mrs.
A. L. Tabor, returned to their home in
Mass, last Saturday.
Brunswick.
Brunswick, June 1.-THE Saturday club
has issued Year book containing an &C
count of the organization of the club, a
list of officers and members, thesconstitu-
ton and by laws, etc. The club is the
outgrowth of discussion in one of the
classes conducted by Mrs. Harriet Has
kell Macdonald, the present president of
the club, regarding the efficiency of
women's clubs, and at. present has a
roll of 1856
Prof and Mr. VIM. Macdonald will
leave for Vermont in few weeks, where
they will spend the summer.
Prof. Mitchell and family will spend
the summer in Freeport