The Portland daily press., 1896-07-04
MAINE TOWNS.
items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Windban.

Wludbam.
Windham Center, July g. Misses Alice
and Sara Hall are at home for the sum-
mer vacation. Mrs. Marcia Hanson has
returned from Dsering, where she has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. George
Bishop.
Mr.. Ralph Turkey ia in Massachusetts,
for ten days attending the Moody school.
The school at the Center closed Friday.
On Thursday afternoon fifteen visitors
were present to listen to the closing ex-
ercises which were particularly interest
ing, and show how thoroughly both
teacher and pupils have done the work
Of the past ton weeks. Tb interest of the
pupils is shown by the number who
have bean present every day. The fol-
lowing are the names: Emeline Hawkes.,
Olive Webb, Hattie Moore, Winnie
Hawkes. Philip Hawkes., Psrley Smith,
Leon Hawkes., Harlon Sayward, Horace
Sayward and ur'eigh Lovett. Those
who have missed but one day arc BeuIah
Lamb, Marion Hanson and Fred Smith.
The pupils presented their teacher with
handsome book and pin as a token
OF their esteem for her.
Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, July 5. There will be a
praise meeting at the "Old Church, on
the hill Sunday, July 5. at 4 80 standard
time. Miss Sadie T1tcomb, chairman of
| committee Of arrangements. MIR. Karl
Howard, Mr.. hivermore and Miss Hum
phrey will have charge of them usic-
The Hillside library will be open from
$50 until5 and from until s. 30 stand
ard. 1t has been found convenient to
make this change. AS Saturday is the
Fourth Of July the library will not be
open.
MIR, Milford Dunn has let his cottage
at Princes Point to Mr.. Chenery the
wholesale dry goods dealer Of Middle
street, Portland, who with his wife and
four children will Immediately occupy 1T.
Capt. Frank Cakes and wife and Mr.
BENZ, Cakes are at Maplew0od cottage,
Whites Cove. Mr.. George Penton and
wife, of New York, are with than. Miss
successful term of school at Msdford,
Mass, returned home Saturday.
DR.. Herbert Merrill and wife have
moved to the Point for the summer.
Children's Sunday will observed at the
Central church next Sunday, July s.
Sermon In the morning by the pastor,
Rev. o. K. Crosby. In the evening q
sons" will be given by the Sunday
school: Following Is the programmes.
Organ Voluntary, Prof. Blanchard
Anthem, Choir
Song-Praise the Lord, School
Invocation and Chant, Pastor and Choir
Song-Flowery Fields, School
Address, Mstty Dyer
Scripture Reading, Bertha Quincy
Address, Josie Oollips
Recitation-If I We're Man,
Howard Plummer
T,xk he Fl
Recitation-The Children's Sabbath,
Lizzie Murray
Recitation-The Borrowed Baby,
Hazel Stoddard
Both are Objects of Gods Care, b
Six Boys
Recitation, Forestine Dennison
Recitation, Elsie Winslow
Duet-Learning of the Lillies,y
olga Orrnane and Lucy Humphrey
Recitation, Fannie True
This is Chlldren's DAY, Four Girls
Reoittaion.-Wha Mother Says,
Marion Pom eroy
Recitaiton-A Little Sunbeam,
Mildred Stoddard
song-Pretty Little Lilies, Children
Recitation-A Name on the Window
Pane, Boil Dyer
observation-disclosures and Roses,
Marion Skillings
Responsive Reading-Child of Reason,
May Leighton and George Grant
Solo-Days of Sweet Summer,
Myrtle Stoddard
Recitation-An Address to the Flowers,
Edith Rogers
Reoitation-The Wild White Rose,
Lucy Humphrey
Song-My Song is Stayed, School
Recitation-The Little Singer,
Elsie Pomeroy
Solo. Olga Orrmane
Offering.
Song-Praise the Lord, School
Benediction.
Mrs A. A. Flewelling, of Yarmouth
vile, professional nurse, has taken rooms
at Mrs. James Leighton's, opposite L.
R. Cooks drug store.