The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-18
DEERlNG.


An mem bers of the Deering Board of
lfaoe committee on manufactures and
ino us5fles was held last evening at the
ONCE OF the Deering Loan and Building
ASSOCIATION. The meeting was well, at
venoeo and presided over by President
John u. Sawyer, who feeling .unwell
turing the evening, resigned tho chair
IN FAVOR OF the vice president, Thomas
G. Harris
lhe committee did not make their
organization. A representative of the
Eastern Forge Company who are DESTROYS
OF starting up the plant was present and
lnaoe an endeavor to interest the COM
ml51ee. Another represents tive from an
ouo VI town concern who are DESTROYS
OIL locating in Deering, was present and
inaoe statement of the many advant-
ages to be derived if the plant should
locate in Deering.
Line monthly meeting of the Oakdale
nail association was held last evening.
Inc county commissioners will give
nearing upon petition ofsthe city ooun-
Gil this morning ut 10 o'clock at the resi-
oence OF Mark Jordan, Main street,
East Dsering, for the relocation of the
ines of Veranda street, from Main
street. to Martins Point bridge.
IN the municipal court yesterday morn
ing before Judge Hopkins, Elmer L. In
gals OF Desring Centre. who has been
keeplng two unlicensed dogs, was fined
slo and costs amounting in all to SIS. 81.
MI. Sullivan, the meat Dealers horse
was frightened yesterday morning by
passing train at Molrills, and as a result
the wagon was badly damaged and its
contents dumped into the street.
The Deering school committee hold
their monthly meeting this evening at
the Ocean street school building.
The funeral services Of the late Addie
E. Vial will be held this afternoon at
2. 30 O'Clock at her late residence, 81
Westbrook street, Stroudwater
Mr.. Charles A. Cushing, Deering ave-
nus. has returned from a business trip
to Chicago.
The graduates of Deering High school
class OF 1885, are divided among the fol-
lowing courses of study: College prepar-
atory, William Billings Woodbury., Gorge
Bioknen Colesworthy and Rufus Horton
Jones. Latin scientific, Rena Louise
Clark. Annette May God dard, Bertha
Mae Stiles, Mary Campbell Allen. Bertha
Pinkham. English scientific, Alice
Leola Pride, Daisy Elva Knight, Frederic
Haviland Ripley, Elizabeth May Tibbetts,
Isabelle May Little, Hannibal Hamlin
Eitz, Angie May Kallooh, Nathan
Clifford Buchanan. Fred Nichols Bailey,
Floyd May Allen. Albert Alexander
Mabel Sholes. The class song WAS the
production of Miss Angie May Kalloch.
The committee on manufactures and
industries Of the Deering Board of Trade
held their first meeting Tuesday evening
at 8 O'Clock to organize at the office of
the Deering Loan and Building associa-
tion, Woodfords.
is a prospect that the large plant of the
Eastern Forge company at East Deering
is to start up after being idle for year
or more.
Trinity chapel, Pearl street, Woodfords
will be conssorated to the worship Of God
Sunday, June s28. by 1T. Rev. Bishop
Neeley, OF Portland, assisted by Rev.
/. Hiss Gibson. Of Fairfield, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Cushing,
Deering Avenue.
DEERING CENTRE.
Mr.. Sylvester, who has been visiting
his brother and sister in Deering Centre,
has returned to his home In Scar boro.
Mrs. L. M. Clark is reported improv-
ing from her severe illness.
Mr.. J. G. Colesworthy and wire have
returned from their two weeks visit to
Boston and vicinity.
The Electric Car company is tearing
up the ground and laying rails through
Mr.. and Mrs. Manson left today for
Providence, r. l., for short visit
among friends.