The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-23
DEERING.

The Democratic city committee met
last evening in Adams, hall and organ
lied with the following officers: John
e. Sawyer chairman: Charles I. Riggs,
secretary; George Ward, treasurer.
The Whatsoever Circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers. gave pleasing entertainment in
1llsley hall, East Deering, last evening.
Miss Maud Hawkins. Miss Rena Clark,
Miss Norena Merrill and Miss Kate Rip
ley of Deering and Mrs. Gardner Miss
VIII ite, Miss Thombs. Miss Blake, Miss
Clay and Mr.. Eusits Of Portland, CON
tributed vocal solos, ROTATIONS and In
strumental music to the entertainment.
Deering lodge, +. and A. M. will hold
special meeting Saturday evening to
work the M. III. degree upon three can
dldates. The lodge will receive an off
cal visit from d. d. G M. Herbert N
Maxfield. After the meeting banquet
will be served in City hall.
Miss Marion Walton of George street is
i'll with severe cold.
The Piety Ridge club of Morrills will
be entained by Miss Jennie Boucher of
Forest avenue this evening.
Deering Commandery U. o. G. c.,
No. 506 hold meeting this evening to
transact special business.
The W. W. WIS ware entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs A. S. Wilcox
of Spring street in a delightful manner.
Mrs. Harry Eastman entertained a
party Of friends Monday evening at her
home on William street, Oakdale.
The Woodfords Z ok Lore club will meet
with Miss Margaret Elwell, Pleasant
street, on Thursday evening.
The organization of the Republican
forces in Dsering is now complete with
the exception that the wards 3, 3 and 6
have not elected their ohairmen.
The ward committee consist of four
members as follows:
@ard 1-Sewall +. Fowler, chairman !;
Hermon W. Lunt Howard Knight, Ri
bridge L. Cobb.
Ward 2-Walter Hawkes., Robert q.
Lowe, Charles S. Farnham. Charles H.
Carter.
Ward s-John W. Turner. Jr., D. W
Hawkes.. Thomas s. Files, Henry B. Seal.
Coleman, William e. Willard, Daniel H.
Road.
Ward 5-Albers c. Bragg, chairman,
Charles W. Foster, George Wyman, Fred
Y. Matthews
Ward 6-Paul J. Lidback, John P.
Smith, George F. Gage, W. H. ROBBERS.
Ward 7-Andrew Halves, chairmant
D. D. Chensry. Charles e. Goold, Ed
ward NJ. Thomas
The Deering W. G. II. U. met yester-
day afternoon in the Golden Cross hall
IN Sprinu streat
The Ocean Street car line is bound to
nave nickname. During the horse car
days it was known as the Nickel Plate
line, and when the bright orange colored
electrios were put on the name was
changed to Pumpkin line.
The Cushman Clob of Oakdale will
hold their frat meeting of the season this
street.
Several members Of the Portland Gun
Club have been improving the fine after
noon practicing on the range.
Mr. William leighton Of Maple street,
Mor.ilps, has return ed from a business
trip to Boston.
Assistant Engineer Howard Leighton
of the fire department, is seriously i'll at
his home at Oakdale.
Mr.. A. B. huston will take charge of
the Woodfords postoffi 80, Feb. LIST.
Mr.. Chas. S. Foss's new house on
Grant street is nearly completed. He
will occupy it n xt month.
The Piety Ridge Social Club will be
entertained this evening by Miss Jennie
Boucher, Forest avenue.
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Lobdell celebrat-
ed the tenth anniversary of their mar
rage Monday evening at their home, Is
Water street, East Deering. Friends and
relatives to the number of forty were
present.