The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-03-28
WESTBROOK.

Sunday at the M. e. church at 1. 30
a. m, the pastors subject will be, "What
shall l render unto the Lord for all his
benefits to me?" In the evening at z
O'Clock the third address on the Fright
application of value Rehearsal of
song at $50 p. M, conducted by Prot
j. E. Ward.
At the Advent church tomorrow at 2
p. NJ, the pastor will continue the sub
jeot of last Sunday, viz Seeking for
truth. or why do not believe the right
eous go to heaven at DEATH" Christ S
9th chapter will be considered" EVAN
gelistic service at p. m.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will give temper
ance sermon to the children. The sub
ject is the "Demon Revealed. - 1t will be
illustrated with black board and chalk.
The services at Warren church for Sun
day, March goth, morning at 1890
topic, 1.-The great question and its an
swer." Sunday school at close of the
morning service. The evening sessio n
"While on the way.'
St Alban Commandery of K. T., will
attend the funeral of their late brother,
D. W. Babb today.
The ladies' circle of Warren church are
preparing for an entertainment to be
held at Cumberland hall next Thursday
evening. 1t is called bean auction.
They will also repeat the Tom Thumb
wedding.
The first annual ball of Wade Camp, S.
of ", Thursday evening was complete
success financially and socially. The Odd
Fellows hall was completely filled with
dancers and a good time was enjoyed by
all present.
Wawercob tribe of Red Men worked the
adoption degree on five pale faces at
| their last meeting.
| Mr.. Ernest Gerhart's, boss weaver of
the Haskell Silk Company, with his fam
| lily, will sail for Germany, April 10Th.
| The annual report of the trustees and
| regents of the Walker Memorial Library
shows that institution is well patronized
| BY our citizens. There has been added
to the library the past year 303 volumes
on the following SUBJECTS: Religion, 4
volumes; history and travels, 80; itera-
ture, 10; biography, IL; philosophy, 4;
| sociology, 8; arts and sciences, II; refer
ence, IS; fiction. 1856 The present num-
| Der of volumes is 52S1. The mum Der of
books loaned for home use was "a, $50;
number consulted in the reading ROOM
2433; daily average, 1873. The classification
of the books loaned for home use is as
follows: Religion, 2S1; history and trav-
els. 1885; biography, 7l5; literature. 1872;
philosophy and sociology, 354; arts and
sciences, 500; fiction. 80, 422. The orga-
nization of the regents is as follows
President. W. K. Dana; vice president,
A: A. Cordwell; secretary, E. J. Hask-
ell; auditing committee, W. K. Dana,
DR.. TIP. Smith, A. A. Cordwell; pur-
chasing committee, W. W. Cutter, Dr. T.
p. Smith, e. j. Haskell.
Mr. B. E. Roberts bought large black
horse Of James Traitor Thursday. He
intends him for hack horse to mate one
he already owns.
The Young Mems Athletic club of this
city will give an Easter Monday ball at
Odd Fellows hall, April 9th
The opening Of the new Gospel Tenn
perance hall at Centerville will OCCUR on
Wednesday, April l. Supper will be
served from five to 73O At s. 80 O'Clock,
Rev. G. G. Phelan will deliver a gospel
temperance address. Music will be fur
n1shed by q male quartette.
Mr.. B. +. Woodman has been awarded
the contract for moving the stone from
Morrills Corner to Pride's bridge. for
the abutments for the new iron bridge.