The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-21
DEERING.

slSGanG IN the COny tflSn ScnOol, Aug us
tn. She will teach French and German.
7 Miss Annette Goddard. of Deerine
Center, has been taking an outing al
Squirrel Island.
Mr.. Frederick Jones and family hav'
gone to Falmouth Forsside, where they
Will occupy cottage for a short time.
Miss Isabel Cobb of CLARK street, Deer
ing Center, has returned from Wlndham
where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel Leighton, of Columbia
Maine, has baen visiting Mr.. J. G.
Leighton of Pitt street.
Miss Carrie Rand, of Deering Point
Is ia king an outing at Falmouth Fore
side.
MISS Grace McGee, of Boston, Is visit
ing Mrs. Sanborn of Brighton Corner.
ME-. Fred Clark has come home, having
been sent for by DR.. Topliff, the family
physician. on account of the falling Of
his mother, who has been sick a long
time,
Captain Crocker and family have gone
to Machias, Maine.
1 %-@SS AASAOa Ao4SslDO AeSo OOCA otSA<SS-
ing some time at her fathers home on
Forest Avenue, oakdale.
Miss Grace Stone. formerly of Deering,
now of New York, ia visiting friends
in DeeriDg.
Miss Hattie Proctor, of Stevens Plains
Avenue. is reported better. from the sea
breezes at Pine Point
The Crescent Assembly (Pythian Sis
terhood) expect to hold picnic next
Wednesday the 22nd inst. Members desir.
ing to attend are invited to meet at the
hall Of the Knights Of Pythias, Wood
fords. Wednesday morning, at O'Clock,
to start together for Higgins Beach.
Mrs. En0oh Foster, of Bethel, was in
Deering one day last week.
The Deering Center Lodge of Good
Templars will hold lawn party on the
grounds of Mr. o. e. Bowers, Steyens
Plains Avenue. next riday evening,
July 24th. A grand good tim g is expect
ed. There will be music and other en-
tertainment. Ice cream and cake will be
cor sale. All arc cordially invited.
Rev. +. 7. Nelson, Of All Souls
church, gave temperance sermon at his
church last Sunday from tho texts "For
Zion's sake will not hold my peace, and
for Jerusalem's sake will not rest, I'M
til her righteousness go forth as bright
ness, and her salvation as lamp that
burneth." The Deering Center Lodge
with representation of the Junior Fem
plo, attended in body, wearing sheir
badges. and walking to the church from
their hall. The Mystic Lodge of Port
land also came In the cara together. The
sermon was much enjoyed and was well
worth remembering and living by.
Rev. Mr.. Mann, Of Gum berland Mills.
preached very aooeptably at the Free
Church yesterday.
Messrs. Edward j. Chenery and Charles
S. Foss, with their families, are at Prout's
Neck for few weeks.
Mrs. Comery and child of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Fl. Fl. Nevens, Spring
street. s.se
Mrs. W. Fl. Page of Woodfords street,
is at W est Ossipdee, N. Fl.
Miss Mary ". Merrill of Falmouth
street, is the guest Of Mrs. Stevens, of
North Deering.
The oakdale Hose company will go on
their annual outing next Saturday.
Mrs. Ida v. Woodbury. is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Rackleff
street, for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence w. Small of
Daarfno avapua bava rahur,, ad ero,o =,
vacation trip of several weeks.
Miss Bella Goodwin of Auburn Is
spending her vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Rounds of Williams street.
Miss Kendall of Everett. Mass, is the
guest Of Mrs.. Ernest Morse, Williams
street.
Mrs. Stiles and family of Deering
Point, are spending the summer at Gray
DR.. Fl. G. HalIowen and wife Of Quincy,
Mass, have been the guests of Mrs. H.
A. Hart Of Fessenden street, during the
past week.
Miss Jennie Huston, Spring street,
who attended the annual convention of
the Y. P. S. @. e.. at Washington, has
returned to heg, home on Spring street.
Z Miss Bertha Bangs of Williams street,
Oakdale, is at home for q few days from
Buxton. whore she has been spending
her summer vacation.
Mrs. Paine and daughter, Miss Jennie.
of Glenwood avenue, are spending few
weeks at Peaks island.
MIR. G. o. Moses has accepted posit-
ion with the Portland Railroad Compa-
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II arris Pierce OF For
est avenue, with their guests, Mrs. Archi-
bald and her son of Montreal, and Mrs.
Ellis and son of MelrJ Sc, are spending
the week at their cottage ON the Cape.
Miss Affie Sawyer has returned from d
weeks visit with relatives in Boston.
AS Wilbert Noyes was at work at the
Maine Central station unloading maohin-
cry for the Warren mill at the lower falls,
d bar in the hands of one of the men
slipped. letting heavy piece of casting
fall, grazing his arm and badly breaking
and ePuahirp hjs aDkIa He vyas ia Ken