The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-29
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The summer visitors about willard are
returning home. Already quite num-
Der have gone, but the more experienced,
those who have been here a mum Der Of
years, have engaged rooms for Septem.
Der.
Miss Mildred Libby of Pennsylvania
and Miss Blanoh Burbank of New HAmp-
SURE, are visiting their grand parents
at Willard.
Mr.. Richard Wiley and wife enter
tanned alnumber of guests at cottage
at Falmouth ForesIde this week.
Mr.. John Thombs has returned to F.
Fl. Johnson's, as bookkeeper.
Mosconoom tribe, I. o. r. NJ, went
on their annual picnic to Mitchell's We'd
nesday. and as usual had a chang up'
time. The squaws, known as the DauRh-
ters of Pocabontas, went along and did
the hard work after the old and ap-
proved method of the noble red man.
Mrs. Robert Fielding and son are visit
ing relatives in Green.
Miss Estelle GRAHAM gave moonlight
picnic to a number of her friends at
Deep Brook. Thursday evening.
Parties who own pear trees and au-
tumn apple trees are suffering severe
losses from night raiders.
Mr.. Eta Dyer of Bowery Beach, is
visiting her sister at Willard.
Mrs. Whitoomb of Arlington Height Is
the guest of Mrs. Woodbury. Pillsbury.
MIR. Enoch PIllsbury of Aridon, Mich.
visiting his sister, Miss Margaret Pills.
bury at Willard.
Mrs. Louis Goold is building a very fine
residence on School House hill. Mr..
M en- ell has the contract for the oarpsn-
ter work which is to be finished by No
vember 1st
MIR. Charles Libby of Standish has
leased the house of Mrs. Emma Cady
at Simonton's Cove for year.
Mr.. Fred Smith entertained large
party with clam bake at his residence
on Loveitt's hill the past week.
A large party went from the Cloister
Wednesday evening by boat to Boston,
where they will separate for their various
homes
Mrs. Buzzell is at her SISTERS Mrs
Pickett's, South Portland, where she
will spend the winter.
Miss Mabel knights of Gray is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Huston at willard.
The Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Associa-
tion are considering the advisability of
purchasing John Taylor's land and
buildings ON the hill. We understand
the price is $3.50 cash. and that the
cash payment troubles the minds of tho
officers Of the association.
Several young men about here are pre-
pairing to enter campaign company
which will be organized soon to help
along the Republican cause, while as
many more are actively engaged in behalf
of the Democrats.
Mr.. Charles E. Andrews is at home
from his vacation and will preach at
Bethany church tomorrow. Mr.. Andrews
has spent his vacation at Warren his old
home.
Will Richardson, bookkeeper of the
Thomas Laughlin Co., Portland, will
spend his vacation at Hyde Park, Mass.
Mrs Dr.. PingrUe, Portland, 10 visiting
her sister. Mrs. Herbert r. Cole, Pleasant
street.
Warden Allen of the Maine State prison
made a call on r. M. Cole last week.
WILLARD.
Rev. George William Kelly of the North
Congregational church has rendered bis
resi- gnation to take effect Decem Der l.,
much to the regret OF large part OF his
congregation.
Mrs. N. E. Trefethed Is attending camp
meeting at Alton Bay.
George W. Doughty has large Grew at
work on Bethany church. He is pushing
1t along so as to get it closed up before
the cold weather comes on.