The Portland daily press., 1896-02-28
DEERING.


members Of the city council and CITY
officials, at his home corner of Falm outh
and Deering streets. The mayor proved
as pleasant host as presiding officer.
and his guests passed very pleasant
evening. The city officials have enioyed
the past municipal year very much as
there has been nothing to mar harmony
and pleasant feeling which has been a
strong characteristic of all their actions.
The following Deering Sir Knight
and ladies attended the reception given
last evening by Portland Commandery,
K. T., ut Masonic hall, Portland: Ex-
Mayor John E.Sawyer and wife; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Sohmitt, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. w. Leighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harris Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Thompson,
and others. They returned on special
car provided By Superintendent New
man.
The following Deering Sinners attend
ed the dedication of the new quarters OF
Kora Temple Mystic Shrine at Lewiston
last evening: Arthur Pierce, Frank B.
Moody, Samuel Boyden, and several 9TH
ers.
District Deputy Grand Master Herbert
Maxfield accompanied by several mem
bers of Deering lodge. E. & A. NJ, visit
ed Standish lodge last evening.
Miss Alice E. B.Sawyer has returned from
Boston.
A party of Deering Rebekahs went on
a ride to Coal Kiln corner last evening.
The Dirigo club of Oakdale will en-
tertain the Mentone club this evening at
the residence of Mrs. leighton.
Miss Jennie Huston of Spring street
will entertain the Willow Whist club of
Westbrook this evening.
There will be supper and social in the
vestry of All Souls church. Morrills, this
evening.
The Deering Centre debating club
meet this evening.
Rockamacook Tribe, I. o. r. M, of
Morrills, meet this evening to ballot
upon several applications recently re-
oeived. Supper will be served during the
evening.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the city council this evening at Z. 80
o'clock.
Little Moses Bailey of Forest avenue,
honored the birthday of the father OF
his country by entertaining party of
young people at his home. They had a
fine time, gay plays, and delicious sup
per.
There Is talk of forming temperance
division at Deering Centre. which will
hold Its meetings at Hoegg's block.
Some Of the most prominent citizens
are interested in the movement.
Miss Lucy Goddard has been quite
sick. SO that her school has been dis
missed for time.
The High School Brsccia for February
is out. with feast of wisdom and fun,
and some very good literature for its
readers.
Marian Wilson of Pleasant street, took
a prize at hatohet party. a beautiful
paper weight, showing the face of Wash
iIgton.
A beautiful poem from Mrs. E. B. Dun
ham of Stevens Plains avenue was read
at the last meeting of the Authors club.
Miss Harriet Fuller of Deering Center.
has returned from Rockland, where she
has been visiting a sister.
Mr.. Will Dodge, who has been sick
some time at Mr.. Eastman's Pleasant
street, is reported better.
Mrs. Leander leighton of Oak street,
had serious fall recently, leaving her
with sprained ankle.
ISiss Matte Jones of Forest avenue has
gone into the coat store at Morrills to
learn the trade of coatmaking.
Arthur Coffee of Maple street, has a
place in the match factory, Morrills.
Miss Jennie Jones of Forest avenue has
employment in Portla
The meetings at the Free church con-
tinue to be of great interest.
Municipal Election Monday, March ed.
For Mayor-William W. Mitchell.
WARD ONE.
Alderman-ElbridgeL L. Cobb.
Warden-Thomas q. Hooper.
Ward Clerk-Moses P. Adams.
WARD TWO.
Alderman-Charles S. Farnham.
Warden-Abner Lowell.
Ward Clerk-Frank S. Wallace.
WARD THREE.
Alderlnan--H. j. Davis.
Warden-W. +. Goodrich.
Ward Clerk-John W. Turner, Jr.
Constable-Henry W. Illsley.
WARD -FOUR.
Alderman-Wyer p. Aver.
Warden-Edward r. Brown.
Ward Clerk-Albion +. Chapman.
WARD FIVE.
Observation-Disclosures Matthews.
Warden-John H. Gard.
Ward Clelk-A. T. Hill.
WARD SIX.
AIderman-ClarenoeW W. Small.
Warden-E. E. Rand.
Ward Clerk-Fred S. Murch.
WARD SEVEN.
A Acknowledgement GoWen.