The Portland daily press., 1896-04-06
DEERING.
Organization of the Board of Trade.

Much enthusiasm was manifested in
the Board of Trade m Getting at City hall,
Woodfords, Friday evening, about seven
ty-fve prominent business men from all
sections of the city being present. The
organization of the board was completed
ana forty eight chartermsm bers enrolled.
| Chairman John E. Sawyer called the
meeting to order and asked for the report
of the committee on constitution and by
laws. Judge /. L. Elder reported for the
committee by reading the constitution,
which was adopted, a clause at a time. The
chair appointed committee of five men,
bers to nominate the officers. Stewart
Worster, D. FL. Read, e. Il. Sargent
Ivring w. Barbour and George Smith,
They reported as follows:
/ President-John e. Sawyer.
Vice observation-disclosures g. Harris,
Frank E. True.
/ Treasurer-J. N. Read.
/ Seoretary-Arthur W. Pierce.
Board of Managers-E. H. Hanson, j.
j. Frye, 6. W. Leighton, A. w. Wilson,
NJ Hamblet, j. FL. Hutchins, K. +. Fas-
sett. A. L. Chapman, Scott Wilson, C.
G. Cushing, Howard Winslow, 9. A.
Cushing, WV. Mitchell, e. G. O'Brfon.
Two were CHOSEN from each ward in
the city.
These officers were unanimously elected.
The following is the list Of members s !;
Rand, Joseph H. Hutchins, l. L. Elder,
S. M. Watson, W. W. Mitchell, d. Il.
Reed, John j. Frye, Stewart Worcester,
e. @. O'Brion, f. B. Moody, Howard
Winslow. A. L. Chapman, A. ". Wilson.
L. f. Jones, e. f. Fassett, 1. T. Tibbets
Z. E. True, E. Il. Hanson, @. I. Good
Smith, J. G. Colesworthy, E. 7. Har-
mon. 6. W. Leighton, SCOTT Wilson, A.
| G. Leadbetter. Melvin Ham blet, @. A.
Cushing, W. W. Merrill, Il. N. Earle, l.
W. Barbour, S. A. Packard, w. I.
Pearson, J. F. Chute. II: R. Coles
worthy, +. E; Briggs, A. :. Berry, g.
M. Phlnney, G. r; Berry, A. W. Pierce,
Willard G. W. Foster.
The next meeting will be called by the
board of managers whom deemed advis-
able. Adjourned.
Mr.. Hugh Ogden of Harvard Law
school is spending his Easter vacation at
his home at Woodfords.
The following Bowdoin college boys
are spending their Easter vacation at
their homes in Deering: Robert Hull,
Carl V. Woodbury., Wallace Robinson,
Lawrence K. Willard, and Luoian P.
Libby.
Mrs. A. B. c. Keene 6s South street,
entertained the A. B. 9. Klass Friday
afternoon. Abort thirty people were
present and enjoyed talk on current
toxv Ixrh u ,..tv mi, oil
OF the High school.
Mr.. Charles NJ Legrow has been drawn
as traverse juror.
A small boy who has been selling candy
and small wares at the factories in the
city complained to Officer Croker that
he had been entioed into building near
the coal yard at Woodfords and robbed OF
his stock. The parties were ordered to
appear at the police station Saturday eye-
ming which they did. The boy upon be-
ing questioned by City Marshal St. John
denied having made any such starement
to the officer. The officer thinks the boys
against whom the charges were made
bought him off. They are well known
and belong to good families.
A young man who has been boarding
at Hawkins Woodfords, is wanted by the
police for stealing money from his land
lord and fellow boarders. He has been
working at the Excelsior match factory,
MorrilPs but as the factory was closed
last week and he did draw his pay Satur-
day the police think that he has left
| town.
| Rockamecook tribe, I. o. R. Nj, of
Morrill's, have adopted eighty-fve pale
fases, ali but two Of whom were initiated
during the month of March. The tribe
are the probable winners of the banner
offered to the lodge making the largest
gain in membership.
Over $50 tramps have been given lodg-
ings at the city poor farm since Feb
ruary IA.
The spring term of Wsstbrook Semi
nary begins tomorrow, after vacation
of two weeks
| Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Moses, Maple
street Morrill's, entertain the whist club
of which they are members this evening.
| The Deering Shakespeare club meet
this evening with Mrs Fogg of Deering
Centre
The Mentone club of Oakdale meet this
afUernoon with Mrs. Il. M. Eastman.
| Williams street. The annual election of
officers will be held.
The Excelsior Match factory at Morrills
starts UP today, after Ii weeks shut
down.
| OAKDALE.
The Carciotto Quartette will give a
musical at the residence of Nine. Halves,
Wednesday evening, April Sth, at s
O'Clock. The following is the programme:
Selection, Carciotto Quartette
| Vocal Solo, Mrs. Enmons
| Reading, Mrs Dunn
Cornet Solo, Mr.. Hall
Vocal Solo, Miss Thompson
| Selection, Carciotto Quartette
| Vocal Solo, Mr. Maoreadie
| Reading Miss Mason
Vocal Duet,
Mr.. Macreadie, Miss Thompson
| Selection, Caroiotto Quartette
| Chestnut Street Sunday School.
| The annual meeting of the Chestnut