The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-10-29
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nAr' and Mrs. Alpheus Leighton have
1oourhed from carriage drive to Boston,
miiere they visited relatives, stopping nj
portsmouth and Salem on the way.
Mr' and Mrs. Augustus Tate have been
taxing carriage drive among the noun
tains.
MRS. Anna Libby, OF Gorham, who has
peen visiting Mrs. J. Milliken, has re.
turned to her home.
MRS. George Drew, Jr.. has been visit
ing relatives in Boston.
Ihe Misses Winslow of Warren avenue.
nave been visiting relatives at Stroud
water.
Frof. Fred Parker of Providence, Is at
otroudwater with his family for brief
visit
Inc l.. l.. S. U. met last week with
Mr and Mrs. Coffin at Woodfords, where
tney were very pleasantly entertained.
Inc Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tlan Endeavor at Stroudwater meet every
sunday evening at Quimby Hall, with a
good attendance. New members are being
ADDED at each meeting.
Ihe Stroudwater bridge in Westbrook,
which has been undergoing repairs, il
completed and has been open to travel
since Sunday.
The W. G. T. U. will meet the first
Wednesday afternoon in November at {
O'Clock with Mrs. r. A. johnson. Con
gress street.
MOORE-JOHNSON WEDDING.
A very pretty, but quiet home
wedding took place Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock at 263 Stevens plains
avenue, at the residence of Hon. Myron
4. Moore, behring's representative In the
state legislature, when his only daught-
or, Miss Stella Edith Moore, was united
In marriage to Mr.. Harry Summer John.
son of Deering. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. J. r. Clifford, pas.
tor of Clark Memorial Methodist church.
In the presence of the immediate rela-
tives and friends OF the CONTRACTING
parties. The ceremony took place beneath
handsome floral arch erected in the bay
window Of the parlor. The bride was at.
tired in dress of white silk, trimmed
| with pearl. The presents were numerous
and beautiful and testified to the love
and esteem In which the young coupl.
are held by their friends. The couple left
on the noon train for brief Journey
and upon their return will OCCUPY thu
handsomely built and equipped house
presented ssthem by the brides father al
the corner of Stevens Plains avenue and
South street. The at home cards have
| been issued for December 8th.
Workmen are engaged in laying gran
| tie CROSS walk on Forest avenue at Will
liams street.
The Westbrook Seminary foot ball elev.
on are to playathe Coburn Classical eleven
of Waterville, Saturday October 80 on the
Portland grounds.
| The ladies' circle connected with the
Clark Memorial church held the second
days session of their fair and sale yes
terday afternoon and evening at the
| church. In tho afternoon from to 4. &c
there was a baby reception at which
| about dozen Of the children of the par
| ishoners ranging in age from three te
nineteen months, were presented, and
| added much to the enlivement of the
occasion. In the evening the church yes,
try was well filed and an excellent pro.
gramme of literary and musical numbers
were carried out. The several counters
| containing useful and fancy articles were
| well patronized and the ladies feel graft
fed at the results of their fair and sale
| which will net handsome sum of money
for the treasury.
A delegation of the members of the
Portland Past Chsnoellors' association,
K. Of P, and brothers of the Portland
lodges accompanied Grand Chancellor E.
G. Reynolds of South Portland to Wood
fords last evening where the grand chan
cellor made an official visit to the mem
bers Of Rocky Hill lodge No. 81, K. Of P
During the evening the second rank
was conferred after which remarks were
made by Grand Chancellor Reynolds,
| Grand Keeper of Records and Seal W. &.
Smith and P. G. C.'s Robinson and lay
| lor, as also mem berg Of the visiting dele
cation. At the close Of the meeting the
members of the lodge and visiting guests
| sat down to an oyster supper which was
much enjoyed by all.
| BREAD AND BITTER WORRIES