The Portland daily press., 1897-10-27
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Messrs. george and Edward StudleJ
have returned from brief outing spent
in Northern Maine.
Mr.. N. f. Trefethen has had q quaint
ty of lumber hauled on to his lot on
Front street,an with it is having lobster
cars repaired.
Capt. Andrew Barton has returned
from Bath where he has been on brlel
visit to friends
A junior foot ball eleven has been orga
nized at South Portland among the
young men averaging Is years. A. q
Small has been elected manager and q
W. Tingley captain. The line up is as
follows: Raymond Ellis. centre; Alvat
Small, right guard; I. Griffin, left guard
a. Getchell, right tackle; G. Wilson, left
tackle; G. W. Tingley. left end; S. Low.
ell, right end; G. Roach. left half; R.
Dyer, quarter back; VIM. Mckenzie, right
half; Charles Leeman, full back. The
eleven practice on the plush mill grounds.
Bethany church Sunday school are to
hold their harvest concert Sunday. No
veInber 18th. A fine programme has been
arranged and Mr.. Charles Mcdonald of
Portland has been engaged for solo.
The following is the programme for the
South Portland and Cape Elizabeth Sun.
day School Association quarterly meeting
to be held at the Free Baptist church
Cape Elizabeth. today:
$50 p. m.-Devotional exercises. ad.
dress, Rev. II. E. Dunnook, Portland !:
business; next Sunday lesson; Mrs. M.
@. Goddard. superintendent of the
kindergarten department Chestnut street
Sunday school.
7.30 p. m.-Praiss service; business:
two minute talks on papers on plans that
have worked in our school of representa-
tiyes OF schools; address, Rev. e. r.
Arm of the Church; question box CON
Quoted by L. M. Douglass, Portland.
Charles Hannaford will run his barge
to accommodate those who wish to attend
in the evening.
CHAMBERLAIN-B WEDDING
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at clock at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chamber.
lain. 2 Free street, when their niece, Miss
Carrie Eta Chamberlain, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Alfred S. Black of New
York city.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of small company of the rela-
tiyes and friends. The young couple
entered the room to the strains of an ap-
propriate march played by Miss Florence
Hartford, and were united in marriage by
Rev. l.. H. Bean of Knightville At the
close of the ceremony the young couple
held reception from 4.s0 to $50, after
which they departed for the city to take
the evening boat to New York, where
their future home is to be. Mr.. and Mrs.
Black take with them the best wishes
of a host of friends.
A boxing exhibition was given at South
Portland last evening in Seaside Hall in
which talent from Boston and local
points were participants. Harry John
son and Jack Deegtron SPARED three
good rounds. Billy Quinn, the local
with Young James of Lewiston. Prof.
VIM. Smart gave an exhibition in club
swinging and tumbling
Frank Sawyer of the Suffolk club Of
Boston boxed four good rounds with
Jimmie Kennard for points. They dis
played much cley 5fness and several
heavy exchanges were made. Referee
seEd'' Flavin declared the bout draw.
The attendance at the exhibition was not
of sufficient size to encourage the name
gers in carrying out the full list of en-
tries. The final bout which was to have
been between kid" Flynn of Boston
and Charley Swicker of this city for six
rounds and decision was made a three
round exhibition match. The contestants,
however, will be matched in the near
future, for IL rounds. The exhibition
was on the whole an interesting event,
but was not patronized to the extent that
the local exports had Anticipated.