The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20
SOUTH PORTLAND.

SOUTH PORTLAND.
The suit entered by Constable Fl. r.
Flynn of Pleasantdale against the
town for police service during the year
1895 has been withdrawn and oompro-
mise made whereby a reduction is to be
made on the bill of $500 and the town will
then settle without further trouble.
There is somewhat of sentiment IN
the village IN favor of having police
protection around the village during the
fall and winter nights. AS the term of
the special officers appointed for the sum-
mer has run out, it is doubtful if any
thing definite comes of the matter as the
town ordinances forbid except by special
vote of the town. The question comes on
the matter OF calling special meeting as
the expense is quite heavy and the select
men hesitate about assuming it.
MUSICALE AT PLEASANTDALE.
A very pleasing musicale was given
last evening by Mrs. r. Luella Knapp
and Mrs. W. q. Worth at the Elm street
Methodist church for the benefit of the
church and society. The entertainment
was well attended. The programme was
as follows:
Piano Solo, Selected
Miss Helen Morrison.
Soprano Solo, Selected
Miss Annie Hamilton.
Reading, Selected
Miss Mildred Woods.
Baritone Solo, Selected
Clarence G. Brooks.
Piano Duet, Selected
Mr. Evans and Miss Connell
Soprano Solo, Selected
Miss Fannie M. Halves.
Wagner Glee Society
Piano Solo-1he Enchanted Flute,
Creary
Miss Lillian Rogers.
Reading, Selected
Mrs. Lombard.
Soprano Solo, Selected
Miss Bessie Smith. miss Lillian Rogers,
accompanist.
Piano Duet, Selected
Bessie shorey and Ethel Fullerton.
Baritone Solo, Selected
Clarence O. Brooks.
Wagner Glee Society.
Duet Song, Selected
~. W
Graphophone Songs.
Soldiers Chorus,
Quartette.
I Messrs. @. P. S. Dyer and Henry Han
naford were in Boston on Thursday on
business.
Captain Frank York sailed Thursday
in the three masted schooner Sarah and
Ellen or Porto Rico. Captain Elmer York
accompanies him on the voyage.
Mr. William Richardson OF Cape Eliza
beth was thrown down by a calf which
he was leading to his barn and badly cut
about the head. F'
| The South Portland football eleven
will leave Portland in barge at 10
O'Clock today for Yarmouth where they
are TO play with the Yarmouths this
afternoon on the Elm street grounds.
| The following is the programme for the
concert to be given at the Union Opera
House next Monday evening under the
auspices of the young ladies of the
Universalist parish:
| Orchestra.
Reading, Hattie Bracket
| Wagner Glee Society
Piano Duet,
NJ. Ella Mountfort, Mary E. Thompson
Vocal Solo, Mrs. W. E. Kimmell
Banjo and Piano. Grace Cummings,
| Florence Merriman
Orchestra.
Vocal Solo, Mary E. Thompson
Piano Duet,
Lucy knight, Bessie Broughton
Reading, Hattie Bracket
| Piano Solo, Estelle Spear
Quartette,
Mary E Thompson, Jessie E. lGetohell
Agnes o. Fisher, Helen M. Tilton.
Vocal Solo, Minnie Ridley Smith
Orchestra.
At meeting of Bethany church Thurs
day resolution of regret were passed upon
the resignation of Rev. Charles E.
Andrews.
Trouble has arisen between the Bethany
Congregational church and the South
Portland Gospel Mission, and seven per-
sons have been dismissed from the church
because they had withdrawn from the fell
lowship of the church and organized a
| revival work.