The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03
DEERING.

The Stable recently built in the rear
of the car house at Morrill's Corner Tor
the Portland electric company. has been
equipped with Is incandesoent lights.
A feed wire is being stretched from
Morrill's Corner to Aliens Corner for the
North Deering extension of the electric
roGd.
The following is the programme to be
rendered at the opening entertainment
of the Deering Star course at the Wood
lords Congregational church on Thursday
evening:
Snanish Gallopade. Tooaben
beethoven Mandolin and Guitar Club.
The Light on Dead Mans Bar,
Aubsda Nanolitaine. Aletter
Beethoven Mandolinsand Guitar Club.
Life's Merry Morn E. Bailey
Henry Donlan.
Selected,
Beethoven Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Brudder Brown on Apples,
Edna Corinne Chamberlain. a.,
Lestasi Ardlei
Cradle SONG Wheeler
Beethoven Mandolin and Guitar Club.
The Song of the Market Place,
Edna Corinne Cham berlain.
Solo Accompaniment by Henry DOMAIN
Mr.. Gilbert Hubbard of East Aurora,
N. T., will deliver his lecture on Eliza
beth Fry, Philanthropist," at All Souls
church. Mr.. Hubbard is master in MS
Held and will doubtless be greeted by
large audience.
Rumors have been flying during the
past two days to the effect that Mr.. L.
3. Chapman, editor of the Deering News,
had served papers on City Marshal Clark
for the return of small sum of money
taken by him for fees in the municipal
court mtttimus matter. AS matter OF
fact no papers have rs yetsbeen served.
The rumors sprung from the fact that
Marshal Clark had received the follow
ing note from Charles A. True, Esq:
Portland, October 80, 1897.
Leander M. Clark, ESQ:
Dear Sir am directed by Mr.. l.. b.
Chapman to say that he demands from
you the sum of 1924, illegally taken for
fees by you In the municipal court mitti-
mus matter. Unless this sum is paid me
by next Wednesday shall begin suit
VAASAA N~AASSoSN ~ HiT.k OAdpfudus
Yours truly,
Charles A. True.
Mr.. Clark said all that would be neo-
essary for publication in the matter was
that he had consulted able counsel about
it and has found that Mr.. Chapman
has no grounds for suit; that the mat
ter is quite illegal. He said that if 1t was
lapal he world nav tho Ynopou
The Unity club met last evening with
Miss Rose Leland, Stevens Plains ave-
nue.. The club is now studying the gov
eminent and topography of Paris Wiz
Miss Leo Chenery of Deering avenue,
entertained the Society Whist club of
Woodfords Monday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Elwell of Togus
have returned from visit with Mrs.
Sarah Elwell of Pleasant street, Wood
fords.
The High School Cadets have. disband-
ed owing to a lack of sufficient interest
dents.
The regular monthly meeting of Hose
8, Morrill's corner, was held last evening
at their house. The report of the dance
appointed to arrange for the
dance recently held by the company,
was submitted and accepted. A commit
tee was also appointed to arrange for
supper for the members to be given at an
early date.
Hose Co. No. of Aliens corner, have
recently completed their hose house and
are to hold kind of house warming and
supper. The committee are at work and
the affair will probably take place dur
ing the present month.
The W. G. 7. U. will meet this after
noon with Mrs. #. A. johnson on CON-
gress street, at 8 o'clock.