The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-09
SEBAGO.

cay Frank L. Brown, one of the bearers,
slit ped and fell against the heaise,
breaking the glass and cutting his hand
Albert W. Dyer, of Portland, will give
an illustrated lecture, Passion Play, "
at Sebago Friday evening, Jan. 10th.
Mary f. Mansfield has come home
from Massachusetts.
The winter term began this week at
Potter Academy with quite a full atten-
dance. Mr. E. p. Darrell, Principal;
Miss Mary f.. Small and Miss Nina
Poor, Assistants.
Yarmouth, Jan. 6-Cumberland r. A.
Chapter will install their officers-elect
next Wednesday evening, jan. 10. al
L 80 o'clock with Past High Priest Nj.
Stoddard installing officer. Following
is the list of officers elect:
H. P.-Leone Il. Cook
king-Smith d. Sawyer.
Scrihe-Sunner p Drinwkater.
Chaplain-Rev. Oliver X. Crosby.
TIeasurer-.Toseph Raynes.
Secretary Stoddard.
G. H.-Alonzo d. Doble.
J.. S.-Louis p. Pomsroy.
r. A. C.-Fred A. True.
Nj. Bird V.-Water B. Allen.
NJ. 2nd V.-Herbert M. Morse.
NJ. LIST V.-Chas. H. Hodsdon.
Sentinel-Idward Stoddard.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Nj. G. Merrill on Tuesday evening,
England Outline sketch, History of
Britlin under the Romans, Mrs. Baker.
PAPER, History af Britain under the
saxons, Miss Whitcomb. The Club will
read the first three books Of Harold.
The North Cumberland Local union of
Christian hndeavor societies VIII he held
at the First Parish church, Wednesday
January Goth, afternoon land evening
There will be an address in the evening
by Rev. E. M. Cousins of Gray. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. Irving Hall passed a few days
last week with his parents at Gray.
Capt. Harlan P Prince left town We'd
nssday to attend the session of the legia-
lature at Augusta.
Mr.. Edward Thom pson aged SO passed
away onEMouday night, after along and
painful illness, at the residence Of Mrs.
j. u. Grindle, Funeral services from
the Baptist church Thursday afternoon,
at $50.
Tbs remains of the late Albert Bibbsr
of Cliftondale, Mass, were brought to
Yarmouth on Tuesday and placed III the
tomb. Interment on Friday at Fal-
mouth. The widow of the deceased is
with Capt. and Mrs. Grfenleaf Bibher at
present.
tester. Mnss., graduate of boston Univer-
sity, is the assistant at the High school
this term.
We notice very pretty display of cnt
Gow RS In l., r. Cocks windows from
Joan Burr's. Mr.. Cook will continue
&, lave them for sale during the Fest of
the Season.
The classEof '97, YarinousS High school
will give an entertainm emit at the Mason
ic hall on Friday evening, January Is
with the following programme:
PART, l.
Piano Solo, Romer Humphrey
A Play entitled, Teacher Wanted.
CHARACTERS.
Squire Magnus, Examiner anpointed
by The Board Elliott Loring
Caius Crispiu, mem Der Of The Board
Edgar Carswell
DR.. Justice, member Of The Board,
Ernest Libby
Eliza Rugby, applicant for school,
Emily Baker
Hannah Button, applicant for
school, May Allen
Nancy Frink, applicant for school,
Edith Cook
Frances Dent, applicant for school,
Lula Hayes
james Brown, applicant for a school,
G gorge York
Thomas High, applicant fer school.
Ralph True
Matilda Watson, applicant for
school, Mabel Bennett
Nicholas Mari, applicant for school,
Arthur Small
Cornet Solo, Forest Lane
Recitation, Edith Cook
Vocal Solo, Mr.. Harry Hodsdon
PART H.
Messrs. Hodsdon, Gould,
Raynes and Carsweu
Rooitation-Shamus O'Brien, the
Bold Boy of Glingall, Mrs. Pendleton
A Play, entitled Uncle Jacobs Money.
CHARACTERS.
Mrs. Lousinda Scruggins, an old
lady from the country, Mabel Bennett
Tim othy Scruggins, her son,
Arthur Small
May and Pauline Gordon. rieces of
Mrs. Scruagins, living in the city,
EmilyaaBakeI ard Lula Hayes
Alonzo Appleton, Pauline's beau.
Edgar Carswell
Admission 90 cents. Children under
thirteen IS cents. EntertainmenU begins
at 7.45 (standerd tims). 1t is hoped
that the entertainment will be literally
patronized by the citizens generally.
Mrs. Walter B. Pendleton, our able elo-
sutiopist has been experimenting the