The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-25
DEERING.

Rev. Mr.. Hatch, secretary OF the Maine
Missionary Society. preached very III
teresting and inspiring sermon at tne
Free church last Sunday, the subject pe-
ing Earthly Glimpses of Heavenly
Glory"
Mrs.J John Richardson formerly OF Deer
ing Centre, has come from her southern
home to visit her daughter, MIS-. Colman,
Pleasant street.
Miss Alico Witham, Best street, has re-
turned from Pownal where she has been
visiting'an aunt
Miss Mary Kelsey of Gorham, recently
called on friends in Deering. 4
MIR. and Mrs. Fisher, with their little
sons, have returned to West Somerville.
Rev. H. Martin Kellogg Is expected to
support the pulpit of the Free church
next Sunday.
Mr.. Moses johnson of Poland is visit
ing his son, Mr.. Summer W. johnson of
New Leonard streets.
I The Y. P. S. G. e. of the Free church
expect to take their annual moonlight
sail in tho harbor. Friends are invited
to enjoy this delightful excursion with
them. They will sail for about two
hours among the islands, and then land
at Falmouth Boreside. where refresh
ments may be obtained by those who
wish for them. The cars will leave Nor
rilIs at 7.15 and the steamer Madeleine
will leave Portland pier at 8. AS the
tickets for tho steamboat trip are only
IS cents each, the party ought to be large
as well as q merry one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate. formerly OF West
brook seminary, were the guests ut
recent reception given by Prof. and
Mrs. Carmichael at their beautiful home,
"The Arches,' Maiden. Mass. Mr.. Choate
contributed two poems to the entertain
ment. Mrs. Carmichael will be remem-
bered BY Maine friends both for her own
gifts and charming personality. and as
the daughter of one Of Portland's famous
artists, Mr.. Charles o. Cole.
Mrs. e. G. Jones and sons have re-
turned to their home on Leonard street.
We understand that Rev.W. I. Jordan,
founder of the Free church, Deering, has
been invited to take charge of q Congre-
aational church in Trinidad, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pirie have moved to No.
5 Leonard street, Deering, Centre MIR.
Prize is in the employ Of Mr.. Lewis
Goddard.
MIR. Parlin and little son, Robert, from
South Paris, has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. S. w. johnson, Deering
Center.
Col. Edward Moore, who has been sick
for several weeks Mt his home, Stevens
Plains avenue, Morrills, is now able to
be out.
c. A. Weston and family, Pleasant
street, Woodfcrds, have returned from a
visit at MIR. Weston's former home at
Madison.
| d. W. Hoegg and wife and Miss I. II.
Hoegg of Deering Centre and their guest.
Mrs. /. D. Given of Boston were regis
tered recently at the Crystal Spring
house, Gorham.
Mr.. ellison, who recently opened a
grocery store in the Hoegg block, Deering
Centre, has moved his family to house
on Glenwood avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Tibbetts, wife of Clement
A. Phinney of Deering Centre, died
Tuesday at West Denmark, her former
home, after an illness Of several months.
The funeral services are to be held this
afternoon at O'Clock at West Denmark.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Leadbetter. Saun-
ders street, Woodfords, has been visiting
| recently at her former home at Leeds
Centre, and were present at the centen-