The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-07
SOUTH PORTLAND.
South Portland Enamel Works Moved
to the City.

Dean-A Delightful Social Function
camp Burdett Notes-History Club Will
Attend Theatre Saturday Night-Pleas-
an+daIe Notes-Personal Items, etc.
The South Portland Enamel works
which have been operated since last fall
on High street, under the management OF
Mr.. Brigham, will discontinue operations
at their present site in the village. Inc
n,ant has been sold to Dyer and Besse
and will be moved to Portland street In
the citv where work in the future will be
| carried on.
FTTNERAL OF CAPTAIN DEAN.
The funeral of Captain Byron G. Dean
which took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, 2S Sawyer street,
was largely attended by family friends.
officers and employees Of the Cape Eliza
beth Ferry company and goodly delega-
tion from the Redmen's society and the
Captains order, of which the deceased
was member.
Rev. S. f. ..Holmes, of the Peoples
Methodist church, conducted the services
which consisted Of prayer, scriptural
reading and appropriate remarks.
There was singing by a quartette made
up of Charles Griffin, A. e. Thurrill,
Will Richardson and John Merriman.
There were many handsome floral
tributes and among them was an an.
Choir from the employees of the Ferry
company, and remembrances from the
different societies and clubs of which
Captain Dean was an honored member
The pail bearers were R. NJ. Cole, A. ".
Cole, Chas. A. Tilton and W. T. Stud
ley. Interment was at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery.
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL FUNCTION.
Mrs. W. T. Studley assisted by Mrs. G.
A. Studley, last evening, delightfully."- en-
tertained at home dinner, the officers of
Camp Burilett and few other guests
The rooms were decorated with ferns,
ported plants, etc., while the table was
laden with choicest flowers contained in
cut GLASSES for center pieces. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j..
E, Fisher, who have just returned from
their wedding trip in the West A must
Gale was given in the evening which in
cluded several charmingly rendered in
strumental and vocal numbers and the
affair proved to be {. very successful social
| function.
CAMP BURDETT NOTES.
The yacht club of South Portland took
party from Co. K last Sunday down
the bay in some of their trim crafts and
after landing at Cow Island proceeded to
serve an old fashioned lobster stew. The
boys appetites were whetted to just that
kind of a repast after their long expert
ences in wet camp, and they were pro
fuse in their expressions of delight which
| the occasion afforded them.
Hospital Steward Rathbun went Sun
day on fishing trip and proved himself
to be the Izaac Walton of the camp, for he
returned with 20 speckied trout, beauties
they were, which he contributed to the
officers mess.
The Kings Daughters of Portland sent
over to the camp large supply of dough
nuts and the command wish u make
thankful acknowledgment Of the same
through the columns of the PRESS.
The History club, twenty-five in mum.
Der, will attend in body Bartley Mccall
lum's theatre on Saturday evening next
There was goodly representation O.
the soldiers at the various places of wor
ship on Sunday last and they received
cordial greetings.
FIJI. Harford's house on Sawyer street
is now undergoing painting with Et
Fowles in charge
Mrs. Geo. Harris Of Norway, is visiting
her son William Goodnow, of STANFORD
street.
Miss Effie Crowell, of Town House cor
ner, is visiting Miss Lou Knight, Yves
High street.
Nat Gordon has gone to New York on
flying trip.
| The members of Damon Assembly
Pythian 81 sterhood, took barge yester
day afternoon at O'Clock at Pythian hal
en- route to South Windham to visit tn
associate. lodges of the sisterhood at tina
place.
EXERCISES AT HIGH SCHOOL.
| Visitation at the high school occurs
Wednesday, juno 8, and written exami
nations the following Thursday and Fri
day. Graduation exercises will take plac
Wed nesday, June 18th, at the Town hall
On account of the incapacity of the ha
to accommodate all who desire to atten
the exercises it is deemed advisable t
limit the age of children to twelve year
or the graduating class of thu gramma
school. The committee have also decide
to advise change from the custom c
reserving seats for the alumni to marc
in with the graduating class.
Mrs. Harry r. Howes left Thursday TO
Hyde Park, Mass, to join her husband
who has left the employ of the Prebl
House and accepted position as freigh
agent on the N. Y, N. H., & H. railroad
Mrs. Evelyn Mcintyre has returned tt
Boston, after passing few days with he
little daughter Pauline, who is the CUES
of Mrs. J. 4. Young, OF Main street.
Mr. Osp,an Evans and son Leslie hay