The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-09
SOUTH PORTLAND.

in the Trial Justice Court yesterday
before Judge McManus, Scott Randall
was arraigned for assault and battery on
Harry Littlejohn. The testimony was
considered insufficient to establish the
guilt of the accused and he was dis
charged.
Miss Mary E. Thompson left yesterday
on the schooner Falmouth, Capt. d. II.
Wallace, for Philadelphia. Mrs. Wallace
and her sister, Miss Bessie Mosher, were
also of the party and a three weeks trip is
in store for them. The schooner Will
load with ice on the Kennebec and thence
SSH for Philadelphia.
W. y. Goodnow and family will occu-
py willis Coleis house. corner jefferson
and Stanford streets.
The members of the Universalist socie-
tv will hold,a parish meeting on Tuesday
evening next. Services will be resumed
In the Union Opera House on Sunday,
September Is.
Mr. william Wood who has been spend
ing, the summer In the village, left for
England. Tuesday last.
Miss Jessie Gstcheil of Kincaid street
has returned home from Naples where she
spent few weeks. 1a $s q.
Prlvatss o6lby aud Roebesker Of Bat
terry e, 18th artillery, stationed '.at Port
land Head have been promoted to
oorporals. - ri 5sj4sa
Several South Portland young ladies
viii enter the Gorham Normal school this
fall.
The South Portland reading rooms will
be opened some time this month.
Miss Jennie Jewett of Williamsville,
Mass, has been visiting relatives IN
South Portland.
The Yarmouth Central society had an
outing at Cape Cottage park Wednesday
last.
The 'Palestrina club will hold its mex
annual meeting Tuesday, September ls
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l..
Jordan, Middle street. Meetings. will be
held Tuesdays of the coming year instead
of Saturdays.
Miss Alice Abbott, who has been the
guest of Mrs Frank Seaman, has left
there to spend few weeks with friends
In Portland.
Miss Annie Seaman Of Boston and
her friends, Virginia and Margaret
Haines, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Seaman for few days
Miss Nellie Brackett has returned from
q visit to Lisbon Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Doyne have re
turned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Jordan of Bangor.
Mr Walter Griffin is to move shortly
from the house owned by John B. Chase
to one on State street. Portland.
Miss Ida Harrison formerly a resident
of this place was married in Berlin, N
H., September 4, to Mr.. Samuel Cook Of
Portland. - s za1r54es.
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Miss Clara soule of Federal street
Portland, has returned from being the
guest of Miss Alice Lindsey. Gsas,
Mrs. Eugene Palmer has returned from
Gorham-
Rev. and Mrs. Walter .Canham and sor
of Old Orchard passed Wednesday as
guests of Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson, Kelsey
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Redman Of
Salem, Mass, are being entertained al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Water
house, Kelsey street.
Dir. Charles Williams, Elm street, has
accepted a position as news agent on the
Portland & Rumford Falls railway be
tween Rumford Falls and Bemis.
.sMiss Grace Smith entertained her Sun
day school class at her home, Chapel
street, Wednesday afternoon. The princi-
pal feature OF the occasion was to remit
the money earned for the Album window
In the new Elm street church. Lunch
was served, a pleasant time enjoyed and
SO goes to swell the fund.
Mrs.. Ida Locke and son Charlie of
Chattam, N. r., are the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Walter Skillins, Evans street.
Misses Inez and Florence Bean have re-
turned to their home in Everett, Mass,
after passing some weeks at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. Jesse Dyer.
Mr.. Ed DeCoster is in Lewiston attend
ing the state fair.