The Portland daily press., 1898-10-25
DEERING.

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has been elected as follows; Editor-in-
chief, Miss Mary e. Mullen, '98; assistant
editor-in-chief, Miss Harriet T.. Robin
son; associate editors, Arthur B. Coolidge,
go; Miss Lila M. Randall, '9S; MISS
Lena E. Sands and Alfred r. Maxwell,
SO; business manager, Ernest Il. Hoop
er.
President a. S. Whitman is buslly en-
gagged in completing arrangements for tne
winter course Of lectures at Alumni hall,
and it is probable that Rev. Dr.kA. b.
Harvey of Bath will be the first speaker.
He has been abroad recently and his lect-
ures are on the old English colleges and
schools such as Oxf ord, Cambridge, Eaton
and Rugby, all of which places will be
shown by stereopticon. using his own
views token on the trip.
The Westbrook Seminary Athletic asso-
citation have elected the following officers;
President II. E. Mountfort; vice-presi-
dent, Charles Roberts; secretary, X. Ito;
treasurer, George Wilson.
City Marshal e.. r. Brown, while rid
ing on Stroudwater car Sat urday after
noon, found the gold badge which he
lost at Stroudwater three weeks ago.
Conductor Emery found the badge In
the car and held it for the marshal. as ne
usually sees him quite frequently during
| the course of week.
| MIR. Fred Jewell of Woodfords, who IL
a brakeman on the Maine Central, has
accepted position as conductor on the
Washington County railway. which
opens the first of December.
| The adjourned monthly meeting of the
| Deering aid dermen is to be held on Thurs
day evening at 7.3O o'clock and not on
Friday as previously announced.
| Workmen commenced yesterday on the
foundation for the house Mr.. A. NJ. Crooks
| is to have built on Main street, North
Deerine. to replace the building destroye ed
month or SO ago by fire.
/ The Deering Hall association of Nor.
IriIs. are to hold dance this evening In
Red Mems hall.
! Steward Il Fl Gibson, who has been
stationed at the Maine General hospital,
has been assigned to duty in Florida and
/ has lett for that place.
Mr.. Mark Jordan is building tene-
ment on the Kelley place at East Deering.
The collar has been finished and the wors
on the building is now going on.
| Street Commissioner Hawkes. and City
Engineer Barbour met the selectmen oi
the town of Falmouth yesterday forenoon
at the town line for the purpose Of "pre
arnbulati ng'' the division lines between
the two towns as required by law.
/ The funeral services of the lste Char es
w, Gushing are to be hello. this aftern on
4 at 2 O'Clock from his iagG residence o4
| Central avenue. Deering Centre,
The Maine Central railroad track crew
put in the 'dia1nond'' at Brighton street,
Saturday, where the new Portland street
and MiIchell's hill extension OF the eiec'
tries road cross their tracks.
Street Commissioner l1awkes had the
| horse road roller at w0rS on Spring stre ct,
| Moodfords, yesterday, in rolling down
new macadam work recently sore there.
/ The Dsering Star course Of en- ertaiL.
| ments under the direction OF tee Ladies
| Circle is to commence on Thursday eve
| ming at clock at the Woodtords Con
! gregational church The opening enter,
| tainment is to he given by Messrs. hog
ers AMI Grilley, harpisu and reader. Tne
10llOW1Dg proRralplA5 iitsS peoh iioneoo
| Mazurka de Ccneert, Hasselmans
t0r Ro ers.
Midsummer Night Dream, Sink 'spe1
Mr. Grillsy.
Serenade, Op. SO, Alvars
MIR. Rogers.
Recital,
Mr. Grilley.
3. Song Without Words, rogers
b, Piratenmarsch, Rogers
Mr.. Rogers.
Boucicault
Mr.. Grilley.
TASTE. Alvars
Mr.. Reg RS.
80 'isO .i'n0 " Waterman
b, A Praiser Of Time Past Heaton
Mr.. Grilley.
The monthly meeting of the over seers
of the poor is to he held today at the as
SCISSORS office, Odd Follows blocK' "ooa-
fords, ON to 5 O'Clock
F. g. Haskell, the Woodfords cigar and
tob acco dealer. who recently bought out
the store occupied by Alex Drinnan, ls
having lectric lights put into his shop
by the Westbrook Electric Light and
Power company. The same company also
has the contract for placing lights INTO
| Mr. II. u. InOulaS uouse3 foIOso "'o
nue.. Woodfords.
The Woodfords Grammar school foot
ball eleven are to play game on the
Rochester grounds, Ocean street, Wood
fords, with the eleven from the Emerson
grammar school of Portland.
The Woodfords Universalist Social cir.
Gle is to hold grand bazaar in Lewis
hall, Woodford, commencing this evening
and continuing through Wednesday and
| Thursday afternoons and evenings. The
admission this evening and Wednesday
ana Thursday afternoons will be free.
Suppers are to be served from $50 to z. &c
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
25 cents. Season tickets admitting to the
fair are on sale at 35 cents each. Single
admission tickets rs cents. Among the
attractions will be tables for the sale of
fancy articles, domestic articles. paintings
and art novelties, preserves and vege-
tables, confectionery, plants and ice
cream. A vocal and instrumental enter.
tainment is to be rendered on Wednesday
evening and on Thursday evening the
Westbrook Dramatic club will present the
new drama entitled "Parted.
| MARRIAGES.