The Portland daily press., 1898-02-17
DEERING.

Calls were issued for the Democratic
oaucuses to have been held last evening.
On account of tho inclement weather the
attendance in one or two of the wards
was SO slim that the lists of candidates
were not filled, but left with the Demo
cratic city committee No cauouses were
held in Wards and 5, and Wards ! and
6 could not bo heard from.
The results in the other wards were as
follows:
Ward 2-For Alderman, Simeon Tracey
warden, Geo. @. Cribb; clerk, b. M.
Watkins; delegates, Thomas Cribb, John
Scanlon, S. =. Stevens. Delegates 70
mayoraluy convention were empowered
to chose candidates for aldermen-at-
large and for school committee.
Ward 3-For alderman, Albert Dingley;
warden, Levi Leighton; clerk, Charles
B. Osgood; delegates, Robert p. Marsall,
Dennis CULVER r. N. Hooper; dele
gates to state convention, @. r, Marshall; !;
delegate to district convention, X. H..
Hooper; delegate to county convention,
Dennis Sullivan.
Ward 7--For alderman, Elbridge g
johnson; warden, Thomas Foley; clerk,
Albert Morton; delegates, Augustus Tate,
Andrew Folsom, Thomas Foley.
The mayoralty convention will be held
in the city council chamber, Friday eve
ming for nominating candidate for
mayor and for candidates for aldermen
at-large, and three members Of the school
committee.
AT tho regular meeting Monday eve
ming of Deoring lodge, |. 0. G. t., of
Deering Centre at it's rooms in the Hoegg
block, Mrs. Scott Thurston, lodge deputy
Of this city installed the following Off
GERS: G. t., I. Fl. Johns; V. c., Mrs.
Annie NJ. Dame; chaplain, Daniel T..
Walker; P. G. T., Z. B. Crockett; secre-
tary, Carrie Montgomery; I. g., Frank
Sholes; o. g., W. r. Tibbetts; marshal,
D. W. Hoegg, Jr.
Policeman Mountfort is at home for O
few days on account OF sickness.
The no school alarm sounded for nc
morning session in the primary and in.
termediate schools.
Mr.. Alfred Goudy lost two valuable
horses on Tuesday by death from black
water. The horses were taken sick Mon
day and grew rapidly worse until death.
The Republican mayoraly convention
will be held this evening at the city coun
Gil rooms at o'clock to nominate may.
or, four aldermen -at-large, auditor and
three members of the school committee.
The Democrats will hold their mayoral-
ty convention at the same hour on Fri
day evening in the city council chamber.
= The regular weekly meeting of the
Deering anti-annexation society will be
held this evening at O'Clock in Lewis
hall.
This evening the ladies of Trinity
Parish Guild hold the second social of
course of entertainments at the home
of Mrs. A. p. Topliff, Deering street.
instrumental music will be furnished
by Mrs. W. B. Morrill,, Miss Leonie Chen.
cry will sing several solos, and Miss Mary
MoCobb, whom all delight to hear, will
read both humorous and pathetic selec-
tions. Light refreshments will be served
by members Of the Guild. All friends
of the parish are cordially invited to be
present and enjoy a social evening.
The funeral services of the late Charles
Stanwood were held yesterday afternoon
at two O'Clock from the residence, South
street, Woodfords. The services were
conducted by Rev. Henry Blanchard, D.
D., of Portland. Music was furnished by
the Haydn quartette, composed of Mrs.
It. H, Palmer, Miss Henrietta Rice,
Messrs. ". H. Stockbrldge and HI. f.
Merrill.