The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-15
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The foundation of the new shed being
built by the Peoples Ferry Company are
nearing completion. and work on Inc SUI
perstructure will begin in day or go.
The shed will accommodates from 70u TO
quo tons of coal.
gang of men are at work on the OLD
barge which was sunk In the harbor ana
afterwards raised and towed to the ferry
side.s 1t is the intention to repair it for
future service
The Ladies' Circle of the Knightville
Methodist church will meet Wednesday
evening at this parsonage. At the same
pace on Saturday next at 2 p. M, a
meeting of the Sunbeam Society is cal ie0
The revival services which have been
conducted at the Knightville church Tor
the past fortnight, have been disoon-
tinued.
Mr.. A. P. Bartlett, conductor of the
Cape electrics, has been taken to the
Maine General Hospital.
The Epworth League meeting, which
was fixed for last Thursday evening and
postponed on account of the storm Will
be held Thursday of this week.
The Ladies' Circle of the Peoples M
X. church will hold its next session with
Miss Ella Trefethen. Vest High street.
There will be q cottage pray or meet
ing at the home of Ca t. and Mrs. ork,
Wednesday evening next
e. NJ Cole has returned homo from a
visit in New Gloucester.
The History Club i'll meet with Mrs.
Fennesty, Sawyer street, Wednesday even
ing.
The French Club met last evening at
the home of Miss Startling, Pine street.
| Mr.. Charles Lehman has severed his con
| nection with the William Spear Company
and has applied for enlistment in the reg
ular army.
Bayard Lodge Z. of P. will visit Cum
berIand Lodge of Kniphtville Wednesday
evening. A supper and entertainment
will be given and every mem Der is OK.
pectsd to be present There is a good
| time in store for all.
| On Friday night the members of Bay
| ard Lodge and their ladies will visit Pine
Tree Lodge of the CITY.
| Sergeat Settlers, Battery Il, I'd Artillery,
left for Biddeford yesterday on mastering
out duty.
PLEASANTDALE.
| Miss Alice Clarke of Spring stree t,
Portland, has bean the guest of Miss Ella
| Dyer.
Mrs Richard Evans and son. Mr..
Frank Evans of Forest avenue, have re-
turned from few days in Boston.
| Mrs. William Thompson has retrned
| from few days at West Buxton, the
| home of her sister.
| Mrs. Penny, who has been the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. 4. o. Hatch, Palmer
street, has returned to her home in Wells.
Mrs. Alherd G. Donnell and daughter,
Miss Ethel, of Maiden. Mass, are being
entertained at the home OF Mrs. Ii. u.
Donnell, Elm street.
| Mr. Fred Richardson is dangerously i'll
at his home on Ballard street.
| Mrs. James Donnell has returned to
her home at Pine Point.
| Mr. Jesse dyer, who has been suffsrln q
| from broken limb. is now able to get
| around with the aid OF crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dodge and
| daughter, Miss Bertha, of Knightyille,
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Hamilton, Elm street.
Mrs Daniel Jones and daughter Emma,
of New Elm street, have returned from a
| trip to Boston.
\ Mrs Nellie Hinkley of Wilmot street,
and Mrs. Sarah philbrook of Cumberland
street., Portland, have been the guests of
Mrs. l.. II. Pillsbury, Summer street