The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-18

Glass History, Mrs; Carrie Babt
Recitation. uTace nieonei
Recitation Arthur McGaffey
Recitation, Minnie w, wilkins
| Recitation, Ada Inomas
| Music.
Glass Prophecy. Lillian McGaffey
| Recitation. Susie MoAlaney
Recitation, Charlie Halloweil
| Recitation. Jennie Black
Recitation Hattie Berry
Presentation of Gifts, Herbert Starr
Gifts to be presented to Mrs. Martina
Porter, Mrs. Carrie Sawyer, Mrs. Ella
Goodridge. Mrs. Eta Alexander, Mr..
Frank Libby, Mr.. Robert q owe, Mr.. Al
bert Chandler, Mr.. George Hunt
Valedictory, Carrie Frank
Music.
Comforting Diplomas.
| Glass Ode.
! Ice cream aid cake will be served dur
ing the evening. A small admission fee
is to be charged. ~
The Uniyersalist society is to give It's
| 18Th annual fair Decemher56 2, s. and
10 at the Westbrook, under the manage.
ment of Mr.. 9. q. Bailey. 9. M. Cloud.
man is chairman of the committee on
construction; G. G. Rollins is chairman
of the committee on tickets and adyertis
| ing. The turkey dinner to be served We'd
nesday noon, December z, is in the hands
of an efficient committee. The fair paper
| Rev. 7. B. Payne as editor. The several
booths will be charge of the following
Art. Mrs. g. NJ. Cloudman and Mrs r.
D. Woodman; parish, Mrs. G. Fl. An.
drews; useful, Mrs. Nelson Mayberry
apron, Mrs. G. e. Rollins; medley, Mrs.
James Hooper; candy. Miss Ethel Cloud
| man. During the evenings of the week a
fine series of entertainments has been ar
ranged: Tuesday, Stroudwater dramatic
club; Wednesday, Westbrook dramatic
club; Thursday, Gorham club; Friday,
Westbrook dramatic club by request will
repeat the drama Parted Saturday,
tbs Stroudwater club.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Springer, who
were married Wednesday forenoon, are
to be at home Wednesdays after December
/, at 81 Brackett street
Mr.. L. L. Flood, who was thrown from
"a carriage several weeks ago is now
able to get around by the aid of cane.
HAinS OAIlSu4uO O0choOA AZ cACA az W AAA-
ham. where she has been at work for sew
eral months
The meeting OF the Ammoncongin
club on Wednesday was attended by about
80 of the members at the home of Mrs.
Julia Graham, Main street. Mrs. Mary
p Lane presented an interesting paper
on American Society During the Revo-
lution.'' Mrs. Winifred Cordwell contri-
buted an article written in memory of
Mrs. Florence Bailey, a member of the
club, who has passed. away during the
year. The next meeting is to be held
with Mrs. Katherine Eastman, and the
topic Will be Current EVENTS, in charge
of Mrs, Winifred Cordwell, Mrs. Abbie
Cross and Ms. Emma Duran.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Quinby enter
tanned the East End whist club Wednes-
day evening at their home in a handsome
manner. The first prize was awarded
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Fogg, while Mrs.
William Babb secured the BOBBY for the
ladies and Mr.. A. T. Skillings the BOBBY
for the gentlemen. The club will be en-
tertained in two weeks by Miss Bacon,
state street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Andrews. who
were married on Wednesday evening are
to be at home to their friends after De-
cember at No. Mason street
Private Benjamin Larrabee, who has
been SO Ill since leaving Chickamauga, is
now progressing finely. and, is able to
sit up few hours each day.
About rs of the members of Temple
lodge, F. and A. NJ. went last evening
in one of Roberts Bros drags, on fra
ternal visit to the lodge at Standish
Mr.. Fred Bodget was at work Wednes-
day at Little Falls and was engaged. in
carrying a stick of timber up ladder
when he fell and broke his left wrist.
The young people of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Baptist church held
a social last evening in the vestry of their
churoh. The entertainment consisted of
chilaren's drill, and music and tab
leau1. Coffee and cake was served during
the evening.
The Westbrook High school foot ball
eleven have arranged game for Satur-
day afternoon on the Warren park
grounds with the alumni eleven.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The monthly meeting of the Westbrook
School committee last evening was a
short session as there was but little
business TO transact. Bartholomew
Howard, the newly appointed committee
man from Ward 4, Woe Mr.. Wilson, re-
signed, was present and qualified. It was
voted to close the schools Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week ON ac-
count of Thanksgiving The teachers of
the schools were given authority to close
their schools in the afternoon when they
deem best on account of the short days.
THRILLING WAR EXPERIENCES.
On November 2Sth at Y. ii. G. A. hall,