The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
SOUTH PORTLAND.
DHAIH OBJ MRS. FREEMAN WILL
LARD.

LARD.
LIS. freeman Willard, who died recent
y a' Willard, was one Of the most highly
p.o'eo residents of the village. She
N peen Ill for long period with cancer.
A1'i funeral will take place today at 2
p. m.
UNITED ORDER GOLDEN CROSS.
Ihe United Order Golden Cross will
eve snip party Monday evening next
az 'he usual meeting to be held in the as
'0noly rooms and large attendance is
-o4uested. Let each person bring pack
ase q the money value of five cents and
IL VIII be judiciously disposed of.
soldier from Fort Preble while re-
turning to the post at late hour Tuesday
night met with an accident near the site
VI tne new Masonic building on the Cor
ner OF D and Main streets in Knightville.
ne slipped and SO severely sprained his
ankle as to be able to proceed only as far
as tne grass plot near the school house.
mere he lay down and remained until
aoout daybreak when companion
aroused Mr.. Geo. Martin, who lives
nearby, and requested shelter for the man
IN Martins house which was willingly
given. There the soldier remained until
ABOUT O'Clock in the morning when he
was taken to his post in an ambulance
which had been sent by the commanding
officer.
The Misses Lou and -Hattie Spear have
arrived from Washington. D. O., and
will spend the summer in the village
Mr.. Henry Webster, who has been i'll
for some time past, is able to be about
again.
Miss Mary Anderson will leave tonight
for Boston, Mass, where she will make
an extended visit with her uncle.
Mrs. Cobb, of Gorham, is visiting her
son Elmer, Of Kipoaid street.
Mr.. @. P. S. Dyer with small party
had delightful outing on the cape shore
on Tuesday last.
Mr.. II. 0. Carmichael is moving from
the house owned by Mr.. Charles Cook to
the one on E street vacated by H. l..
Milliken.
Mrs. Saloma Allen and Mrs. Lucy-.sA.
Spllier and son Wallace. spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Spiller's sister, Mrs. L. B.
Jordan.
Mrs. Geo. McKenney and daughter
Ethel, have returned to their homo in
Clinton.
Mrs. Landry of Westbrook, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. +. D. Shanning,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mahoney Of Boston
are visiting friends on street.
: Miss Katie MoShame of Salem, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. John Chancey.
Miss Sadie L. A. Jordan spent Tuesday
with her cousin, Mrs. Leslie Mayo, Of
Portland.
Mr.. Howard Burnell of East Sebago Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. BARTLETT,
Main street.
81 Last evening there were meetings of the
following secret societies.: Commodore
Prehle council, D. q. A. NJ; Myrtle
lodge, P. S., and Seaside lodge, I. 0. G.
L., of South Portland and Cumberland
lodge, <. of P, of Knightville.
1 AAS 0AAoA iAOhE NO VI UA0 COpl5 3 M0
thodist church met at the church lecture
room yesterday afternoon at 4.3O o'clock.
| Contractor Adams is making goot
Roadway on theh cellar and foundation
of the new block of Hiramslodge, f. A.
M. of Knightyille.
| The wedding of Miss Grace Rice Evan.
to Mr.. Charles William SmithgwiL take
place at the BRIDES home, Forest avenue
Pleasantdale, this afternoon at O'Clock
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mrs. John Hamblin and son Ulorris OF
Bridgton are passing few days at the
home Of Mr.. Edwin Hamilton, Summer
street.
Mrs. Capt. William Thompson has re-
turned from Buckfleld.
Mrs. Charles Emery of Saco is beins
entertained at the home of her sister
Mrs. Matthew Woods.
Mrs. Lottie Brandt accompanied by
Master Fred Mann of Buffalo, N. Y, ART
the guests of Mrs. Brandt sssparents, Capt
and Mrs. Eben Hamilton, Elm street.
| Mr., George X. Watson has taken TIL,
upper U6n6In6nG OF mouse owned by MT
j. D. Hoyt, Summer street.
Mrs Lottie Turner and son Clarenc,
of Knightville passed Wednesday will
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cool
broth.
Miss Nellie Anderson who has been IL
for some weeks, now lies il critical con
dition. with no hopes OF recovery.
Mrs. Kate Waterhouse, accompanied b,
Mrs Carrie Wilkinson of Kelsey street
left Wednesday to pass few weeks in
Somerville and Salem, Mass Before re
turning Mrs. Waterhouse will visit rela
tiyes in Fall River.
Miss Emma Crosby of Clifton Spring
has purchased the land and buildings
formerly owned by Mr.. C. A. Suther
land on Brown street.
Mr. Albert Spaulding, who has been
ill, Is now able to be out.
BATH-BUILT BARGE LAUNCHED
Bath, June 22.-At 2 o'clock this after
noon the New England Steamship build
ing company launched the big coal barg