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


End, TO the waiting room OF the .. ~
Warren company, on Warren avenue.
An additional story is now being puiic
to the building which will make con-
venient quarters for the band.
Calanthe assembly, No. 5, T. p, VIII
go to Lewiston this evening to exempii-
fly the second degree, new work, for tne
! benefit of all the assemblies of the state
in theshall of Good Will assembly, no.
Of Lewiston. About 30 of the members
are planning to attend. A special eiec-
trio car will leave directly after tne
1890 p. m. trip for the accommodation Oh
the members.
The meeting of the Ammoncong1n clup
on Wednesday afternoon al. the home Oh
Mrs. Mary p. Lane, Main street. was
we'll attended. The programme, ART
and Music was carried out successfully.
Miss Maud Legrow rendered q pleasing
vocal solo. "Effeet in Arb by Mrs.
| Chandler, an interesting paper on .Ihe
Musical Festival" By Miss Julia Ora
ham; sketch of Fanny Crosby" BY
Mrs. Caroline Leighton; Effect of Art
on Mankind by Mrs. Clara Payne;
Musical Notes. Mrs. Katherine East
man; Art Mrs. Mary Melcher. Miss
Maud Legrow read very interesting
paper on Elijah" illustrated by Miss
Annie Holman onl the piano, andl Mrs.
George Quinby read IAN Interview with
Sousa, and an "Epilogue. on Music. "
Mrs. L. S. Osgood of Portland and Mrs
Howe of Iowa were present and made
interesting remarks. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Julia Graham.
Subject, american Society during the
Revolution, . with paper by Mrs. MARY
| P. Lane.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard N. Stevens are
to be at home to their friends the first OF
neoemher at their new home on State
street.
Mrs Harriet Hayes sof Portland and
Mrs Mary King and daughter of Denver,
| COL, have been the guests of Mrs. j. +.
| Spear
| A new cross walk is being laid on
1 Chestnut street at its intersection with
Main street.
Mr.. Robert Brayton and son John of
Bridge street, have gone into the lumber
camp about Laoonia, n. H., for the sea-
son.
/ Ex- Mayor Cloudman and wife, and DR..
! guests of Mrs. Edwin A. Dodge of South
| Windham recently.
| MIR. Hollis of ''salt water taffy" fame,
who keeps the small manufacturing
establishment just east of the West End
Congregational church, is about to move
to Lewiston where he is to continue the
business. Mr. Fred Norton, his employs,
is to accompany him for few days.
| The ladies of the Warren Congregation
| al church held social supper and enter
tainment last evening at their church.
| Rev. Lewis Malvern, pastor OF the Free
Baptist church of Portland, is to occupy
| the pulpit of the Methodist church, Sum
day morning at 1920 o'clock in.the alb
| sence of the pastor, Kew. G. c. Phelan,
who is enjoying his annual vacation.
| Rev. MIR. burlington of Canton will
| preach at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Subject, Prac-
tical Christianity All are cordially in
vited to attend.
There will be no sessions of the Vest
| br ook schools today as the teachers have
been given the day to attend the county
convention at Gorham.
| The first meeting of the honorary mem
bers of the CIeaves Rifles will be held
| this evening at Cumberland hall. The
officers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed at this meeting.
Miss Meta Jones' of Bridge street en-
| tertained a number of her friends at her
home Wednesday evening at chrysan-
themurn party. A very pleasant evening
| was enjoyed by all Refreshments were
served during the evening.
| Mr.. W. P. Hodsdon, the West End un.
dertaker and funeral director, has hand.
some display of chrysanthemums and fu-
neral designs displayedsin the windows
of his undertaking rooms on Main street
| The Westbroob High school football
eleven have arranged game for Satur-
day afternoon at Warren Park this city
with the Gorham High school eleven.
| Game will be played at.3 o'clock.