The Portland daily press., 1898-11-05
DEERlNG.

TALK 16vlS LIDS SUN OAO 1ou Va AbAu
situated next to the old Parson Bradley
house, to Mr.. Ammi Whitney of Portland.
Mr. Whitney is having a street cut
through from Brighton road to Congress
street.
W. A. Derrah, the W oodfords electrician,
is wiring St. Joseph's home and academy
for electric lights. The power is to be
furnished by the Deering Electric Light
company.
elected pastor Of the Woodfords Universe
list society will preach his first sermon at
Lewis hail Sunday morning at 1913
O'Clock. The subject OF the sermon is to
be calm at Your Mark" The Sunday
school will meet at the close Of the morn
ing service.
The city teams have been at work the
pit near Morrill's and filing in Ocean
street, near the residence OF Mr.. L. r.
Hawkins.
The degree team and delegation of the
members of Pequawket tribe Of Red Men
of Cumberland Mills were the guests of
Rockameecook tribe of Morrills. The
degree team of Pequawket tribe exempli-
after which the members enjoyed a
bountiful repast prepared by the mem.
pers of Rockameecook tribe.
Frank Foster, claiming East Cambridge,
Mass, as his residence. who was arrested
on Forest avenue, Thursday evening,
was before Judge Hopkins yesterday
forenoon. Foster was fined So and costs.
and as hs had no money with which to
pay was committed to jail for 30 days.
The members of Crescent assembly,
Pythian Sisterhood, held supper and
entertainment last evening at their hall,
Woodfords.
The Ladies' Circle of Rockameecook
tribe of Red Men are to hold sewing
circle this afternoon at Red Mems hall
Supper Is to be served at o'clock, and
at s O'Clock fine programme of literary
and musical numbers will be rendered.
While at work stretching wires on For
est avenue, between Maple street and
Woodfords corner, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. George H. Mooney had his hand
badly out by broken insulator.
The following letters are advertised at
Boothby. W. B. Boothby, Cora B. Coffin,
VIM. I. Greeley, Frank L. Harlow,
Ezra M. Hawkes., John A. Holden, Miss
Martha Irish. Mrs. James Jennings, Miss
Mildreth L Lawrence, Mr.. Andrew
Leighton. Mrs. Lucy Linnett, e. l.. Mel
vim, Peter Naylor, Frank A. Smith, Rev.
Henry A. Smith, Mrs. Charles b. Steet,
MISS 1Aultn6 w uAuC, &AAiec WAAubOJ3 LA q
Charles e. Wright, Mrs. ME- Woodbury.,
Miss Eva S. Roberts.
The 20 Few street lights on Forest ave-
nue. from Deering Point to Riverton,
have been started, and those streets are
now we'll lighted.
Manager Arthur W. Coolidge of the
Westbrook Seminary foot ball eleven, has
the Bridgton Academy team at North
Bridcton
The Deering High school foot ball elev-
en- are not to play the game scheduled
for this afternoon with the Bath High
school eleven at Bath. Efforts were made
to have the team come here, but all to no
avail.
The members of the Woodfqrds Kicksrs'
club are to occupy room over the Deer
ing Steam laundry, Spring street, Wood
fords, They will celebrate the opening of
the room this evening.
MIR. Patrick Morgan Is repairing one of
his houses ON Oak street.
The workmen at Riverton are tieing
up the shrabbery and preparing the
A ladies whist club from Portland,
spent the afternoon Of Wednesday at Riv-
erton.
The Ocean street circle will meet this
evening with Mrs. John II. Blake, Ocean
street, Deerlng.
The second ontefGalnmen6 In the Deer
ing course was held last evening at the
Woodfords Congregational church The
church was we'll flied and the entertain
ment was thoroughly enjoyed, although
the audience did not respond with the
usual spontaneous encore which is the
outward expression of appreciation. The
entertainment was an evening with
Eugene FIELDS with readings from his
writings by Miss Elene Foster IT Boston
Miss Martha f. B. Hawes of Deeriug the
talented soloist. also assisted with several
pleasing selections. The next entertain
ment is to be held November 18th.
There were two tramps at the Deering
police station last evening for lodging.