The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-31
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sembly, P. s., this evening there will be
election of officers. A full attendance is
desired as arrangements are to be per-
fected for entertaining visiting assemblies.
The elderly gentlemen.of Warren church
gave an oyster supper last evening at the
vestry after which the young ladies fur
Dished a pleasing entertainment consist
ing of solo by Mr.. Thomas Henderson,
reading by Mrs. John Newcomb vocal
duet by Messrs. Henderson and Cloud
man.
Miss Eva Hartman, Rochester street,
gave pleasant party Wednesday evening
at her home in honor of her friend, Miss
Henderson of Gorham, n. ID.
At the meeting of Star of Liberty
Council, No. 8, D. OF L., Thursday eve
ming the following officers were elected:
Councillor, Helen Cotton; assistant coun-
cllIor, Fred o. Dolley, Jr. ex-councillor,
James 81. Holman, Jr.; ex-assistant
councillor, N. B.. Lowell; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. w. n. Woodside; assistant re-
cord1ng secretary, Miss Hetty Burnell;
financial secretary, Jennie Black; treas
urer, Mrs. Carrie Black; guide, Mary Nc
Intire; inside guard, Mrs. Smith Hawkes.;
outside guard, MIR. I. IngersoIl; trustee,
Mrs. Thomas Watson; representative to
state council, Mir. James II. Tolman, W.
n. Woodside; alternates, Mrs. Thomas
Watson, Mrs. VIM. Hynes. The officers
are 70 be installed January IL.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, Rochester street,
entertained her Sunday school class
Thursday evening at her home from eight
to ten O'Clock. Games were enjoyed and
dainty refreshments served during the
evening.
Presumpscot Valley lodge, No. 4, K. OF
p, at their meeting on Thursday eve
ming, elected the following officers: c.
c., Charles W. Frank; V. c., James w.
Graham; K. of r. and C., VIM. E.
Vannah; M. of f., Charles Il. Leighton !;
1. g., Willis E. Libby; q. g., Fred L.
Leighton; representatives to grand lodge,
Eugene L. Harmon; hall agent, W. E.
Vannah.
Miss Josephine Cutter, Brown street,
entertained thirty of her little friends
at her home Thursday afternoon from two
to five o'clock. Games of various descrip-
tions were enjoyed and much pleasure
was derived from candy pull. Ice
cream, cake and fancy crackers were
served for the refreshments.
The West End Congregational church
at their parish nesting held Thursday
evening elected the following officers:
Moderator, George Springer; parish COM
mittee, e. j. Haskell, G. M. Waterhouse
and A. T. Small; clelk and treasurer,
arthur W Kicker. 1t was voted to paint
the exterior of the church as soon as
necessary funds could be proviaed.
Mr.. j. Il. Barbour. Spring street, and
family came near being asphy xiated by
coal gas one night recently. Two mem
bers of the family wore so badly affected
as to be speechless when found but soon
recovered under proper treatment.
The West End W. G. L. u, will hold
it's next meeting with Mrs. Paul L..
Chandler, Hawkes. street., January 12th.
The regular work of the year with the
Current Events club commences at its
next meeting January 9th, at the home OF
Mrs W. <. Dana, Mechanic street. The
subject for the meeting is to be Current
Art. -
Services at the Methodist church Sun
day as follows: Sermon at 1880 by the
pastor, Rev. G. C. Phelan, subject,
"What to Win" In the evening at seven
O'Clock, "The Pres MT need" The sacra-
ment of the Lord S supper will follow the
morning service.
Watch meeting Saturday night at 10 p.
M. All the friends are cordially invited.
Wawenock tribe, No. IS of Red Men at
their election of officers held on Thursday
evening chose the following: Prophet,
VIM. Beatty; sacnem, Vim. E. Hamilton;
senior sycamore, Arthur H. Norton;
Junior sycamore, Fred G. Harding; G. of
r. and S.. E. H. Smith; C. of W, r.
C. Booth; <. of w, G. e. Reny; trustee
three years, e. II. Smith; representative
to great council, C. P. Sawyer. The
officers are to be installed Wednesday eve
ming, January 4th, probably by the dis
trict deputy, Ira Strout OF Cumberland
Mills
Francis Begin of Quebec, P. O.; and
sister Rosana are the guests OF Mr. Lewis
Begen, Brown street.
WARREN CHURCH.
There will be special New Years SER
vices at Warren church tomorrow The
pastor will preach in the morning on
"Hopes Deferred" The Lords Supper
will be observed at p. m. The theme
for the evening will be 1.-The Hope Of the
World" The chorus of forty voices that
rendered the Cantata "The Hope of the
World" at the Congregational church.
last Sunday evening, will give the same
Cantata with other solos at Warren
Church.
At the annual election of officers at
Warren church, Deacon James Graham
was chosen clerk and treasurer for the
ensuing year. MIR. S. A. CordwelI was
elected deacon, to fill the unexpired term
&c noaoop NaVuoo1n h and MIR 7 H War.