The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-17
WESTBROOK.

Mortimer Warren Is coaching the High
school football players. Luther Dana has
been elected captain OF the eleven.
Mrs. A. A. Cordwell, who has charge
OF the art department at the county fair
has been hard at work at Gorham this
week in experimenting the decorations OF
the hall. She is to be assisted by Mrs.
N. 7. Worthley of this city.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Griggs has been elected
delegate from the Ammoncongin club
to the Federation of Women's clubs to be
held at Brunswick.
. Mrs. Mary Kimball of Lowell is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. W. Lamb.
The High school scholars residing at
Pride's corner are to have free transporta-
ton furnished by the school committee.
At the last meeting of the Daughters OF
Unity Star Ladies' Orange association,
No. 90, of Cumberland Mills, appropriate
resolutions were passed on the death of
Miss Maggie McAioney.
The regular meeting of the West End
W. O. I. o., was held on Thursday after.
noon with Mrs. 81. Fl. B. Halves. 1t was
decided not to send delegates to the state
convention at Bangor. MS it is believed
that the money can be used to better ad-
vantage on local work. 1t WAS voted to
take up for study the work of the various
departments and what the superintendents
are doing. The subject for the next meet
ing is to be Literature, What 1t Has
Done and What 1t Is Doing" by Miss
Harriet Jordan. s'The Life of Miss
Frances E. Willard is also to be read at
the meetings during the season. The
next meeting will be held September 80.
The dates arranged for the ball games
between the Saocarappas and Athletics of
Lewiston to be played at Little Rigby
fair at Casco, are October g. and s.
Miss Margaret Redden of Brackett
street reports to the police the loss OF her
bicycle Wednesday evening she rode to
"The Films" at Cumberland Mills. where
her sister, Mrs. S. s. Sauborn, resides.
When she started for home she discovered
that her bicycle which had been left at
the door, was missing. The wheel was
nice one and in its place had been left
dilapidated machine. The police officials
are. on the track of the oulprit and hope
soon to make an arr est
The infant child Of Mrs. 5. Berry,
Main street, is very i'll.
MIR. George B. Gray is at Saco river for
the next two weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Rioux has returned from
her recent trip to Boston.
Miss Kate Henderson has returned from
the Checkley, Libby's Neck, where she
has spent the summer.
There is to be love feast Sunday
morning at nine O'Clock at the Methodist
church. Preaching at 10.3O O'Clock by
Rev. d. B. Phelan o.. Houlton, brother
of the pastor; revival meeting at p. m.
Christian orders are invited to assist in
these meetings.
The services Sunday at the Berean Ad-
vent church, Elder John f. Clothey,
pastor, are as follows: Prayer meeting at
II q. m. Sunday school at 1880 p. M,
preaching at 2 p. M, subject, 1.-The
necessity of Resurrection" Praise SER
vice at Up. M, short.sermon at 7l5 p.
M. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. John Doyle leaves Monday for
Montreal where he will resume his
studies at the University in that city,
where he is preparing for the priesthood.
Tomorrow will be missionary day at
Warren church. Rev. Cyrus HamliD,
D, D., one of the most famous men Of
our time has been secured by the mis-
sionary committee OF the Y. P. S. Q. f..
to give in the evening some of his per-
sonal observations in the mission field of
Turkey. The Y. P. s. q. f. extend
cordial invitation to young and old to be
present. DIR. Hamlin will preach at the
morning service also.