The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
SOUTH PORTLAND.

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and Mrs. A. "A. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
R, Cole, DR.. and Mrs. Brown, at his
cottage at Old Orchard for two days. Inc
party left for the beach last evening.
The collector of taxes on the LIST OF oc-
tober will: proceed to advertise for sale al
resident and non president unpaid taxes Oh
real estate due for 1897 and if settlement
is not made will sell the same on the "rs'
Monday in December 1898.
The Ladies' circle Of the Unlversallst
society met Tuesday and laid ou5 pans
for future work. The season bids fa1r to
he a very satisfactory one and at the
Union opera house on the hrst thursday
in October an autumn festival and supper
will be given.
An adjourned parish meeting of the
UpiversaIist society will be held on Tues
dav evening. next and the Sunday school
will open again next Sunday at :. 80 P. IN.
There will be the usual preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Kimmell leach Sunday after
noon.
Paymaster Wattrons of the regular army
will arrive today at 10 O'Clock and will
pay the troops stationed at TT. Preble
and Portland Head. 81
News has been received of the death of
Mrs. Henry Nutter at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Locke of South
Chatham. The body will be brought to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Skillings, on Evans street, and will be
inferred in the family lot.
MIR. John W. Ballard, formerly of
South Portland, who enlisted with the
Second New York regiment under Cen
eral Lee, is sick with fever in ST. Luke's
hospital in Jacksonville, Fla. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Ballard have
bsen residents here for nearly fifty years.
Mrs James Donnell is i'll at the home
of Mrs. j. Calvin Knapp on Elm street.
Libby g. Wescott, the contractors, are
making rapid progress on the new private
bridge for the Portland s. Cape Elizabeth
Railway tracks adjoining Portland
bridge, large number of piles having
already been driven and some OF the
bridge timbers put in place.
James K. Turner and Mrs Matilda
johnson, both of South Portland, were
married the 14th at Rochester, n. H., at
the Methodist church parsonage by Rev.
William Rawsden.
Gregory E. Blish, the Knightyille
pharmacist, has gone to New York on an
extended trip for business and pleasure.
PLEASANTDALE
Mrs. Robert Logan who has been pass.
ing some weeks at ST. John, N. B., has
returned to her home on Elm street.
Mrs. W. W. Pickett, of Hoyt sire ct
with.a party of Biddeford friends is enjoy
ing few days at the White Mountains.
Tbs members of the Pleasantale Hose
Co, are to give an entertainment in the
parlors of MIR. and Mrs. r. W. Carter,
Elm street, Friday evening. fine pro-
gram1ne has been arranged and refresh
ments will tie on sale. 1t is hoped large
number will attend as the proceeds goes
to purchase more hose
The meeting of the Ladies Aid has been
postponed for one week.
Mrs, Fannie Batchelder of Sanford, Me.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Browne of Brooklyn, is passing few
DAYS with relatives on Summer and Elm
streets
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Emma R. Nutter we've held Thursday
afternoon at one O'Clock from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Skillins,
Evans street.
Mrs. Enoch Cannon of Naples is being
entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles
Libby, Brown street.
Wednesday morning as MIR. z. O'Oon-
nell and Miss Katie McC0urt were riding
to Portland the horse became frightened,
smashing the wagon and throwing out
the occupants. MIR. O'Donnel was badly
shaken up and the young lady somewhat
bruised.
Quite a youthful holdup occurred here
the other day. Master Phil Cash, about
years of age, was stopped on the Rad by
two young boys who took his toy gun and
two gold rings from his fingers.
School opened here last Monday under
the management of Mr.. Quincy, Portland,
and Miss Jordan of this place.
MIR. Mat Sweeney has just returned from
an extensive tour through the New Eng
land states.