The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-04
DEERING.

The Ladies circle of Oakdale, will
meet with Mrs Ham, Fessenden street.
this afternoon. A full attendance is re-
quested.
There will be an anti-annexation rally
at Lewis hall, Thursday and Saturday
nights, March Sd and 9Th, 1898, at 8
O'Clock. The citizens of Deeripg are par
ticularly requested to be present Mt these
meetings. Speakers will be present who
will present the principal reasons against
annexation.
Last evening was the occasion of a
pleasant social and baked bean supper
under the auspices of Maple lodge, I. 0.
G. T.. at their hall. North Deering A
pleasing entertainment was enjoyed
during the evening.
The case of Warren Bickford against
John Linsman Of East Deering for as
sault, continued from last Thursday was
heard yesterday morning before Judge
Hopkins. After hearing the evidence
the Judge decided that their was no
ground for suit, and Tinsman was Or
dered discharged.
The annexationists are to hold meet
ing this evening at 7.45 in Ilsley hall
East Deering.
The Samaritan society will celebrate
it's 10th anniversary today with dinner
at Riverton park.
Last evening was the occasion of n
pleasant gathering OF tho members OF the
ID of tba cfrscr
comprising the lodges of Westbrook. Port
and, South Portland and Deering. The
meeting was one of the first in the series
of district meetings and was held for the
purpose Of exemplying the degree work
for the benefit ofGrand Master Mr.. A. L. F.
Pike of Norway, the grandmother of the
Odd Fellows of Maine. The meeting was
held with the members OF Columbia
lodge, d. Of R., at Woodfords, and was
attended by the members of Naomi lodge
of Westbrook, Ivy and Woodbine of Port
land and Mizpah of South Portland The
meeting was held at the suggestion OF the
district deputy of the Rebekahs, Mrs.
Oliver A. Lowell of Columbia LODGE
Westbrook, to the end that the work
might be witnessed by the members Of
the other lodges for the purpose OF uni
formity in exemplification. The work
was exemplifled by the degree reaIn from
Ivy lodge from Portland. A bountiful
supper was served.
The board of registration at their ses
sions Wednesday registered 55 new voters.
The total registration of the two days
numbered 113. The sessions of the board
will adjourn at five o'clock today. and no
evening session IS to be held.
The entertainment to be held under the
auspices Of the senior class connected
with Westbrook seminary will be given
this evening by the Bowdoin College Glee
Banjo and Mandolin club. at Hoegg Hall,
Deering Center. The following Is the
programmes:
The Bride Elect March, Sousa
Mandolin Club.
We Are Foresters Free and Bold, Reylof
Glee Club.
The Darkie's Cradle Song. Wheeler
Mandolin Quartette.
Messrs. Merrill, Moulton, White, Pennell.
Plantation Melody. Gatty
Mr.. Adams and Clubs.
Filtration Waltz, Stock
Mandolin Club.
Tell Her Love Her So. De Foye
Glee Club.
The Beetle and the Flower, Veit
Glee Club.
Mandolin Solo,
Mr. Jordan.
Ye Cote, Seymour Smith
Glee Club.
Mr.. Thompson.
SerenaGe Rocco, Meyer Helmmed
Mandolin Club.
Bowdoin Beata,
Words by Fl. II. Pierce, 'eh
Phi Chi, Words by Fl. L. Chapman, '66
Clee and Mandolin Clubs.
The doors open at 80 and the concert
commences at g. Refreshments are to be
served at intermission at a small COST.