The Portland daily press., 1898-06-28
SOUTH PORTLAND.


Wednesday evening in the vestry of the
Knighville M. e. church by the Ladies
Circle OF the church. A pleasant even
ing is assured everybody who attends.
Next Sunday at the Knightville M. e.
church the presiding elder, Rev. E. o.
Thayer, will preach at the regular after
noon service at 80 O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles Shelley has Just thrown to
the breeze a han dsome American flag
from his residence, High street.
Mr.. R. N. Cole has returned from his
outing in Oxford county. He reports the
appearance Of the country as beautiful,
but the dreaded "army worm" is getting
In It's deadly work.
Miss Estelle Spear is home again from
visit in Bowdoinham.
Rev. b. E. Dunnack of the West End
church. preached q scholarly and thought
full sermon at the Peoples M. e. church
on Sunday last. 1t was replete with force
full ideas and his text was taken from
John l4:30-sThe Prince of this world
cometh and hath nothing in me-"
Nat Gordon left for Wisoasset Sunday
last, accompanied by Mr.. Fowler.
]. Warren has entered the employ of his
brother, Nat Gordon, taking the place
vacated by Mr.. Fowler
A. M. Spear from Marshall Hall, Mary
land is visiting Mr.. William Spear.
MARINE RAILWAY.
Yacht Brentwood is on the ways and
will be followed by the Salem, schooner
| Miantonomoh and other vessels Schoon.
er Yankee Maid, Barkentine Grace Lin.
wood and schooner Falmouth are moored
at the pier under going repairs.
| CAMP BURDETT.
| Capt. Saunders returned Saturday
night from short leave of absence in
Hartford, Conn.
| Capt. Newton pleasantly renewed 40
Quaintance with the officers of the Royal
Scots from Montreal on their visit here
Sunday last In 1889 the 1st Connecticut
Regiment National Guards made trip
to Montreal, and were entertained by
the Royal Scots.
Major P. 81. ingalls, of Hartford spent
Sunday at the camp. He was educated
at the Portland High School and came to
the city to join in a class reunion. He
has been Inspector of the Connecticut
brigade and at one time was Adjutant
of the 1st Connecticut National Guards.
Major ingalls, was warmly Welcomed by
| his old friends at the camp.
Saturday afternoon the Camp base ball
nine tried conclusions with the Fort
Preble boys and won the game with a
score of IA to 2. Lieut.. Smith of Co. F
oficiated as umpire to the satisfaction of
all.
CAPE COTTAGE.
Large wooden benches have just been
placed about the Cape Cottage grounds
in shady places for the use of visitors.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mr.. Charles Emery has returned to her
home in Saco.
Mr.. Arthur 3. Pillsbury has accepted a
position at the Boston & Main round
house.
Miss Edna Lamont, who has been the
guest of Miss Edith Nash, Brunswick,
while attending the graduating exercises
at Bowdoin College, has returned to her
home on Summer street.
Mr.. Stetson Lewis. who has been en-
ployed as fireman on shifter on the East
ern Division of the Boston & Maine rail-
road, has been transferred as spare hand
on the Western Division.
Mrs. Frank 6. Pillsbury and daughter,
Miss Bessie, have returned from passing
some days with relatives at Lynn and
Boston.
+. Miss Cora Richardson, who has been
Ill for some time, is now able to ride out.
been promoted from the freight to pas
senger train on Western Division, with
Mr., r. z. Buchanan as engineer.
Mrs. Churchill and daughter, Miss Cleo
of Portland, passed the Sabbath at the
home of Capt. William Thompson.
Mr.. Frank Jordan, Forest avenue,
who for the past.five months has been
| suffering from rheumatism, has recovered
sufficiently to resume his duties as con-
ductor on Eastern Division of the Boston
& Mainesrailroad.
Miss M. A. Deooster. who has been pas.
sing some months in st. Paul, Miss, has
returned to her home on Summer street,
accompanied by her brother, Mr.. Ed De-
coster, who will be her guest during the
summer months.
| Mr.. Henry Walsh is home from Van
Buren, where he has besn attending col
lege.
| Miss Mary Russell who has been the
guest of her brother, Charles Russell, has
returned to her homs in Boston.
Mr.. Sadie Seaman was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Mcfarland,
Friday.
Mrs, Grace Atkinson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. William E. Beman, d
street, has returned to her home in Mont
Vile, Me.
Irving Soule of Bowdoin college is
How to Look Good.