The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-01-06
DEERlNG.
scARBoRo SUNDAY SCHOOLS. .

SCARBORO SUNDAY SCHOOLS. D
The convention of the Scarboro Sunday
School association held with the Strous
water Sunday school yesterday was very
successful. Both the afternoon and eve
ming sessions were well attended. Inc
meeting opened at 2 p. IN. with song
serviee, led by Rev. g. e, Bean, which
was followed by reading of the scripture
and prayer by Mr.. James Patterson. Mr.
Irving Leighton delivered the address of
welcome to which the president of the as
ISOLATION, g. Fl. Gray, responded. Miss
Florence A. Jones then read the records
The following committees were appointed
Committee on Business-James Patter-
son, A. Scott Jones. James S. Tatley.
Committee on Resolutions-lrving
Leighton, Rev. 9. E. Bean, James w.
| johnson.
Mr.. l. N. Halliday made some interest
ing remarks. AT 3 p. m. Rev. l.. II.
Bean of South Portland. delivered an in
teresting address on "Blble and State. =
Then came the question box, conducted
by [. N. Halliday followed by discus
sion. This concluded the afternoon and
| q plCUlC SUPPER WdS 6uJOy
The evening session opened with q
social service led by G. Fl. Boothby. Mrs
L. NJ. N. Stevens was present and de-
livered an address on the temperance
work. J. III. Lervis also gave an address
Rockamecook tribe of Red Men pos
poned their public installation OF officers
until next Tuesday evening, January l4th.
The monthly meeting of the Stroud
water W. G. T. u, was held yesterday
afternoon.
| The Newcomers club of Woodfords were
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday eve
ming, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Edwards Of High street.
The A. B. G. Klass held their regular
meeting yesterday morning at the home
of Mrs. Mary Baxter. Pleasant street,
Woodfords
| The members of Hose 3 of Morrill's
evening at their hose house on Forest
avenue. Every member of the company
is urged to be in attendance rs a good
time is in store for the occasion.
| There is to be a supper and social this
evening by the residents Of Oakdale at the
Pitt street hail.
| The officers of Rocky Hill lodge K. OF
p, will be installed at their meeting to
be held this evening.
The dedication services of Ionic hall the
hall to be occupied by Deering lodge T..
and A. M. are to be held this evening in
the new Odd Fellows block in which the
hall is located.
The invitations have been extended to
the members of the lodge and their lady
friends, as also to prominent members Of
the order At the conclusion of the dedi-
cation exercises refreshments are to be
served.
The two rosewood gavels recently pre-
scented Fraternity lodge of Odd Fellows
were made by brother member of the
order, Mr.. j. S. Gilliatt of Ligonia lodge
of Portland. The gavels are handsome
and are highly priced by the officers and
members of Fraternity lodge.
The installation of the officers Of
Columbia lodge, Daughters Of Rebecca,
was held last evening in the old hall. At
the CLOSE of the installation the members
enjoyed social hour. The next meeting
of the lodge will be held in the new Odd
| Fellows block.
| The members of the Us Four are to
hold their dance this evening in Abbotts
hall, North Deering.
i The Ladies' Circle connected with the
Woodford's Universalist society are 10
hold supper and social on Friday eve
ming at Lewis hall.
DEERING CENTRE.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson have returned
I from their ho1a1dasy VISIT.
Miss Annie Latham has returned ifo"'
her holiday trip to Boston.
Hon. Myron E. Moore is sick at his
has very bad cold.
Mr. II. j. Gilman, of Colebrook, N
H., is visiting with friends In Deering
| Centre.
Mr.. Clarence Rice leaves today for
Norwich University, where he intends
taking course in medicine.
| The following notice has been semi
around to all members of the Deering
| Chorus, and those who have thought of
! joining: ''You are requested to be pres
emit at the meeting of the Deering chorus
at Hoegg Hall, Deering Centre, as bust
ness of great Importance Is to come before
the meeting. At this meeting pres
| ident, treasurer and two directors are t.
be elected. Eve1yhody's name must be in
by Monday night, as all the names are
be sent to New York to be published in
the Prospectus.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hoegg leave this
morning for four weeks visit TO
| Florida.
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