The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-09
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The subjects of the Epworth League
meetings at the Peoples M. E. church
for this month are as follows:
The general subject is Everyday Re-
ligion."
July 1o-Christian Citizenship. Deut.
6:2-9; Matt. E22:36-4o. Ella Trefethen,
leader.
deterioration to earnestness. Ecoles.
9:10. Belle Parsons.
24-The discomfort Of worldliness. Luke
1s:16-21. John E. Fisher.
3l-The temple of the body. 1 Cor.
3:16-29. Temperance lesson.) Wayne
Lowell.
The business meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Pleasantdale was held at the
home Of Mrs. Lorenzo Reynolds, Wednes-
day, afternoon and the following FRO
gramme carried out:
MISUNDERSTANDING Reading,
Business,
Reading, Mrs. Dr. Sawyer
Duet,
MISS Ethel Fullerton, Lizzie Taylor
heading, Mrs. Emma Maxwell
| Solo, Ethel DYER
Reading, Miss May Emma Skihings
Mr.. R. G. Goodwin of Portland, has
purchased the place of Capt. II. +. Davis
at South Portland and will occupy it at
once.
There will be lecture in the M. E.
church Sunday evening by Grand Chap
lain Maine Good Temrlars. Subject,
| sOur Rowe IF TlomOrrOvv -
Miss Myrtle Webb, who has been stop
ping for some months with her uncle,
John Best has gone to Portland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Webster. who has been
sick for number of weeks, lis now able
to be out.
Mr.. James Murray OF Pittsburg, Pa, is
the guest of his parent, Mr.. James
Murray, D street.
Mrs. Harry Underhill is very i'll at her
home on street, suffering from the
effects of shock.
| Mrs Ida Dople of Lewiston, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Warren league.
Mr.. Frank Greenlaw and family have
returned from short visit at the Two
Lights.
Mr.. James Z. Turner. who has been
confined to the house the past two
months, was out for the first time, Mon
day.
The Ladies' circle of the Knightyille NJ.
E. church, had very enjoyable time
Wednesday evening at the residence of
their pastor, Rev. d. R. Ford, A street.
A nun Der of the prominent citizens
will go on an excursion today to Mari
o'clock am. Among them will be R. NJ.
Cole, A. M. Spear, A. L. Cole, DR..
Brown, all Of whom will be accompanied
| by their families.
+. J. Dyer and A. NJ. Spear have put
thu steamer Josephine Hoey in good trim
for sailing parties.
Mr.. W. F. Purinton rode his bicycle
yesterday very successfully over the rocky
road to the very end of the breakwater, a
feat very rarely accomplished.
ScottSO Oliver took party out yesterday
on the trial trip of the Josephine Hoey.
DR.. W. B. Moulton has moved his
family to Cushings point for the summer
Mrs George Doughty, Jr., and son have
returned from visit to Mr.. Doughty's
parents ia Locks Mills, where they went
for the health of the boy. He has returned
in greatly improved health.
Robert Curran of South Portland will
leave today for Chiokamauga to join the
First Maine regiment.
Mr.. John Barly Smith is moving into
Mrs. Pickett's house on Front street.
Miss Alice Vaunah Of North Yarmouth
has been the guest of Mrs. Arey of Sawyer
street.
CAMP BURDETT NOTES.
An orchestra is. being organized among
the two companies of Connecticut yolun-
teers at Camp Burdett. Thus far it is
composed of Sergt. Simmons, mandolin
and piano; Private Montgomery, guitar,
and S. Sobiralski, violin. 1t will be
strengthened as soonsas it is ascertained
that the command will remain perma-
nently, when the men. among whom
there are many talented musicians, will
procure their instruments from home
and take part.
The other evening the orchestra fur
nished music for an impromptu dance in
Seaside Hail.
CAPE COTTAGE.
| J. Dupe hurry, manager Grand Opera
House, New York is spending few
weeks with Manager BARLEY McCullum
of Cape Cottage.
| The Young Women's Christian associa-
ton will enjoy an outing today at the
Cape Cottage AMI a large attendance is
anticipated.
| PLEASANTDALE.
| Miss Jennie Jewett of Boston is very i'll
| at the home of Mr. Charles E HAYES