The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-26
IBEEis Inns.

There wo-e two games Of football on
TIE Riverside ball crumbs Thursday
afternoon. The first game was between
the North behring's and Yarmouth high
schcoI Score, North Deering, Is; Var
mouth, high school, 0. The second game
was between the North behring's and
Cook Everett and PeDnells. The North
neerinps won the game. Score 1 to o..
Referee, Hall; umpire, Dunbar; time
keeper, Roberts.
The following Deering boys are at home
from college: A. L. Brunell, "a Il. Hlii'
Carl Woodbury., Harold Eastman from
Bowdoin; Richard Coolidge and Howard
G TayIor from Tufts; George Coles
worthy. University of Maine; II. Allen
and W. E. Leighton from Harvard; FRED
Randall and John Jones from the "Iech :
school.
Mr. Melville Hill of Springfield. Mass,
spent Thanksgiving with his grand
parents. MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Hill, Forest
avenue, Morrills.
William E. leighton of Harvard
Medical school, is at home during
Tbayksoiying week with his parents,
MIR. ard Mrs. George w. Leighton of
Stevens Plains avenue.
CAPTAIN c. W. Croker of the schooner
Anna &. j. Morse, is at his home on
I leonard street, Deerlng Center, for few
DAYS. His vessel has just arrived in New
York from Trinidad.
George b. Stevens and family and John
Stevens and family spent their 31th con-
seoutiye Thanksgiving with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Stevens of
Stevens Plains avenue.
Rev. w. W. Hooper will preach at the
UniYersalist church, Canton, on Sunday
The Ladies' Social circle of All Souls
Universalist church held supper and
social last evening in the vestry of their
church.
Daniel o. Abbott of Morrills who was
arrested by Constable c. r. Berry for in
toxicatlon, appeared before Judge Hop
kius yesterday forenoon. Abbott was
sentenced to Jail for thirty days.
Sunday will be observed as d memorial
Sunday at the Woodfords Universalist
church, Lewis hall, when the services
will be held in honor of the soldiers who
died in the war with Spain. Rev. Manley
B. Townsend the pastor will preach a
sermon appropriate to the occasion. A
collection to be devoted to the use of the
National Monument association will be
taken up.
The Sunday evening services at Clark
Memorial church will be in charge OF the
Ladies' Home Missionary society. An
interesting programme has been arranged
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board of overseers of the poor for the ap-
proyal of bills was held yesterday after
noon at their office in Odd Fellows block,
Woodfords.
The sales of sand from the city's sand
pit during the municipal year commend
ing in February up to the present time
amounts to about s275.
Miss Lena Clark celebrated Thanksgiv
ing with our neighbors, Mr.. Will Rich
ardson and family.
Mr.. Thomas of LELAND and Leonard
streets, has been entertaining his sister al
his home.
The Misses Morrill, of Cornish, recently
visited friends at Deering center.
Our former young neighbcr, Mr..
Frederick Clark, is the happy father OF
little son, Leander.
Mr.. Robert Hull came to Dser ing Cen
| ter for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Z. G. Jones of Leonard street. is
building house for MIR. and Mrs. Jud
son Bryant of Wayne Maine, at Deering
| Center
| The Misses Durgin of Leonard street,
celebrated Thanksgiving with the family
of Mr.. E. c. Jones. The Story club were
entertained by reading in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James jackson of NORTH
Deering, have new daughter, Ruth.
Mrs. j. d. Perkins of Kennebunkport
Me-, and Mrs. M. E. Garry of Portland
Me, are spending few days with MIR
| and Mrs. A. II. Truckland, Florence
street, Woodfords. Mrs. Gary will be a
her homo 80 Cedar street this winter.
The next entertainment in the Deerint
Star course is to be given Thursday eve
ming, December 1st, at the Woodford
CONGREGATIONAL church by the BowdoiI
| College Glec, Mando and Guitar clubs
thirty members. The engagement will
the Mozart Quartette has not been can
celled, as previously stated, the COMMITTEES
have simply arranged for change O
dates between the two organizations. Tit
Mozart quartette appears in the last en-
tertainment December Is.
Mr. William Wentworth, who has hal
charge of the car shop of the PORTLAND
Railroad company at Morrilis and during
the su MINER season acts as car starter a
| RiVerton has resigned his position wifi
the company. Mr.. Harvey Smith, formerly
a conductor on the Deer1ng line IS now
acting in the position.
Rev. H. W. Kimball has been the CUES
of his father, DIR, Carleton himbali
Pleasant street, Woodfords, for seVera
days.