The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-01

| oeived an invitation from the msical com
mittee of the Handel and Hayden society,
an honor rarely given young singer
The nrogress of the chorus has been SC
satisfactory that at the last rehearsal they
were complimented on their work by y.
Stewart Taylor.
The Uniyersalist congregation Will give
give supper Wednesday evening, April
6, at the Union Opera House and the 1ol'
lowing are the committee: Carrie Merry
man. Mrs. Hiram Dyer, Mrs. w. II. John
son. Mrs. Mary Cole. Mrs. Emma Dyer,
Mrs. Getchell, Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Mrs.
Ezra Perkins and Mrs. Emma Smith.
Supper will be served from to to be
| followed by an entertainment, musicale,
etc.
g. W. Taylor is moving his family to
Cushings Point into the Allen house,
Hartford court.
The young child of W. 81. Richardson is
siok with the measles.
Harry Hapgood and Alfred mckenzie
enlisted yesterday at the naval rendezvous
in Portland as coal passers 1t is thought
they will go to the Kentucky or the Kear-
sarge.
Capt. Clapp of the crusaders is sick
with measles at Worcester, Mass.
Austin Fitzgerald split the bones or his
shoulder at the Portland Shipbuilding
company's yard few days since.
Nathan Dyer has been confined to his
home for few days past with severe
cold.
| The Young Peoples union Of the Con-
gross Square church of the city and also
from the church of the Messiah will con-
duct an evening service at the Union
Opera house on Sunday next at O'Clock
p. m.
The South Portland chorus will meet
at Knightville M. e. church Friday even
ing at $50 p. m.
| The Universalist Sunday school has re-
Gently received over 80 volumes, gift
from the Church of the Messiah in Port
land.
At the special meeting of the Village
Improvem emit society held Monday even
ing at the home of Mr.. H. P. G. Hersey
it was decided to abandon the idea OF
giving the minstrel entertainment 60
long talked of in favor of supper and
social.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
usually held Thursday evening at the
Knightville M. E. church will be post
poned this week until Friday evening.
| The AS You Like 1t club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kaler. The members
are now deeply interested in Shakes
peare's TroiIus and Cressida and the
afternoon will be devoted to the further
study Of the play.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. Elijah Hamilton and son Everett,
returned Thursday from a trip to Rock.
port, Mass.
Mrs. Granville l.. Libby entertained
her Sunday school class on Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by
| ALL
Mr.. John Wright has moved from the
lower to the upper part of the Matthew
Wood house on Elm and Robinson streets.
Mrs. Arson Hayward, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ira Thompson
and Miss Mollie Thompson, for few
DAYS, has returned to her home in Hano.
yer.
Mrs. G. A. Sutherland has been en- ter
tanning Capt and Mrs. Bert Rodiok, OF
Richmond, for brief visit. y
Miss Clara Soule of Congress street,
Portland, has been the guest of her cous.
in, Miss Helen Morrison, this week.
Mr.. Chadbourne, who has been with
his sister, Mrs. Edwin Richardson a few
days, left for Hiram on Monday.
Mr.. Will Taylor is suffering from q
severe sprain caused by twisting his foot
while wrestling.
Mrs. H. F. Davis and Miss Ethel Davis
of Knightvills spent Tuesday with Mrs.
J. A. Lewis. Elm street.
Miss Gertie Written entertained friends
Cd Tuesday evening at her home on Lin
coin street.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Mr.. Frank II. Hill of Pond Cove went
TO bOStON UHls WceA oH d puoiheoo eIip.
Mrs. Andrew j. Hill, who had a serious
operation performed three weeks ago il
improving very fast.
oh has been a very pleasant month
and everything now points to an early
d spring. The travelling is very good, mud
being nearly dried up.
What will be done with the cabbages
Many of tie farmers have quantities II
their cellars and no market for them.
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