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

Mr.. Herbert Eldredge, Spring street,
Woodfords, is now able to get out OF doors
after his recent severe illness.
A oinder and gravel sidewalk is being
constructed on Forest avenue, near the
baseball grounds.
school of Portland will play game OF
football with the East Deering grammar
school at East Deering, Saturday MORN
ing.
The ladies of the Woodfords Congrega-
tional church held another of their suc-
cessful suppers and socials last evening
in the yestry, which was followed by
brief entertainment. The affair was IN
charge of committee composed of the
following ladies: Mrs. j. Fl. Clark. Mrs.
Charles johnson, Mrs. N Worthley. Mrs.
Samuel Bell, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs.
Samuel Pike. Mrs. H. I. Nelson, Mrs L.
q. Young, Mrs. Charles Il. Blake, Mrs.
John Mcclellan, Mrs. VIM. Z. Bradford.
Mrs. G. q. Cobb of North Deering has
recently been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. B +. Roberts of Westbrook.
Mrs. Theodore S. Moses, Stevens Plains
avenue, Morrilis entertained party OF
lady friends Wednesday afternoon at
whist for the benefit of the fair to be held
by All Souls Universalist church.
The regular supper OF the Woodfords
Universalist Social circle will be held in
Lewis hall, this evening. Supper will be
served at $50 O'Clock. There will also be
an entertainment The usual admission
fee will be taken at the door, admitting
to both supper and entertainment.
A number of young ladies of the conf
mittee ON dolls in connection with the
fair to be given from December to 10 for
the benefit of Rockamecook tribe of Red
Men, held dance at Red Mems hall last
evening. The following ladies were in
charge: Miss Louise Hill, chairman; Miss
Gertrude Goodrich. Miss Florence VIM
ship, Miss Alice Winship, Miss Jennie
Bononer, Miss Hattie Cobb.
Rev. Manley B. Townsend, pastor of
the Universalist church, Woodfords. will
preach Sunday morning from the pulpit
IN Lewis hall on the subject, lis re-
ligion good enough to live by good enough
TO die by?"
Mrs. j. j. Chenery, who resides at the
corner of Forest avenue and Spring
street, Woodfords, who has been i'll for
some time past, is reported as Slightly
improving Mrs. Chenery is an old resi-
dent
| The Woodfords Firemen's Muster asso.
citation will hold a grand ball at Lewis
hall Wednesday evening, November %.
The affair is in the hands of a competent
committee and a good time is anticipated.
| At the Alumni hall chapel, Westbrook
seminary. this afternoon at three o'clock,
the first of course of lectures before the
students will be given by Miss D. N.
Morton, preceptress Of the seminary on
Impressions of Paris y
/ There will be no sessions of the schools
! today on account of the teachers oonven-
| tion.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
/ De6ring city government is to be held this
evening. At this nesting hearings have
been ordered on the petition Of the Deer.
| ing Electric Light company for permission
to erect additional poles in the city, and
on the petition of the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company for per.
1 mission to erect poles and wires on Forest
avenue, Riverson road. The second read
ing and final passage as also hearing on
| the Noyes street and Deering avenue
sewer assessment will be attended to at
| tbic rneeting