The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22
SOUTH PORTLAND.

| ~, "oor Low OF BATTERY ID, End
Lett yesterday for Fort McPher-
son. ua'' where he will join the signal
ooips 70 Which he has just been attached
ny government orders
N"' uordon left for New York Yesterday
anu was accompanied by George Taylor
AN o'iues bachelder. They are sum-
inoneo as witnesses in law suit pending
in that city.
Mee1ing of the Universalist society
was heio last evening to hear the report
=, cno committee made up of Messrs.
aiee ana johnson, who were instructed
10 walt upon Rev. Mr.. Kimmeli and in
Viv0 hlm to continue his passionate for an
o'ner year. A favorable response was re-
ceiyed.
"ofh on the lighter no under construc-
'ioh at the Portland Ship Building com
pahy Tor Randall & McAllister has so far
au'ahced that its launching day can be
n4eo Tor week after next.
The Phantom and light house steamer
Lilac were on the Maine railway yester-
day.
MIS-. Philbrick has returned to Bethel
a15er visit at the home of her daugh ter,
Mrs. DR.. Brown.
The town assessors are making their
annual visitation with view of fixing
the valuation of real and personal
property.
Robert SIN 18th, machinist of the Mon
tauk, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hill, Pine
street.
Among the squad of recruits which re-
Gently left to strengthen the LIST Maine
regiment Volunteers at Camp in Chicka-
manga We're Ned Dyer and Bert Doughty.
A notable feature at BARLEY Nc
Cullum's theatre is the new orchestra Of
SIX pieces under the direction of B. A.
Given and managed by P. E. Robinson
1t is composed as follows, First VIOLIN,
L. A. Given; second violin, c. G..
richards, double bass, W. P. Harrington;
clarinet, P. e. Robinson; oornet, Mr..
Mason; trombone, B. O. Welcome.
The Ice cream and strawberry festival
given last evening under the auspices of
Bethany Congregational church was high
~ successful. A grand concert was given
sisted by Miss Anna Peables and others.
| There will be caucus Of the Republi-
cans of South Portland at the Town hall
on Saturday next at three o'clock of the
afternoon to choose delegates to the ap.
preaching state and district conventions.
Let there be full attendance
/ CAPE COTTAGE.
The Union Mutual Insurance company
will give banquet at the Casino on Fri
day next.
DR.. G. A. Ring is having pipe laid
from his residence to the main pipe thus
bringing Sebago water to his residen %.
j j. W. Armst rong is painting his re-
freshment stand near the new theatre and
, making general improvement about his
place.
II The Samaritan society will meet this
, afternoon with Mrs. T.. B. Proctor,
, Franklin street.
il Massonomo tribe, /. o. r. M, held g
council fire Monday evening and Ocean
View Commandery, U. o. G. G. bust
ness meeting the same night.
A new cinder sidewalk is being built
on the westerly side of West High street.
Samuel Alexander of the Two Light
Life Saving station is passing the summer
with ". P. Staples of Bowery Beach.
4 CAMP BURDETT.
Upon his own application, Private
Morley, Co. z, 1st Regiment Connection,
Volunteers, U. S. A., has been trans
ferred to the s2nd Michigan Regimen,
stationed at Tampa, Fla, and left yester
day to join the station of his new com
pany. Private Mosley was at Yale college
at the time Of his enlistment, but belongs
in Michigan, apd the transfer permits o.
his serving with a command from hi
own state.
Mrs. Charles Reed, who has been til.
guest Of Mrs. Martha B. Weeks, has re
turned to her homesi !. Lancaster, N. H.
I Mr.. George W. II. Roach is confined
to the house with Ia grippe.
} Mrs. Fl. B. G. Green and dau xhter
Martha, have gone to Gorham, N. H., tx
visit relatives.
, Mrs Augusta Weber of West Kenne
t bunk is the guest of her sister. Mrs Oh
; Littlefeld.
Mrs. 81. ]. Barnard of Portland spen
, Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Brad
J ford.
r MIR. ]. Fields Murray of Waterville wa
the guest of Mr.. Hiram B. Griffin, Satur
day.
Mrs. Jennie Barnes Pope left Saturday
for New York to be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Craig and daughter have
: returned from Montreal, where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Craig's brother
Mr.. J. B. Young.
Mrs. Williams of Portland has moved
to the house vacated by Mr.. Clarence
: Rines and owned by Andrew Peterson.
Dr. Rogers, wife and daughter Lillian
have returned from visit to Charles
town. Mass.
The Republicans of South Portland are
requested to meet in caucus at the Towr