The Portland daily press., 1898-12-10

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Exercises of New Pastor of Universa'isl
Church-New Time Table on Riverton
Route-Funeral Late A. #. johnson.
AS the award in the Prince vs. ex-City
Marshal Clark suit had not been settled a
portion of-the property of Mr.. Clark was
| sold at auction a. the sheriff's office, Port
land, THURSDAY, to cover the amount of
the award, which with costs was SAL. ~
The suit was entered by w. N. Prince
| against Lsander N. Clark for false arrest.
| The verdict awarded to Prince in the sum
| of $500 and costs. G. p. Mattocks at
torney for the plaintiff, bid IN the
property for his client, Mr., Prince.
Mr.. Clark stated recently to PRESS
representative that the city of Deering
might hear from him a little later in
the form of law suit to recover the
amounts awarded against him in the YER
rill and Prince cases. MIR. Clark declared
that he was at the time of the incidents
which led up to these suits an officer Of
the Deering police department.. acting as
city marshal and in all of his transactions
acted in good faith and as he supposed in
the interests of the city. He therefore
claims that the city should stand back Of
him in the above mentioned cases, and
make good the amounts which he has
been Obliged to pay to settle the same.
MIR. Edward d. Starhird, one of the
old residents of Deering, died Thursday
after long illness with consumption.
He was born IA years ago and has always
made this his place of residence. He was
for years carpenter and contractor and
lived at 1879 Church street, Nason's
Corner. He leaves four sons, Fred. L.,
Frank L., and Scott R. Starbird, all of
Deering, and S. King Starbird Of Vest
brook. The funeral services are to be
held Sunday at /. 80 O'Clock from his late
residence.
The winter time table for the Riverton
division of the electrics went into effect
Thursday. The new arrangement gives
half hour time on that line instead Of
fifteen minutes. The odd car leaves Nor
rills instead of the park. The running
time now is from the head ofPreble street
ON the hour and half hour; leaving River
ton at ten and forty minutes after the
hour. The cars from Portland to Morrills
only leave Preble street every fifteen
minutes as at present The last car from
Riverton week nights leaves at 10. 40,
fifteen minutes later than the old
schedule. The last car at night on the
Riyerton division leaves I'reble street. at
| IL. Is and goes to Morrills corner The
cars on the Riyerton line run the same on
| Sundays with the exception of the fact
that the last car leaves Riverton at 9. lC
and returns from Portland for Morrills al
| 1890.
| The members of Rockameecook tribe
| OF Red Men are meeting with good sue
cess in their fair and entertainments
which they have been holding in Rec
Mems hall during the past week. Last
evening the drama ssOnce Upon Time
was presented by local talent. This after
noon and evening is to re the close OF the
fair. The two act comedy AN Engaging
| Position will be presented by Local
talent The fair will properly conclude
on Tuesday evening December 18th with
grand ball at Red Mems hall A fine
order of dances has been arranged and ex-
ceIlent music will be in attendance.
INSTALLATION EXERCISES.
The new castor of the Woodford'
Uniyersalist church, Rev. Manley B.
Townsend is to be formally installed Sun
day evening, December II. at seven
O'Clock, at the socie TVS place of worship,
Lewis hall The following programme
has been arranged: Organ voluntary ;
Doxology; Invocation; hymn; scriptural
reading and prayer, Rev. H. 8. Whitman
of Westbrook seminary; hymn; sermon,
Rev. W. M. Kimmell of Portland; hymn
Welcome to Greater Portland, Rev. IT, !.
Payne of Westbrook; charge to pastor and
people, Rev. Henry Blanchard. d. D., Of
Portland; hymn; benediction by the
pastor.
The fall term of Wesbbrook seminary
closed yesterday. The winter term will
begin January 9Th. Miss d. N. Morton
the preceptress, and Miss Iuell, teacher
of mathematics, leave for Washington,
Monday where they will spend the most
of their vacation.
The remains of the late Mrs. Eliza
Daucett. who died at st. Joseph's Home,
Deering Centre. have been taken to Bath
for interment.
Mr.. r. 3. Lowe the well known
| carpenter, who is city building inspector,
is building fifteen room summer house
at Yarmouth for Mr.. Buchanan, father Of
| Deputy Sheriff Buchanan.
! The funeral services over the remains of
the late Albion +. johnson were held
yesterday morning at 1890 O'Clock from
The late residence. 6 Perkins street, Wood
| fords. The services were largely attended
and were conducted in an impressive
manner by Rev. 4. p. Wilson, pastor of
the Woodfords Congregational church.
TIE floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful, among them being the follow
| ing testimonials: Pillow Crest" from
his wife; crescent white roses, Gorham
| Jodoa of Odd E'allouc. apcbo. NJ o-5