The Portland daily press., 1898-11-18

onestfon Of dividing line wnlon pao
yoked considerable discussion.
| The line proposed by the Willard peop,t
starts from the north part of Fort Freoit
and runs up across Pickett street, Ieas'
ling the Good Templars' hall on pne ierls
side between Grant and Summit s'feeS'
and from there to the Stafford properly
across Sawyer and Pine to stone wall
thence to the boundary line u oape
Elizab beth. A continuation Of the Ane, as
proposed by the town house people, iuiiS
to Phil Doyne's place, thence to tne "eso'
erly side of Barren hill and to tne "sss-
erIy side of Anthoine street to tne oreoA.
Certain notifications were sugeeso0u
by different persons present anu aipSi
some discussion it was decided oos ap'
point committee to confer with similar
committees already selected, at wliiaru
and South Portland heights, to CONSIDER
the proper line in case of divlslon "
the town. Henry Cash, Fred W. 1or-
dan and Geo. l. Miller were chosen ana
Joined by Henry Willard and Mr.. Deiano
they will meet at the town house on
Saturday next to go with the engineer
over the proposed line.
A vote was taken on the question Oh
division of the town and the proposition
carried almost unanimously.
An adjourned nesting will be held
Monday evening in the same place 60
hear the committees report.
G. A. Tilton and company are making
number OF ventilators to be used on the
officers quarters at the Head.
The subject of the Young Peoples meet
ing next Sunday will be "Praise and
Thanksgiving. Wallace Springer will
lead the meeting.
Among the South Portland young ladies
who are taking part in zephra are
Virginia Dyer, Lavone Dyer, Leo Elliott,
Mary Finnerty, Marion q. Brooks and
Eta Griffin.
Mr.. Samuel Smith who was chief
machinist On the monitor Montauk, has
accepted position at the Charlestown
navy yard.
Che Deering High school football eleven
will be unable to play the South Portland
team here Saturday afternoon on account
of game scheduled with Edward Little
High school of Auburn at Deering
The weekly business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Elm street
Methodist church was held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs W. +.
Evans. Forest avenue.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters are advertised at the South
Portland post Office for the following
persons: Melville Leavitt, Geo. B. Lee,
Mrs. Ida II. Hobbs, q. Merrill, John
Fellows.
Mrs. j. M. Brooks of Preble street,
who is passing the winter with her son,
Chas. NJ. Brooks of Portland is stricken
with pneumonia.
Mr.. Chas Lehman who presented him
self for enlistment in the hospital corps
of the army was rejected. He was little
too short in stature to meet the require
ments.
Ralph Doughty andsCharles Wilson were
examined yesterday for enlistment in the
regular service.
william Taylor and wife IF Cushing
Point, are visiting Mrs. Kraut in New
York.
Mrs. Gavitt has meved from ths COR
nsr of Sawyer and Front streets, to John
A. Sylyester's residence. Pickett and
Broadway.
Tonight Bayard Lodge, Z. of p. ac-
companied by their ladies will pay so
cial visit to Pine Tree lodge in the city.
W. L. StadleJ and wife are visiting
friends il Rockland, Me.
1t is reported that the school committe
are not little embarrassed because OF
the low state that the school apprepria-
t1on has reached, and to tide over emer,
geneiss it may he necessary to call q
town meeting to provide additional "sin
| ews of SCHOOL, to keep things agoing.
PLEASANTDALE.
| Mrs. Alphonso Dyer and daughter, Miss
Angie, OF Southport, are guests of he,
daughter. Mrs. W. e. Dyer
| Mrs. Fred Cunningham is quite III al
her home on Summer street.
Miss Kate Burnham of Scarboro, is
stopping at the home of MIR. George
Waterhouse. Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richardson q
West Baldwin, and Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Brackett of Westbroog, have returned te
their homes from being the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Sawyer.
Mr.. Frank Fl. Harnel of Portland has
been the guest of friends on Summer
street.
Mrs Winona Emery of Congress street,
Portland, has been entertained at the
home of Miss Mae Pillsbury.
Mrs. A. B. Waterhonse, accompanied
by Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson Kelsey street
left Thursday for brief visit with rela
tiyes in Somerville, Mass, after which
they will go to Westport to pass Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Broadbent.
Mrs W. j. Baker will entertain thu
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