The Portland daily press., 1898-07-13
DEERING.

Mr.. G. Q. Coffin of this city, represent
ing the Woodfords Congregational church,
Y. P. S. g. E., is attending the National
Christian Endeavor convention at Nash
vile Tenn.
The officers elected of Crescent AS
sembly, p. S., will be installed Friday
evening, July 30, by D. D. 6. c., Mrs
William Smith OF Westbrook. Refresh
ments are to be served after the work of
the evening.
At the meeting of Woodfords Hook and
Ladder company, held Monday evening,
G. Clark and Walter l.. Williams were
elected delegates to the Firemens muster
Elmer Adams resigned his membership
on account Of removal to Portland and
Fred Baals was elected to fill the vacancy
At the meeting of the East Deering
Hose company, held Monday evening,
James Blake and George NJ. Leighton
were chosen to attend the Firemen's con
vention.
A large addition is being made to the
Archambeau house, Prospect, near Grant
street, Woodfo rds
At Riverton Casino last evening, Miss
Mary G. Conley of Portland, gave a
dancing party to about sixty of her
friends in the dance hall. The party were
conveyed by special cars,
A party of Deering people known as the
P. V. C.'s are camping at Duck Pond
enjoying few weeks outing.
| The schooner J. Frank Seavey is un
loading a cargo of New Jersey clay at the
Portland Stoneware company's wharf,
Deering Poin t. q
Anthoine Dorticos and family, Wood
fords, are at their cottage at Great
Chebeague Island for the summer
The rustic house at Riyerton in.process
of construction for the convenience of ex-
cursion parties carrying lunches, is one of
the neatest and prettiest buildings on the
grounds. The house is built short dis
tance to the left from the theatre, and is
to contain six or eight tables for the con-
venience of the lunchers. There is also q
handsome hard wood floor to the house
Chancellor Commander II. A. Mills,
and Past Chanoellors, W. A. Turner, A.
A. Huston, Frank Smell of Rocky Hill
lodge, K. of P, as pail bearers, accom-
panied tn remains of Sir Knight George
81. Marsh who died in Melrose, Mass,
and was brought here yesterday for buried
at South Gorhans, where the funeral SER
vices were held yesterday forenoon.
MIR. Harry L. Sawyer. Spring street,
Woodfords is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
About twenty of the members of the
Star Cycle club of Cambridge. Mass, are
enjoying their vacations / in Deering and
vicinity. The members cameyto Portland
by boat and are to return in the same
manner. While here they are enjoying
brief runs into the surrounding country.
VIM. Hutchins, a former Deering young
man the captain, Albert E. Grant, the
first lieutenant, and VIM. G. Colley
formerly of West Falmouth, accompanied
the club.
Angelic Lorellos workmen engaged on
the construction of the sewer on Ocean
street have encountered stretch of ledge
only few feet in length and near Forest
avenue. 1t will be necessary to blast for
a depth of two feet in order to lay the
pipes at the required depth.
WINSLOW-PENNELL WEDDING.
A pretty, Tut quiet wedding was held
yesterday afternoon at three o'clock at 90
Forest avenue, when Mr.. Howard Win
slow of Portland, treasurer of the Deering
Winslow 81 Co. lumber concern of Port
land, was united in marriage to Mrs
Nellie M. Pennel of Deering. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of
about fifty of the immediate friends and
relatives by Rev. A. H. Wright, pastor
! OF the ST. Lawrence church of Portland.
In the evening from eight to ten O'Clock
brillia MT wedding reception was held,
which was largely attended, as over $50
invitations had been extended The
groom is we'll known in Portland bust
| ness and social circles, being a member OF
several branches of the order of ODD Eel
lows, and other secret societies. Inc
bride is one of behring's popular and
charming ladies, and their many friends
will wish them much joy in their newly
formed relations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow are to reside IN
the house in which they were married, 6'
Forest avenue. The house has been
| thoroughly remodelled of late and mas
been fitted up in a handsome manner Tor
immediate occupancy.