The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-06


give the four act comedy "All the, Com
forts of Home" at Str udwater Tuesday
evening, Dec. g. Electric cars will leave
for the city at close of entertainment.
"a Crazy Idea, or All the Comforts of
Home,'' will be given tonight by the
Stroudwater dramatic club, and will be
repeated at the Westbrook Opera house,
December 10th. This will be the cast.
James Stone. Eugene Skillin
Tom Blame. Fred Il Bates
Gustave Pudeero. Fred III. Libby
Julius Buttons, VIM. w. Evans
John Davis, j. Edwin Paige
Sam Hicks, w. W. Evans
Neil Browning, B. r. Hutchinson
Hill, Lauren Willis
William, Louren Willis
Beatrice Stone, Rose Butler
Eva. Stone, Elizabeth Milliken
Lillian Tussell, Mary G. Moss
Catharina Davis, Carrie J. Bates
Augusta Davis, Della d. Libby
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Evans
Dora, Joseph Willis
Anna, Josephine Willis
Constable, Ii w. late
Mr.. Harry Mosher, corner Lawn avenue
and Spring street has entered the employ
of Hooper, Son g Leighton, Portland as
teamster.
During the gale of Sunday night two
chimneys on the house of Martin Best,
Stevens Plains avenue. Deering Center,
were blown down.
The no school signal was sounded
yesterday morning.
The Deering and Westbrook Electric
Light companies experienced very little
trouble Sunday night from the severe
companies were blown down, but the SER
vice was impaired very little. The lines
of the Cumberland Illuminating com
many. from Great Falls are also in good
condition.
The gates of the Maine Central railroad
company across Brighton street at Wood
fords were broken by the gale of Sunday
night. The gates were smashed and the
iron tower badly smashed as result.
A tree in the yard of MIR. L. J. Perkins,
High street, Woodfords, which was set
out about "a years ago, also suffered from
the gale of Sunday night. Two limbs of
the trees were twisted off by the fury Of
the gale.
Several windows and scuttles on houses
in various parts of the city were smashed
BY the gale Sunday night.
The monthly meeting of the board of
engineers of the Deering fire department.
was held last evening at the hose house
on Spring street.
Fire alarm box No. 26 has been located
at the corner of Stevens Plains avenue
and Main street, North Deering.
The 6.10 car from East Deering
Yesterday morning met with an obstacle
ON the track near hunts corner. A large
ample tree had blown across the tracks.
The tree was removed with some diff
Guilty by the car employees.
TIRES new guide boards have been
nIaced at the corner of Deering street and
Forest avenue at Deering Point.
The third annual fair and sale of
Rockameecook tribe of Red Men is to be
hold this week commencing this after
noon at Red Mems hall, MorrilIs. The
sale will continue every afternoon and
evening of the week. An entertainment
will he furnished each evening. Suppers
are also to be served each evening.
The Woodfords Univeralist Social circle
will meet today with Mrs. Townsend,
corner of Arlington street at Forest ave-
mo. The sewing circle connected with
This church VIII meet Wednesday after-
noon with Mrs. F. W. Huntington.
corner of Deering avenue and Pearl
streets.
The ladies of Trinity chapel are to hold
an entertainment this evening in Lewis
hall, Woodfords.