The Portland daily press., 1898-06-01

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Cressey
Miss Addie May Quinby.
Duet-Quis Est Homo, Stabat Mater
Miss Mamie Twigg and Miss Maude Le-
grow.
Solo--As the Dawn, Cantor
Miss Elizabeth E. Cutter.
Duett-I Feel Thy Angel Spirit,
Miss S. Marcia Craft and Mr.. o. Stewart
Taylor.
Bass Solo-Israel,
Mr.. Fl. A. Mackie.
Solo--Selected,
Miss S. Marcia Craft.
The Holy City, a sacred Cantata by A.
r. Gaul. Soloists: Miss s. Marcia Craft.
Miss Henrietta D. Rice, Mrs. A. G.
Cloudman, DR.. II. NJ. Nickerson, Mr.. F.
q. Cloudman.
Introduction, Instrumental
Chorus, Tenor solo, Quarttte,,
No Shadows Yonder
My soul is athirst for God
Trio. At eventide it shall be light
Chorus. For God SO loved the world
Air (Contralto), Eye hath not seen
Chorus, For thee, o hear, dear country
Chorus, Thine is the kingdom
IntermeZzo, instrumental
Air Bass) -
Iq e A new heaven and new earth
Choral Sanctus, Holy. holy, holy
Air (Tenor,) To the Lord our God
Air (Contralto),
Come ye blessed of my Father
Semi Chorus,
The fiuing pot is for silver
Air (Soprano),
These are they which came out of great
tribulation
n,,ot (Coprano and Cop FRO yfoi
They shall hunger no more
Quartet and Chorus,
List, the cherubic host
Solo (Bass),
And I heard the voice of harpers
Chorus.
Great and marvellous are Thy works
Quartette, Lord God
The concert will close with "The Star
Spangled Banner" and the audience is
invited to join in singing.
The ball game Monday afternoon at
Warren park between the Irons of Ligonia
and the Sacoarappas. the Saccarappas
were victorious, the score being 9 to 3.
There was large attendance at the
game. ya4e
The Westbrook clerks went to South
Windham Monday afternoon and played
the ball team in that town. The clerks
were defeated, the score being Is to in
favor Of the Windham team.
DE-. and Mrs. Charles Harris of Frye
burg, who have been the guests of DR..
G. W, Hawks and wife, have returned to
their homes.
The programmes for the W. @. 7. o.
convention which opens Thursday, con-
templates an interesting meeting. Thurs
day through the day will be devoted to
business. In the evening, Mrs, M. z.
Center will deliver an address Of welcome
in behalf of the Union. Mayor Raymond
will extend the welcome OF the city and
Rev. 8. N. A dams the welcome on behalf
Of the charches. The response will be
made by Mrs. Gertrude Leavitt Stevens.
There are also to be f1ve-minute talks by
Rev. W. 6. Mann, J. B. Clothey, T. B.
Payne and Father Decellss. The session
ON Friday opens at O'Clock and again
| at p M, when the business meetings
will be held. In the evening Mrs. Mar
garet D. Files of Washington will address
the convention.
Bartholomew Huard, Joseph Lara
cholle, Fred Decormer, Joseph Fredette
and P. d. Welch of this city attended the
conyentionIof the knights of Columbus
held at Portland on Memorial Day, and
received the third degree of the order.
Messrs. NJ. o. Sullivan, J. B. Sullivan.
DR.. James Pidgeon, John Byrne, Vim,
Aulbach and John Graham also of this
/ az IN
ings. ss4ea
Chas. Lavine, arrested on Sunday for
the pocket peddling of whiskey, was
brought before Judge Tolman yesterday
morning, charged with Illegal transpor.
tation. The judge imposed sentence of
60 days in Jail and fine OF $50 and COSTS
For drunkenness he was fined $5 and
costs.
| Al. Coffin, motorman, with Conductor
Whittier on the Westbrook line, now act
ing as conductor on the car run by Con-
duotor Roberts, who is on leave of alb
sence. Chas. Moore has taken Motorman
Collins place. Mr.. King Starbird has
taken Moore's place, and Edward Hub.
bard, who has been serving as spare
man, in Mr.. Starbird's position.
Alderman Bailey has in charge the
work of fitting up Judge Tolman's and
City Marshals new offices. A handsome
lineolum carpet has been placed in
Judge Tolman's Office, and the judge has
had a handsome quartered oak roll top
desk added to his apartment. In the
marshal's Office fiat top oak desk has
been added. The cells in the new police
station have been thoroughly cleaned and
have been painted white. The work of
fitting a. up the several departments is
about completed and the committee on
police are to be congratulated on the
excellent appearance of the new quarters
as prepared under their direction. n
Ammoncongin lodge, No. rs, I. o. o.
f., presented very beautifully decorated
Odd Fellows COLLAR to Rev. VIM. G.
Mann, as token of appreciation of his