The Portland daily press., 1898-09-14
SOUTH PORTLAND.

A parish meeting of the Universal lists
was held LAST evening, at-which the usu-
al routine business was transacted.
The Auoooisco and Phantom were on
the marine railway yesterday undergoing
general repairs.
Mr.. Charles Griffin of Sawyer street,
and William Richardson, Jr., bookkeeper
| for the Thomas Laughlin Company, are
| on their annual vacation.
David o. Moulton and family have left
for visit in Rhode Island.
Miss Cummings is temporarily en-
ployed in the office of the Ferry Company
at the South Portland side during the
absence of Miss Elliott.
Miss Boughton has returned to her du-
ties rs teacher in the public schools.
There is a rumor afoat that what is
known as. the farming section of South
Portland, in the 5western = district of the
town, is anxious to bs withdrawn from
the corporate limits Should Willard and
| this section both succeed in setting up
business for themselves but little would
| be left of the town save the village at. the
Ferry.
| Mrs. Jennie Eaton, who has been the
guest Of MIR. Louis A. Hutchinson, has
returned to her home in Lubec.
Miss Annie Anderson. of Desiring, has
been the guest of Miss Beeman, of D
street.
Mrs. Henry Nelson, Of e street cole
brated her e5th birthday anniversary on
| Thursday last.
| WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
The tenth anniversary Of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Moore was cele-
GRATED at their residence on Elm street,
Pleasantdale, last evening, and was the
occasion of large and brilliant gather
| ing The parlors were decorated in the
best of taste with golden rod and various
kinds of flowers, and In addition to
neighbors and friends in the village there
were among the invited guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Col Hill, Deering, Mr.. and Mrs.
Summer Bragdon, Saoo, Mrs. G. o. MILL
ken, Saco; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Deer
ing; Mrs. L. A. Reed, Scarboro; Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Topley, Scarboro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Libby, Scarboro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leuvelle Deering, Gorham; Mr.. and
Mrs Jos. Fossett, Augusta; Charles fl.
Moore and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Small, Westhrook; Rev. W. I. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, William Houston
and wife, Mr.. Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
FpaN NnuoS T1onp-
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore, Deer
ing; R. A. Moore, Portland.
4 During the evening there was delight
full music both instrumental and vocal.
Mrs. Tapley presided at the piano while
Miss Anna Hamilton sang charmingly.
Selections from the photograph was .
feature of the evenings entertainment
and Rev. Mr.. Houston made some re-
marks very appropriate to the occasion.
Delicious refreshments were served by
Miss Carrie Waterhouse, Miss Susie
Williams, Miss Alice Lindsay and Miss
Isabelle Howe, who were daintily dressed
in white. Miss Mamie Waterhouse had
charge of the punch table and a most
pleasant evening was passed by the
gathering of friends numbering quite a
hundred.
FOUND GUILTY.
The burglars who ra1ded South Port
and not many days ago, were tried in
| the criminal court yesterday before Judge
| Bonney, The testimony was very much
like the statements made by the different
D .rsons whose houses were entered, and
while the respondents took the stand and
| tried to clear their skirts, it was OF no
avail, for the jury at $50 o'lock after be-
| ing ont about half an hour returned
verdict of guilty and sentence is yet to be
| pronounced by the court.
ga SHAKE UP"
There has been a sort Of tshake up
among the conductors and motormen of
the Cape Electrics and on Monday last
about eight old employees were discharged
including Messrs. Emery. Harden. Little
1ohn, Allen and some Others
PLEASANTDALE.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, Elm street.
have returned from a few days Visit in
| Boston.
Miss Goergie Dyer, who has been pas
sing some months in Portland, has re-
turned to the home Of Mr.. W. r. Dyer,
Summer street.
| Mrs. Lila Woods Jordan, who has been
under treatment at the Maine General
| Hospital, has returned to the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Woods.
Her many friends are hoping for sEeedy
recovery.
Miss Gertrude Longley, Elm street, lel6
Monday for few weeks in Rochester, N.
II.
Miss Jennie Coolbroth of Ballard street,
is passing her vacation with friends IN
Nova Scotia. ;.
Mr.. Fdward McCallman of Boston. is
being entertained at The the home HON s+r Of mr.
Mr.. George Noyes, who has been EN-.
Moved at Island Pond, is at the home OF
lis mother, Mrs. Laura Noyes, Pearl