The Portland daily press., 1898-09-17
SOUTH PORTLAND.

There will be preaching at Union Ops
ra House tomorrow, but the Sunday
school and Young Peoples Church Union
connected with the Universalist Society
will not meet until later day.
| Mr.. Fred Spear is in Washington, D..
c., and during his absence Mrs. Spear
will visit in Boston.
| G. N. Trefethen and Nj. L. Bradford
| were in attendance at the Freeport fair
Thursday last, where Lucky Boy made a
| winning, capturing the free for all
| stakes, $50.
| A party Of young friends took posses
sion of Mr.. Lyman Richards's parlors
Thursday evening and gave him genu-
inc surprise party. A supper was served
and games were enjoyed.
| Mr.. Alton Greenleaf of Boothbay
Harbor is visiting friends in the village.
| Capt. J. A. Campbell of Limerick is
visiting relatives here.
| Mr.. Ernest E. Elliott of the STANDARD
Clothing Company, is on his annual va
cation.
A stable is being built in the rear OF
Fred Brookss residence on Stanford
street.
A number of the mem bers of the South
Portland Cycle Club are enjoying an out
ing at their club house on Higgins Beach.
Mr.. Samuel Morrison has moved to
Bowdoinham, where he will take charge
of farm recently purchased by George
Stevens, the truckman.
| Capt. Noah B. Dodge, who has made
his last lengthy voyage on the briny deep,
has purchased an outfit and is selling
| produce.
Messrs. Charles A. Studley and Ira
Davis have gone TO Boston on vacation.
Mrs. Cobb of Windham is visiting her
son, Mr.. Lionel Cobb of Pine street.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Hartford is in Boston
on business trip.
Dr. W. B. Moulton and family, who
have been passing the summer at their
cottage on Cushing Point. have returned
| to Portland.
Walter Russell, the Canadian evangelist,
| will preach tomorrow at the Bethany
Congregational church,
Rev. Mr.. Kimmell will preach ser.
mon at the Union Opera house tomorrow
at $50 p. m. The Sunday school and
Young Peoples Church union will NEST
at later day.
The Ladies' circle of the Universalist
society will hold business meeting
| Tuesday next at the residence OF Mrs.
W. E. johnson at 8 O'Clock in the after.
noon.
| Mr.. James Craig who has been very
ill, is slowly recovering.
| Mrs Lottie Jacobs of Chelsea is the
| guest of Mrs. John e. Bradford.
| The successful ones to enter the high
| school are Carl and Connie Mccain,
Willie ST. John, Carl Tuttle, Clye Brad.
ford, Bertha Dodge and Nellie Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Jordan and
SON Arlo are passing a week with Mr..
Jordan's parents at Pond Cove.
Mrs. Frank A. Richardson accompa-
MED by her daughters, Bernette and Mar
jorie, has been stopping with relatives
for. a few days. They will return to their
home in Sanford, Monday.
Capt. George A! Dow, Col IA, list Maine
volunteers, has been in town visiting
the men in his company who are too i'll to
| be on duty at Augusta.
| Mr.. Fred 8. Orcutt of the monitor
Montauk returned to his homo Wednesday
from New York.
The eighth and last mortar gun was
hauled from the wharf to the new mortar
battery at Fort Pre5le yesterday by Ed.
ward Dyer's crew.
Sergt. Raynor and Private Sullivan
of Battery E. of the I'd, who have been
spending long furlough in New York
after taking Private Metcalf to Cover
nors island where he will spend the next
two years in the military prison for de-
sertion from the United States army,
have returned and reported for duty at
Portland Head.