The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-02-19

Augustus f. Moulton.
Fl. Mr.. Moulton received the rudimen.
of his ed 1cation in the public schools. H.
subsequently attended Westbrook semi
nary from which he received his diplomas
in 1869. He then entered Bowdoin col
lege, graduating in 1878 at the head of his
class, and was the orator on commence
ment day. In 1874 Mr.. Moulton was a
tutor in DO wdoin college. In the follow
Hon. William L.. Putnam, remaining
with him until admitted to the bar OF
| Cum berland county in October 1876 In
| 1878 and 1879 while resident of Scarboro
| ne represented that town in the state
legislature, being a member of the
| judiciary committee both terms.
MIR. Moulton is prom inent in the Ma
sonic lodges of Portland, belonging to the
Ancient Landmark lodge, Mount Vernon
| chapter, Portland Council, and Portland
Commandery. He is also leading mem
Der of the Fraternity club He has been
for several years one of the trustees of
Westbrook seminary.
ALUMNI RECEPTION.
The Alumni of Westbrook seminary
held their annual reception in the parlors
| OF Hersey hall last evening. The occasion
was delightful success and the COM
mittee of arrangements, Miss Morton and
| Miss Leland, deserve much credit for
| their untiring efforts.
President and Mrs. Whitman assisted
| by Prof. Folsom and Miss Morton, re-
ceivod. The orchestra furnished several
excellent selections and dancing was en-
joyed by the younger members OF the as
ISOLATION. The register shows the follow
| ing present: Augustus 4. Moulton, 69;
| G. L. Pierce, IA; D. W. Foster, 81; G.
B. Varney. 80; Miss Knight, '92; Miss
Bradley, III; Miss Barnard, 81; Miss
Leland, 70; Miss Record. '67; Frederick
Durham, III; Lucy g. Coolidge, '65;
Jennie E. Boucher, '95; Gertrude ".
Goodridge, '95; Charles S. Knight, go;
Zena Leighton Miller, 's9; Mrs. Holding,
SO; F. r. Stevens, 81, Miss Brightman,
's9; H. G. Folsom, '91; Abbie j.. Hold
| ing, 80; Helen A. Fobes, rs; Miss
Palmer, Miss Kalers, Miss Leighton,
Howard Taylor Of GLASS of '96; Fred W.
c. P. Doten, H. G. Knight, Lucy F.
Bryant, Miss Robbins, J. M. DeShon,
Eugene MoCarty. Miss Taylor, E. T..
Smith of class of '97, and 20 members Of
the class of '9S. Refreshments were served
during the evening and q pleasing order
of dances concluded the reception.
Rev. G. l.. d. Young of Boston will de-
liver his interesting illustrated lecture
Gold and New Boston, at Lewis hall,
Woodfords, Tuesday evening, March 8,
for the benefit of the Woodfords Univer-
salist society.
The Woodfords Congregational church,
Y. p. S. c. E., held it's regular monthly
meeting last evening in thei church par
Iors
A grand public demonstration will
be made this evening in the interests OF
annexation at Lewis hall by the Deering
annexation society. The meeting will be
called to order at 8 O'Clock and is to be
addressed by well-kncwn speakers of
ability. A cordial invitation is extended
the general public to attend.
Mr.. C.E. Walker, Central avenue, Deer
ing centre, is in Boston on a brief bust
ness trip.
Mrs. E. L. Manson, Central avenue,
is quite sick at her home.
Mr.. f. 81. Freese has taken the old box
car which he purchased of the Portland
Railroad company recently and removed
it to Sebago lake. The car will be made
over and used as camping rendezvous
in the summer.
Hose of Morrills corner realized SIS
as a result of the dance held by them last
Tuesday evening. The dance was we'll
attended and the members of the COM
pany extend their gratitude to their
rien DIS for their liberal patronage.
tho 1nlt 1rlaatinO of TahailOn conn
mandery, knights of Malta. MorrilPs cor
ner, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
Commander-G. +. Alden.
Generalissimo-Lewis Goddard.
Captain General-Geo. A. Hall.
Prelate-C. Edwin Bowers.
Treasurer-Dr +. H. Gardner.
Warden-S. FL. Redmond.
The regular meeting next Wednesday
will be postponed as the hall is to pc oc-
cupied through the week by the Red Men
who are to commence their fair and SALE
The officers will be installed Wednesday
evening, March I'd.
Rockameecook tribe, No. %, Red Men,
are to commence their annual fair on
Monday evening and contir n through
the week. The fair is to be held in Red
Mems hall at Morrills corner, and the
hail is to be opened afternoons from 2 to
5 O'Clock. Supper will be served each
evening commencing with Tuesday
night from & to O'Clock, An entertain
ment with a change of programme is to
be served each evening to commence at s
O'Clock. The fair will close with a grand
ball, Thursday evening, March /.
Rev. +. L. Nelson is to preach on Sun
day d sermon in the series recently com
menced. The subject is "Sin and Its
Results. "
The Lenten services at Trinity chapel,
Woodfords, will be as follows: Ash We'd
| nesdays, 1870 u. IN. other Wednesdays,
p. III. Fridays, 7.30 p. M holy week every
day. There will he course Of lectures
on ''The English Reformation" every
Sunday evening at 73O.
HAWAII.