The Portland daily press., 1899-03-16
WESTBROOK.

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nished by the Bowdoin College Giee,
Mandolin and Guitar clubs.
The Sheridan Literary and Debating
club OF this city will observe 81. Patrick's
day, Friday evening by a concert and
lunch at the knights of Pythias hall,
West End. Remarks are to he made by
members of the club and invited guests.
The exercises are to commence at 7.3O
O'Clock. Portland talent including a
mandolin and guitar club will furnish
the musical programme.
Mr.. W. b. Boothby, the West End con-
fectioner, h As on exhibition In bis win
dow, the property of Messrs. Arthur and
Lewis Hartman, former members of the
Mime Signal corps, pictures taken by
Lieut. Butler of Portland of scenes at
Punta Gorda, San Juan Hill and Moro
Castle.
Rev. Nathan Hunt, State Missionary Of
the Baptist church, is to occupy the pull
pit of the local Baptist church next Sun
dsy morning at i0.30 O'Clock, instead Of
three o'clock as usual.
Master Georgs Jefferds of Brown street
Is the guest of his brother ana wife, Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Jefferds, south street.
Woodtords during the school vacation.
The funeral services of David q.
Hayes Of Bridge street, West End, were
held yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
from the late residence. The services
were conducted by Rev. 5. n. Adams,
pastor of the Westbrook Congregational
church.
Mr. Frank p. Pride. a law student at
the Boston University Law school, Is in
the city visiting relatives.
DR. Stiles of Waltham, Mass, is in the
city on a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William stiles, Bridge street.
MIR. John G. Warren, a former member
OF Co Nj, First Maine regiment, who has
for the past few months been tending
the University of Maine at Oronc is in
the city visiting relatives.
Mary +. Marin aged nine years, died at
her home on Fitch street yesterday after
being Ill for three years with oonsump-
tior. The funei al will be held Friday
morning at st, Hyacinthe church.
Mr. Lorenzo Barbour, for twenty -one
years resident of Warren avenue. has
moved to Raymond strSet. During his
residence on Warren avenue he has lived
In the same house
Mrs. Benjamin Haskell is i'll with
diphtheria at her home on Brown street.
Th ladies' circle of the Warren Congre-
gational church were delightfully."- enter
al, lac b,t NIra 4 A nt.rN
tie, Mrs. John Newcombe. Mrs. J. Il.
Harvey, Mrs. VIM. Cressey, Mrs. j. c.
Lane and Miss Mcdonald. The humorous
dialogue "A Love of a Bonnet" was pre-
scented by the above named ladies. Re-
freshments were offered for sale during
the evening.
The ladies Of the Methodist church held
an enjoyable salad supper last evening In
the vestry of their church. The supper
was well attended and much enjoyed by
all.
Marshall Tyler of Providence, an in
structor in the Rhode Island state college,
is the guest of Mr.. K. A. Richardson,
East Enu.
Diamond circle of thu lodge of n. Il.
O. p, entertained u party of about $50
of the members aad friends of the order
on Monday evening at the lodge hall.
An enjoyable musical programme was
carried out during the evening.
AIR. Temple IL. Snow, the plumber, is
i'll with severe cold.
The Senior class of the Westbrook High
school, is to have an entertainment at the
Westbrook opera house this evening for
their benefit. The programme is to be
carried out by the members of the Bow
doin College Glee and Mandolin clubs.
The funeral services of the late Miss
Emma Herriok, are to be held this af-
ternoon at O'Clock from her late resi-
denoe, Spring street. Rev. G. Q. Phelan.
pastor of the Methodist church, Is to con-
duct the services. Burial is to occur at
North Windham.
The members of the Sheridan Literary
and Debating club are to observe st.
Patricks day with appropriate exercises
Friday evening, at 7.30 O'Clock at Odd
Fellows hall, West End. The original
intention was to hold it in K. of p. hall.
but the hall cannot be secured for that
evening Portland talent Is to furnish
the musical programme.
MIR. John W.. Jordan, q watchman at
the paper mills. and Mrs. Jane Knox,
both of Cumberland Mills, were united
in marriage last evening by Rev. W. G.
Mann.
Mr.. W. L. S. Morrison of Cornish, is to
locate in this city and commencing with
next week is to take charge of bicycle
repair shop at Mr.. 6. I. Springer's store,
West End.
The monthly meeting of the Westbrook
school committee is to be held this eve-
ming at z. 80 O'Clock.
Minnehaha council. No. 6, d. of p. q,
entertained delegation of the mem bers
of Wenonah council of Portland and Min
nicola council of Knightville at their hall
last evening. The degrees of the order
were exemplited after which refr ,shments
were furnished and much enjoyed.