The Portland daily press., 1899-09-09
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Burglars Enter House of
A. H, Spear.
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Presentation Of Pictures To the
High School
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Pleasant Occasion Fri
day Afternoon.
Programmes at the. Churches
Tomorrow.

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The programme of the Ammonconsin
Literary club 70 the seasons Of Isg9-leO0
has been issued TO the mem bers. The
course of study to be pursued Is Amerl-
can Literature OF the early partl Of the
Century and current events alternately.
There are also TO he several lectures,
temperance day. also several personally
conduoted tours, one to spain, another
to the Paris exposition.
The marriage Of .Adolpheuss Arsenault
and Miss Mnrcelius Buots takes place
Monday morning at o'clock from the
St. Hyacinthe church.
Att meeting of the Minnehaha coun-
Gil, ID. of p, held Wednesday evening
the following officsrs were elected: Pres
ident; Mis- Frank EIwell; vice president,
Mrs. Leslie Whitman; treasurer, Mrs,
Frank Libby; seGretary, Mr. William
Babb. The first circle is-to be held with
Mrs. Mark Kimball, Brown street..
DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Murch are enter
tanning Misses Bessie and Alice Clark
of Biddeford; also Mrs. Lord aud daugh-
tor. Miss Grace Lord, of Boston.
Mr. w. w. Raymond is moving his
family to this city from Prout's Nesk,
where they have been In charge of the
Centennial house fer the summer season.
| number of the friends Of Nj. and
Mrs. Robert McCluskey assembled al their
home ON Park street We'd nesday evening
TO witness the opening of night bloom
Ing cereus. The flower desel6ped about
II p. IN. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
1he lrst meeting of the season will be
held by Mispnh chapter, %. Il. s., next
Monday evening a full attendance is
desired.
Presumpscot band is TO furnish music
at the Gorhaln fair, September 70, IS and
Il; also at New Gloucester fair, Septem-
her 81 and IS.
The ladies Of the UfIvsrsaffss circle
met Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs E. 4. Clemens, Main street. Ar.
rangements are being made. for the hold
ing of q serias of suppers and entertain
ments during the fall and winter season.
Mrs. Payne, wife of Rev. Il. B. Payne.
I pastor of the Universalist church, who
has been spending the season at Higgins
beach, leaves next week for visit in
New York, where she Is to spend the win
ter with her parents.
Rev. w. b. Whitney will preach his
last sermon Sunday as pastor of the Bnp-
fist church. Mr.. Whitney is to resume
his studies at the Newton Theological
seminary. The subject Of. the sermon at
p m. is TO be "A Blessed limitation. /"
AT Z p. III. this subject Will be "Our
Duty" Special music Is 10 be furnished
in the afternoon. An anthem Will be
rendered by quartette composed of Mr..
Biledeau, air. jackson, MIST Simpson
and Mrs. Lane. Duett by Mr.. Bilodeau
and Mira. Lane. In the evening the mu-
sic will be furnished by Mr.. Joseph Hez-
elton, Jr., Charles 5. Carlton, Miss Car
RE Phinney and Mrs A. O.. GIoudman.
In the evening the Methodist church will
unite in the service at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Nelson Green who broke her arm
some weeks ago is much improved, and
Mrs. Abbie A. Gross who has been in at.
tendance as nurse, has concluded her
labors.
Repairs are being made on tho post
Office building at the West End
| Mr.. George Warren Hammond, agent
Of the Forest Paper Company of Var
mouth, WAS in tho city yesterday on bus
ness at the Office OF the s. d. Warren Pa
psr mills.
| at the high school rooms this afternoon
the school room decoration committee
will present several pictures to be hung
up at the school Exercises of an informal
naturs are TO hs hela. The ladies of the
West End W. G. Il. U. are to present a
picture Of the late Miss Frances &c. VIII
lard.
The purchasing committee OF the Walk
err Memorial library have just placed in
the library fine edition OF the ellis
turical Romances of Lonisa Mulbach,"
/ published by the Appleton's.
Capt. and Mrs. Eben L. Harmon and
daughter, Miss Harriet Harmon. Spring
street, have returned home. after having
enjoyed pleasant summers outing in
Bridgton.
Mr.. j. e. 3luson, superintendent of
the Westbrouk schools, and family, have
returned from their vacation spent at
Newiield.
Col e. 81. Smith, accompanied by Di-
vision Adjutant J. W. Phinney and d.
Vision QaartermRster. A. c. Cloudman,
drove to South Standish Thusrday even
ing by team, and paid an official visit TO
the members Of N. B. Abbott camp Of
that town.
Miss Jameson is to supply at the Duck
Pond school house Mt the fall term In
place OF Miss Gowan, recently resigned.
BURGLARS ENTER A. II. SPEARS
HOUSE.
Sometime during tho night Thnradax