The Portland daily press., 1899-12-05
SOUTH PORTLAND.
MISS CLARA ROGERS SALE OF
FANCY ARTICLES.

MISS CLARA ROGERS SALE OF
FANCY ARTICLES.
Miss Clara Rogers, corner Elm and
Chestnut streets, PleHsantiale. aftr three
months pc tlert work has finished a lar2e
mum ber of pieces Of fancy work which are
now ON exhibition at her home. There
are several very nc table pieces Of Mexican
drawn work. tipls matt, slippers. doiii's
AMI every kind Of worst,d work. The
artioles ars very suit .ble for Christmas
and New Years gift,, and will be sold ct
Miss Rogers home. begin ming Wednesday
next The sale will cont nue. through
the following Thursday and Friday. The
articles are well worth examiping and
buying. Visitors will De welcome to
call and see for themselves.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters ara advertised at the South
Portland ofrcs for the following persons:
Mr.. W. Allen. Jack Hall. Messrs. j r..
Coffsy & Son. MIR. j. II. Hammond, Mr..
Geo. NJ. Burley, Mrs. Hannah Rnnd.
A. II. Dowues, John q. Edgerly, Angus
Nicholson, Mrs. II. Il. Burohell, Mr.. h.
A. Horr, Lizzie +. HunnewelL Mr..
Joseph RainviIIs, Mr.. Z. E. Readon,
Miss Joane Buchnap, Mr.. VIM. Smart,
John Cahill, Mr.. Clark Barker Eastman,
r. M. sharon, Esq, Mics Gertrude A.
Sp-owl. Miss A. h. Titoomb, Al signore
Antonio Pnapostadi, Mrs. Cslinda Jane
JefYerds.
Parker o. Haley, keeper Of Half wsy
Rock light house, arrived In the vity
SUNDAY on q weeks visit to his family
on Sanford street.
O. p. S. dyer, who has been so ssri-
ousiy Ill with pneumonia, We are glad
to note is improving.
Capt. Smart Ia all ready to inaugurate
series OF chess games and they are likely
to prove feature of the winters sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have returned
from short wedding trip and are at
home on East High street.
Deputy Sheriff Trefethen will soon
move from the Thurrill house to Mrs.
Hutchinson's house, corner OF Randall
and High streets.
confined to her home by Sickness.
The school committee will hold Its
monthly meeting at the city cflices. We'd
nesday evening.
The History Club viii meet at the
horne Of Miss Ada Cole this evening.
Irving, the only son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mullen, who has been subject to
f,aI -. . avtant f0r
some time. had. an attack Saturday
evening and died almost instantly. He
was 10 years Of age.
The sale OF advertised taxes Of 1898
took place at the city offices yesterday.
About 25 or go lots were sold. the proper
ty of residents and non residents, most
Of which were bought In by the city au-
thorities.
The city offices win soon be heated
by steam, which Is likely to be turned
on this week. Supplied with telephone,
electric lights. etc., our offices are rapidly
taking to themselves q metropolitan as
pect.
PLEASANTDALE.
Masters Clarence and George Minot are
cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Carter and
children have returned from few days
visit with Mr.. Carter's parents at Soar
boro
Mrs, Forest Fletcher has rsturned TO
her home on Forest avenue after visit
with relatives In Skowhegan.
Mrs Warren. Forest avenue, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs Stewart Worces-
ter at Deering Center Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Fannie Dennell ard grandson
Master VIII Cotton, have returned 20
Portland, after few days sojourn with
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Calvin knapp on Elm
street.
Miss Hamilton and Mr.. "Bob" Hamil-
ton of Elm street. and Mrs. Clarence
Dodge and Miss Bertha OF Kpightvills.
will return the first OF the week after
spending Thank ksQiving with MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Morse, Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. Harry Small returns TO TUFTS,
Monday night after spending the Thanks
giving recess ct his home on Elm street
Mrs Captain william Thompson has ar
rived home from Honolulu. where she has
been the guest Of ber son, Mr.. II. M.
Dew, for the past few months.
Master Clarence Minot Ia suffering
from q severe case Of whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fletcher have re-
turned from few dsys at Skowhsgan
the horne Of Mr. Fletchor's parents.
Miss Ethel Richardson Of East Baldwin
passed the Sabbath at tho home of her
unole, Mr. Ed win Richardson.
uAr. J. W. Devins has returned to Bos-
ton after q few d.ys at the home of his
sister, Mrs, Charles E. Hayes.
Mrs. Lizzie Msoreadie. who has been
very Ill 10 now Abls to be out.