The Portland daily press., 1899-03-28
WESTBROOK.

The funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Esther j., wife of Joseph
knight were held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock from the late residence on
Saco street. Rev. c. c. Phelnn, pastor
of the Methodist church officiated. The
quartette composed Of MIR. L. II. Snow,
w. W. Cutter, J. II. Hazelton, Jr., and
Thomas NJ. Henderson, rendered the fol-
lowing selections: My Jesus as Thou
Wilt" Nearer My God to Thee, go
Bury Thy Sorrow. The floral tributes
were beautiful and came from friends not
only in the city but many of them from
Woodforis and Portland. The following
were the tributes, Pillow from family;
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Babb, roses; Mr..
and Mrs, W. Il. Mcclellan, roses; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Mcclellan. Easter
lilies and smilax; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
knight. pipks and roses; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hayes, Gala lilies; Mrs. j W.
Woodbury., bouquet; Mrs. II. NJ. Elwell,
bouquet; Miss Annie B. Sweet, pinks;
Mir. and Mrs. Albion Quinby, bouquet;
Mrs. John Skillings, bouquet; Eta May
Raymond, pinks; Miss Stackpole and
Mrs. Abbie Lindette Stnckpole, pinks;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodsdon and
daughter. Easter lilies; Mr.. and Mrs o.
Warren Neal, Gala lilies; Mrs. William
Stiles, Gala lilies; Mrs. William Neal,
cut flowers; Miss Winifred Griggs, cut
flowers; Mrs. j. H. Babb and Mrs. Irene
Riggs, easter lilies: Mrs. Leonard Valen-
tine. hyaoinths; Mrs. Charles Bachelor.
Raster lilies; Miss Eva Jetierds, pinks
and ferns; Mrs. Frank Boyoe, Easter
lilies and pinks; MIR. and Mrs. Charles
London and daughter. roses and hello
trope The burial was at the old Sacca.
Kappa cemetery.
Miss Lizzie Cutter is acting as substi-
tute for Miss Maud Dudley, first assistant
teacher at the high school during Miss
Dudley's absence in Hallowell where she
has been called by the Illness of her
father.
This afternoon from four to six o'clock
in the parlors of the We tbrook Congre
gational church, the ladies of the Am.
moncongin and Current Events clubs are
to hold tea" or the benefit of the
school room decoration fund which they
are to raj a. All persons whether mem i.
bers of the club or not are invited
to attend. Mrs. Frank B. Clark, Mrs.
George C. Frye, Miss Inez Blanchard and
Miss Marada +. Adams of Portland are
to be in attendance ana relate the story
of the success Of the object in Portland.
A musical programme to include solos by
Miss Elizabeth Cutter and Mrs. Andrew
Cloudman has been arranged.
Rev. q. G. Phelan, pastor of the III. h.
church of this city Ieotured at South
Por tland least evening in the interests of
the Methodist church at that place.
The funeral services of the late Zecha-
riah small are to be held this afternoon
at two O'Clock from his late residence,
East Bridge street.
The monthly meeting of the Westbruok
grange was held Saturday at Rocky Hill
and was well attended, among the mum.
Der being delegation from Pleasant
River Grange. A fine dinner was en-
joyed, after which remarks we're made by
several members of the respective
oranges. The monthly topic was dis
cussed in a well prepared paper by Miss
Winnifred Gowen. The meeting came to
successful close with several musical
selections and readings
Another member of the family of MIR.
Albert Davis is reported sick with diph-
iberia.
There was good attendance of young
people at the children's rally held Sunday
afternoon at the Warren church. The
meeting was addressed by MIR. George Ii.
Archibald the well known state secretary.
The young people of Miss Harvey
dancing class held reception and dane
ing party complimentary to their parents
and few friends Monday evening al
Cumberland hall, Miss Harvey. the
teacher is Bath lady and has been very
successful with her classes here.
Miss Marion q. Starr and Miss Ger.