The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
SOUTH PORTLAND.

ut the regular meeting W ednesday even
ing. Several sister orders have been invit.
ed to be present.
Graduation ut the High school occurs
Wednesday at 2 p. m. Doors will be open
at one O'Clock Owing to the incapacity
OF the hall 60 accommodate all who might
wish to attend, it Is deemed advisable to
limit the age of those attending to
twelve years or the graduating class
Of the grammar school. Tickets for en-
trance to the hall may be obtained near
the door.
A number of the members Of Hiram
Lodge, +. s. A. Al. visited Deerlng
Lodge Monday evening.
Miss Ethel Rnmery OF Portland, will
be with Miss Ethel Mcdonald for tort
night during the closing ont sale. The
store now occupied by Miss Mcdonald
has been let to other parties.
The walls Of A. H. Thurriel's dru Z
store, have been neatly tinted BY Dow g.
Moore of South Portland.
There was lively runaway Monday
afternoon on High street. The horse
drawing the wagon of the South POI tlani
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High street and started down the street
as break-neck pace. The new handsome
wagon was smashed but the horse and
driver. Walter Webber, managed to es-
cape without much damage.
| The Silvadore Brothers are disposing Of
their personal effects, and will go to the
soldiers home OF Togus.
The men who were engaged In work
on the parade ground at Fort Williams
appropriations, resumed work there Tues
day.
| The regular meeting of the South Port
land Hose and Ladder company No. /,
was held last evening.
DEATH OF MRS. SARAH GATCHELL
| Mrs Sarah Gatchell who has been an
invalid for the past three years died Tues.
day afternoon at five O'Clock at the home
son street. Mrs. Gatchell has lived in
South Portland great many years and
came here from HarpswelL She was over
eighty-four years old and leaves one
daughter who resides in Chelsea, Mass.
Besides Mrs. Proctor. another sister MIRA
Ira Hammond of Boston: survives her.
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Mr.. George E. Henley. principal of the
nrse kranias scnooi enbersaiheu inc
es1us1ns olass ~ ms Nuns On rsepie
800. .ae0 e'ens. Ano eiiue was peas
any passou ~ sa'nes' inusi'' e'c'' anu
tsA' o..osniAo ~, were ss'rseu' no''oe-
aD.e .e"ouIe VI 'ne o0oasion was TINS pre-
Hen,ev nv the r,arahars 80 A.. 49,.
phillin Smart made a r,a.,v ,rsssn+..,o,,
speech SAVING ssTba pleasant 5utv nss
bean assigned me- nv INV olassmatss 90
nresent,ny Won this token as an ev,as,oa
~ our fr,sndsbin and astssn, Wa,
fntnre davs Won Loot ON tb,s ,,smarto' L..
| II he n pleasant rame,nbranca ~ tha lows
and reverence of the class NJ ,oo,. Nv
Henley accented the rresent and sn,ta q,
| a most fitting and feeling manner
FAEASANIDALE.
Miss Kate Burke, Summer street, left
Saturday to pass the summer months at
Great Diamond island.
Mrs. Charles Merrill and son Albert
have returned to their home, st. John
street, Portland.
Mrs. +. q. Pillsbury is entertaining
her sister, Miss Sarah Mullin, of Woburn,
Mass.
MIR. Edwin Palmer, clerk for w.
Dyer, is suffering. from very lame foot.
injured while playing bali.
MIR. and Mrs. +. O. Sawyer passed the
Sunday in Portland.
Mrs. Fl. g. Donnell has returned from
q brief visit with relatives in pine Point
Mr.. Henry Cole, a student at Mains
University, Orono. is passing his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Cole. Mechanic street
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W. York and daupb.