The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-31
SOUTH PORTLAND.

being delivered at the Universalist Union
services was by Rev. L. b. Payne VINO
was listened to with keen interest. Ibis
evening Rev. H. F. Moulton will ofiici-
ate In the Union opera house and preach
the third sermon.
At Casn's Corner MIR. Skillings has
Just put up nice two story building to
take the place of the one destroyed by fire
not long since. There are good accom-
modations for the storage OF wagons, har-
ness shop. etc. The blacksmith who was
burned out is getting ready to resume
work in a new shop which Is nearly
finished.
The Bradford brothers Of knightville,
have recently put printing press in the
post Office building and will carry on a
Job printing business.
1he Sunbeams will have meeting at
the parsonage Saturday next and elect
their officers. The meeting announced for
last week was postponed on account OF
the illness of Mrs. Ford.
The Goodwill circle of the knightville
Nj. II. church will meet this week with
Mrs. Mckenney. b street.
Mrs. K. b. Deering and Miss Edna
Seavey Broadway, are down with the
grippe.
William Fielding of Willard. is quite
i'll with inflammation of the bowels.
Myrtle Assembly. Pythian Sisterhood
will give u "Pedlar's Parade" at their
lodge rooms next "Wednesday evening.
Small fancy articles and refreshInen is
will be for sale There will be a short
entertainment during the evening and a
small admission will be charged.
W. G. Kenney is to move from Kincaid
street to Summer street, into the houst
owned by Henrietta Kincaid.
Mrs Buzziel who is visiting in Bald
win is sick. She was called there to at
tend her sister, Mrs Norris
The History club will meet Wednesday
evening with Miss Startling.
The French club had its usual meeting
last evening.
The samaritan society will meet with
Mrs. Turner Jewett next Wednesday af
ternoon. II is specially requested that ev
cry memb Der should be present as the re-
IltL Will ildht It's TtpuLL.
Mrs. VIM. Turner is quite III at her
home on Dyer street with grippe.
The Ladies circle Ct the Peoples NJ. K
church will meet with Mrs. Octavia
Fitch, Pickett street next Thursday after
noon.
Private John L. Gribble, Battery E.
9TH artillery. shas gone to uoboken, n
j., where he was called by the death oil
OF his mother.
William Rin.: has secured employment
at Il shoe factory in Portland
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. w. j. Baker ana daughter Han
nah, have returned from few days visit
at Peaks island.
Mrs Charlie Cole ana daughter Sadie
of Falmouth. are passing IA few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Woods, Summer street.
Master Philip Dyer has been very Ill
but is thought to be improving.
Mrs. Otis Pierce of Boothbay, is being
entertained at the house of her daughter
Mrs. W, A. Dyer, Chapel street.
Mr.. Edwin Hamilton who has been IL
for some weeks, has recovered sufficient.
to resume labors as engineer on the Bos
ton Il Maine railroad.
MIR. Baker of Richmond, Maine, is the
guest of his son, Mr.. W. j. Baker.
Mr.. ". f. Dyer is now able to attenG
his business, corner Kelsey and Summe
streets.
rMr. r. B. Copp of Salem, passed Sun
day with his family on Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. W. Hamilton enter
tanned party of friends at their hom
Saturday evening.
There was an experience meeting
at the Elm street NJ. L. church last even
Ing, which was we'll attended and very
interesting. The members described ii
rhyme how they collected the funds whioi
they offered, and considering the sickness
which has been so prevalent in our midst
the amount realized, though not up &
that of last year, was very satisfactory.
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