The Portland daily press., 1899-09-09
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Rev. H. s. Ryder Of New Sharon will
preach at Peoples NJ. K. church Sunday
at 10 80 a. m. "Rally Day Sunday" " Ill
be observed at the samp church In tie
Sunday school By appropriate exercises.
Chas. NJ. Hartford was taken sick at
Higgins Beach, Saturday, and since then
has been brought home in South Port
land. He has typhoid fever.
| Robert Chase and William Skinuer
have returned from Naples whore they
have been engaged TO diving work in
connection with tho construction OF
dam at that place.
The schooner james Young was on the
marine railway yesterday.
Miss Virginia Dyer has returned to
her home ON Dyer street, after sum-
mer's outing at Higgins Beach.
Work on the Portland bridge Is going
on MT q lively pace. The new railing is
up and planking is finished ON the South
Portland end. Yesterday the draw was
receiving attention and new boards were
being laid.
There was very largely attended
meeting of the X. of P.'s Thursday even
ing and some desirable changes In the
bylaws were adopted.
Rev. .E. o. Ihayer. ID. D., presiding
elder of the distrios. win preach ut the
Knightville M. e. church at 9 p. m. to-
morrow. At O'Clock Rev. j. A. Corey
will preach. Theme, sThree Factors in
Problem of Lifs.'
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Nellie Jordan, who has been Ell
cient primary teacher at Cash's Corner
for some years past, has resigned her posi-
tlon and win enter Gorham Normal
school, making her home at Alfred, where
her sister, Miss Lizzie Jordan, has been
| for the summer.
| Miss Ethel Dyer has returned to her
home on Evans street, after weeks visit
as the guest of her cousin. Miss Matte
Pickett, on franklin street. Portland.
The janitoIs of the Pleasantdale school
rooms are busily engaged I'm putting the
finishing touches to the rooms, prepare
tory to the opening of school on Monday
Miss Maxwell, the teacher of tho prlIn-
AIRY department at No. 3. has arrived from
Wales and will take board with family
on Summer street.
Miss Ethel LETTERS of Evans street has
| retured form visit with friends at North
Deering.
| The Sunday night boat from Boston
brought a happy crowd OF boys who had
been up TO spend Labor Day. Among the
party were Harry Skilfngs, Fred Mayo,
Walter Litslejohn. Clifford Morse. Davie
Jones and VIII Simpson. The young
people had a mott happy time and aro
pleased with their first visit to the
"Hub."
| Miss Clara l.. Rogers, of Elm strest, is
spending part Of the week as the guest Of
her aunt. Miss Florence Parker, on Sher-
man eet. Portland.
Miss Carrie Waterhouse, the popular
bookkeeper for W. K. Dyer. Is spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richard Barbrick, who has been
at the home of his brother, Mr.. VIII J..
Barbrick, for the summer. left by train
on Monday for Perth Amboy, N. j.,
where he will reside in tae future.
Miss Minnie Coyne has returned to her
home at Ligonia after visit with rela.
tives at New Haven. Miss Vertie Coyne
Will remain in that city and attend school
for the winter months.
MIRA Sara Dyer of Lewiston is spending
few days at the home of her nephew,
Mr.. Charles Z. Dyer, on Evans street.
Mrs. W. ii. Worth and son Howard,
have returned from a pleasant visit with
relatives at Wilton and vicinity.
Miss Eva Dyer and Miss Eva Higgins
OF hi ddle street were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dehr. Lincoln street Monday
evening
The Deeling W. c. T. U will meet
| next Wednesday at p. m. with Mrs
Caleb Montgomery, IS Lawn avenue, to
elect officers for the ensuing year; also to
choose delegates for the state convention
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