The Portland daily press., 1899-04-17
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The South Portland baseball tear1 will
open the ssason Fast day with gar Q
with the LoveIls on the local grounds.
broadway and Pickett streets.
The sunday evening kpworth League
meeting at the Peoples NJ E. church, at
6l5 O'Clock was led by Miss Sophia
| Thurrell
Tie Epworth Leag ne OF the Browns
Hin Methodist church will hold an ad.
journed meeting Monday evening at 73o
O'Clock at the church vestry TO complete
| its selection OF officers.
There was Sunday school concert last
evening at the Kim street Methodist
church at Pleasantdale.
The action Of Alderman Spear in try ing
to secure q night policeman for South
Portland finds universal favor at that viii
lage where IN officer is surely needed.
The city council laid his motion for the
officer on the table. IL can be called up
at any time and South Portland people
hope for favorable vote.
Saturday afternoon the Cape Elizabeth
board of assessors closed two days ses-
sion at its office at the town house held
for the purpose of receiving lists of polls
and taxable property.
Monday evening the secret society meet
ings win be as follows: Mosconomo Tribe
/. o. X. NJ. OF knigh tville and Ocean
View Commsndery U. U. Il. &. of South
Portland.
1t is reported that Rev. Mr.. Lord OF
Saco. l., likely to succeed Rev. Mr..
Holmes at the Peoples ii. L. church.
5. Ii. Hall, formerly foreman of the
candy department of the twitchell.
Champlin Co, of Portland is now en-
gagged in business at Calais Maine.
PLEAsANTDAI.E.
Mrs. W. E. Dyer and daughter Gladys
left Thursday for Southport, the home OF
her parents, Capt and Mrs. Alphonso
Dyer.
Mr.. e. c. Thompson, who has been
passing a few days at his former home,
Forest Avenue, has returned to spring
vale.
Mr.. J. Il. Rogers, who has been suffer
| ing from n severe cold. has resumed the
discharge of his duties at Oren Hooper's
| Sons, Portland
Mrs Isabella Flynn, who has been stop
ping for some months at the home of her
son, MT. II n. rlynu, Has Itourbou y"
Portland, where she will reside for the
| future.
Mrs. J. e. Littlefield, Atlantic avenue.
is passing the week in Boston.
Mrs. Martin Burke, Summer street,
has returned from brief visit to Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Frank Plummer is reported very
| ill at her home on Summer street.
MIR. A. H. Thompson has returned TO
Springvale
The Young Peoples meeting was held
> : usral at the church on Saturday even
ing Lieut. Jones is in the city and was
present at the service
Miss Beulah Mundee has returned to
Portland after pleasant visit with her
| friend, Miss NAV E. Nutter.
! Mrs. Charlotte Whitney has been enter
tanning company at her home on summer
street.
Mrs. Isabel Flynn has moved to Port
land and taken rent on Hancock street.
Miss Nellie Libby is the guest OF friends
at South Portland village.
| Lieut. Emmanuel Jones has returned
from Oakland, Me-, and will be the guest
| of friends here.
Miss Lillian Mayo has been entertain
| ing friends from Portland for few days.
The Elm street sabbath school Will
give "A concert at the church on Sunday
evening.
Mr. A W. kelse y has so far recovered
| from his late illness as TO be out of doors
| on pleasant days Uncle Kelsey Is over
81 years old and is very smart, and holds
his own with many of the younger men.