The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

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Mopdsy-Excsisiors N. Casoos.
| wednssdsy-south Portlsnds ". Preblss
Friday-Dswsys W. oiympass'
Announcement has teen made OF she
marriage to take place on Thanksgiving
Of Miss Amslia Apt Of Summer street,
and Mr.. NcCncksn Of Bosom.
! A special nesting Of the city govern
msnt will bs held next Tuesday evening
| PLEAsANTDALE.
Mrs. Daniel Rodiok 4. entertaining
| M,s. FIo,eno. Bsni.n,n of s.so.
Tbs voungsr rertssp of sooisty on the
Cana are oftsn oal,,d apooduokess" and
tbiph n ia . tsrm Of abuss. Not 40.
INV vounq fr,ends- Ths name "Purpoo-
duok" 10 an old Indian nam, and means
uoftsn froz,p over." and was and n TO-
dav oup.,dered bv tAos, Who know. to be
n very GOOD and honest name.
an, N s-a, :, ,.u nm
The ,addest are these. IL might have
BEEN
| That the scholars Of Mr.. Henley's s school
"sp.lt down" thu Plsasantdals pupils on
Friday evening, bus they didn't do any
such a thing. 1t was jubilsnt crowd OF
lads and lasses that arrived 1t their
homes in Pleasantdsls late Friday night.
They had crossed swords with the boys
and girls at South Portland village and
were the yictors. The spelling match
so long talked Of had taken place and
the "gsrry" folks were beaten I'm their
own school house. Mayor Il. q. He eynolds
gave out words thick and fast and when,
al was often the case, one OF the Ferryit
missed. the young "Hayseeders, ns they
were called BY the vanauished side, spelt
the word and added another to the win
ming side. Zen of the South PortIands
were moved down before the PIeasa o tdals
crowd lost a man and then after an easy
test. (so the Depot pupils say). every one
ON ths Esrry aide were down with still
Ia of the pupils of Miss Orr waiting VIC
torious and bspuy. such o shout as won't
nm and the triumphant youp Qsters left
for home with a cheer for Mr.. Henley and
n cordial Invitation for them to try
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por,,ona an Fr,,,av nignt and had the
s.,,st..,,o, ~ ,a,,ng and haarinu thu
| n.no, .oho,ar. down What IA oonsid ,rsd.
,hs or,ct sobooI IN the oitv
| n,,.. E-.,v, E,no,, of the Main. t,au-
ana, h..r,.., h,, ts,n the ou.st of her
s,s,sr M. F,.a A fs,toh rsoently.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest L.. Sargent are re-
ceivlng 90 ngratulstions on the arrival OF
little Miss Winnifred Mareta Sargent,
who was born Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Latham Is III at her HON 9
ON Brambie street with severe cold. |.
The choir of the first NJ. K. church
will give a concert ut tae church ON
Thursday evening, November 30, for the
purpose of getting new music. The pro-
grumme is "a splendid ore and promises
to be very interesting. Miss Alice Chap
man ana Miss e,sis Shorsy are among
the readers and Miss Florence Woodbury.
and Miss Ethel y fullerton will give plano
fol,s. 1t is expected that MIR. Morgan
and Mr.. Lewis OF Portland will sing and
there are several other attractions, among
the nun ber being large phonogrsph.
The Misses Mamie and Georgia Rich
ards son of south Portland village. have
mn"y lfiouas ".'' w 80. sa..s ',