The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
SOUTH PORTLAND.

to be great accommodation to the many
patrons OF the road who find the-corner Of
Sawyer and High streetss good aud CON-
venient rendezvous. Settees, chairs, etc..
have been supplied fol-. the comfort Of the
waiting PASSENGERS.
William II. Spear and family have re-
turned from ten days visit In Bowdoin-
ham.
Frank Jones and family OF Portland
will occupy the Spear cottage at Higgins
Beach during two weeks OF August.
Maurice Jordan who has been down
East for some time or account nef his
health, has returnd home.
Miss Clara Henley will leave this even-
Ing for a short stay In Lynn.
MIR. Edwin Dyer. who has been working
In Eastport, was recently married to Miss
Ross Of that city.
W. q. Sutherland who lost his eyesight
some months since and has been unable
to work since last Christmas has lust
opened fruit and confectionery store At
the stand ON East High street formerly
occupied by Smith and Baker, coal deal
ers. Mr.. Sutherland will be assisted BY
his wife, who will act as saieswoman.
The annual meeting OF the Samaritan
Society was postponed until "Wednesday Of
next week In order that the members
might attend the funeral Of Mr.. Huston.
Matters Of Importance will be considered
at the coming meeting and q full attend
ance Is most earnestly desired.
The committee ON text books had q
meeting Wednesday evening and 1t Is said
that their report will be all ready for the
meeting Of the full board on Saturday
afternoon next.
The membs Of Commodore Prebls
Council. o. U. A. NJ, attended the install
lstion Of the officers OF George Washing
ton Council in Portland last evening.
A number o. new and handsome COT
taRes have recently been built or are In
the process of erection at Higgins's Beach.
Among them is q two story cottage Of
seven rooms for W. J. Gilmore. who has
a livery stable In Lowell, Mass. another
Is for Mr.. Mayhem of westbrook, which
fronts on the beach, another Is for Judge
Hartford Of South Portland.
Mr.. @. T.. Mahoney Of the Lowell,
Mass, postofiine. is passing two weeks
at Higgins's Beach. His brother, Mr..
George K. Mahoney of Lowell, Is staying
at the beach until October.
Mr.. W. ]. Gilmore of Lowell, Mass,
has moved into his cottage.
MIR. h. r. Reed of Pleasantdale pitched
his tent at the beach last Saturday.
Mrs. Foss Of Lewiston is having an at
traotive cottage Of II rooms built OF hard
pine. The upper story VIII be clspboard-
cd down to the piazza.
Miss Ida Trefethen of this city Is taking
four weeks outing at the home Of q
school friend in Gray.
Qnite large party of willard people
had regular old-fashioned picnic at the
"Beach" Wednesday. Among those pres
ent We're: Mra W. d. K. Hamilton. Mrs.
Rehecca His gins, willis y. Strout and
family aud Miss strout. and Mrs. K. q.
willard and others. Refreshments In the
shape OF an old time picnic dinner were
served under the trees and the party voted
IL one of the most really enjoyable times
Of the season.
The DEER ON THE CAPE SHORE.
There Is no doubt that there is a deer
round on the Cane shore near
Pond cove Malcolm Robinson was
pIoughing in his zelda a few DAYS since
and hearing strange noise left his team
to investigate when all Of a sudden a deer
put In an appearance and frightened the
no.ses 50 'na' 'ney ss4Fseq on q run.
: ,,,n., IF ~. ,o..s. - : 800 ' - -
,,nrm 800.
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On the Auoocisco's $40 trip eastward
Wednesday there wss merry and cheer
fut collection OF girls and boys from the
Sunday school Of she Free Baptist church
OF Meeting HOUSE Hill, Willard. They
were bound for Long island, East ED,
IA picnicing. The Rev. Robsrt Lawton
and his sister. Miss Annie Lawton, chap
eroned the merrymakers and all had
most enjoyable outing.
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