The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

be put along the bridge which runs
parallel to the old Portland bridge.
Mr.. II. A. Dickerman Of Boston, who
has been the guest for some time OF Mr..
W. E. johnson, and travelled with him
over tho state in the neighborhood Of
Kezar Falls and other places. was at the
home Of Mr.. johnson In South Portland
yesterday.
Charles Blake and wife are at the home
of A. A. Cole. No. Pine street en- route
toxtheir home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bartlett OF Dyer street has moved
to Front street into house near Nathan
Dyer's.
Nat Gordon Is getting read to put up
a new house near Mrs. yickatt's, on Dyer
street and lumber has already been hauled
to the site.
The social club will meet with Miss
Emily Willard this evening instead Of
Miss Nina Griggs. as was previously an
nounced.
Miss Mamie Fennerty Of Peaks Island
has been the guest OF Miss Florence Mer-
riman Of sawyer street.
>. T. Robinson is quite III at his home
on Pickett street.
MIR. Lisk is occupying a. house on Front
strest owned by Mr.. Hartford, awaiting
the completion of his new three story
house at Cushing's Point.
Rev. ID. p. Hatch, secrstary Of the
Maine Missionary Society, will preach ut
Bethany church Sunday afternoon at Q. 80.
Alderman Charles j. 1ilton sprained
his ankle at Higgins's Reach while push
Ing boat from the shore, ard Is unable
to get about with his usual spryness.
Mr.. Warren Brown is moving his family
from the corner Of ID and Main streets
int, the rent above the Knightville post
office.
Mre. Edwin Inness and son. Everett,
left last night for Orient Point. where
Mr.. Inness Is employed on government
work. They expect to be gone few
weeks.
MIR. A. A. Perkins Is moving his
family from West High to Pickett street.
Mrs. Emery Davis and Mrs. Alonzo
Davis have gone to Friendship for a two
weaks' vacation.
MIR. Henry Walton, clerk for Austin,
the Portland clothier. Is taking his an
nual vacation Of two weeks, which he Is
passing in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Tiiton, Mr.. and
man and children, Minnie Parsons and
Mrs. z. q. Manter are among those pass.
Ing the week at Old Orchard.
Mrs. NJ. S. Harlow and children OF
Maiden Mass. are visiting her father,
Mr.. j. A. Thurrell, West High street.
Mrs. George W. Doughty and family
are at Fryeburg, the guests of her son.
Rev. Ernest K. Doughty, who is located
! there as a pastor of one Of the Methodist
churches.
Mrs. Young Of Newmarket, N. H.. is
visiting her brother. MIR. ]. A. Thurrell,
West Hjsh street.
Capt g. W. Chadwick and family of
Brooklyn, N. Y, called on Capt. A. j.
Brown, Pine street, Wednesday, while en-
route for Cushing's Island where they
will pass the summer.
Miss Annie Lawton of willard is in
Newiield for few weeks visit.
PLEASANTDALE.
DIR. and Mrs. L. S. Lombard were
guests of friends at South Gorham, dur
ing the present week.
Miss Cora NJ. Jordan Of Cape Elizabeth,
ia the guest Of her classmste. Miss Eva
III. FIokett.
hrs. Alex Drinnon. Burnham street,
has been entertaining her friend, Mrs
Charles Greene, Jr of Deering.
Mr.. Dominic o'Donneli, Jr. and Mr..
Daniel Swlnson have returned from
visit to the "dub.''
Mr.. ]. ii. Taylor and MIR. Will 6. Tay-
lor have returned from trip to Cam
bridge and Arlington, Mass.
MIR. George W. Chickering of Old Or
chard. spent Tuesday as the guest of
friends at tho Depot"
The Misses Alice and Elizabeth Thomas,
assisted by Messrs. VIII and Philip
Thomas, entertained a number Of fri nds
at their charming homo on Wednesday
evening
| Mr.. James Rimson Of Bath, and Mr..
Joseph Bimson Of Schenectady. N. ",
are spending their vacations at their old
home in Ligonia.
Miss Myrta Copp has returned to her
home in Cornish. after a pleasant visit
with friends at the Depot.
| Miss A lice Swain Is entertaining q
friend at her home on Sumner street.
| Miss Helen Morrison has been enter
tanning friends from Portland at her
hcme on Elm street, for the past week.
MIR. George and Miss Alice Moses are
| entertaining friends at their pleasant
home on Middle street.
| Mrs. Melville b. Fuller has at her
home on Lincoln street large hydrangia
which is the IaraDt and most beautiful
1t has ever been our good fortune to SOS.
1t asS&fty seven very large handsome
cluster of blooms and is a sight we'll
worth seeing. Mrs. Fuller is very proud
of her lovely plant and justly SO, for it
| Ia by far the fineat of its kind wa have