The Portland daily press., 1899-04-10
WOODF0RDS.
CLARK MEMoRrAL CHURCH.

Prayer, Pastor
Male Quartette.
AiureSs, RUDY Altu
Recitation Etna frohock
Primary Glass.
Chorus Easter Welcome, School
Responsive Reading.
Reoitat,on. Louie Ross
Sonr-,Jeslls Is Risen, School
INSTRUMENTATION Phinney
Recitation. Helen Bennett
Duet Edna Barker and Maud Goodwin
Recitation, Lucy maiden
Duet, Marion Rogers and Ethel Crossman
Song-WondTous story, school
Recitation. Fred Small
Recitation, Eta Smith
Solo. Edna Barber
Recitation. Edith Brown
Recitation, Clarence Frohock
sonR-kaster Bells, School
Dialogue, Five Girls
Recitation, Winnie Brown
Recitation, Eta Madden
500, Mrs. j. }. Goody
Recitation. Bessie Dyer
Cborus-The Lord Is Risen, School
Recitation, Marion johnson
Recitation, Ora Mckenney
Qunrtette, Four young Ladies
Collection.
Recitation. hthel Stubs
Duet-Easter Triumph,
Mrs. Good and Miss Louise KNIGHT
sons@Haiii, hail Our King; School
Recitation, Harold Frohock
Recitation, Cornelia Crossman
Closing Chorus, School
Benediction, Pastor
Organise, Mrs. II. W. Cobb; superin-
tendent, ID. II. Frohock; musical dlrec-
tor. NJ. l.. Doten.
Miss Sarah NJ. Hacker has moved the
kindergarten school from Mr. George
Furlong's house, South street, to 217
Forest avenue, and will open the spring
term Monday, April 10.
Mr. Ira Fields is recovering from his
recent illness with appendicitis, and is
now able to yet out of doors occasionally.
Prof George C.Phoenix OF Willimantic,
Conn who was recently at the Maine
General hospital for surgical treatment,
is now so much improved as to be able
to leave the house. He is at the home of
his brother, Charles Phoenix, Mechanic
street
..gThe last meeting of the Folk Lore club
was held Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Hattie Harmon, Spring stree,
Woodfords. A pleasant feature of the
occasion was the observance Of Miss
Harmon birthday. The prizes FOR whist
were won by Mrs. Scott Wilson and Miss
Minnie Clay. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Miss harmon was
the recipient of numerous presents in
homer of her birthday celebration, rs
tokens of esteem and friendship
Rev. c. Il. Ogden, formerly pastor of
Trinity Episcopal chapel who has been
at Ogontz. Penn. as an instructor in
school for girs, during the past year,
has returned to the city.
In response to q telephone message from
Chief Engineer Eldridge during the pro
gress of Fridays big fire il Portland.
the NoodtordS hose company reported
with apparatus at the Portland Central
fire station, and the Oakdaie company at
Machigonne engine house to cover any
alarm that might come in during the
absence of the apparatus. This is the
first time that apparatus and men from
the annexed district have been called to
town.
Miss Alice b. Sawyer has returened to
Woodfords ard will resume her school
duties as n teacher today.
The following invitations have been
issued: 1.-The Executive committee of the
Deering High school Alumni association
REQUEST your presence with one guest at
a reception at Crosby hall i'll the new
High school building, Deering Center,
Monday evening, April 10th, at O'Clock.
Reception, musicali programme, refresh
W. Barbour, president, Portland, Me,
March 80, 1899" The reception will oc-
cupy the first part of the evening. There
will be musical numbers by Miss Martha
f. b. Halves Harry True Harmon, Miss
Bertha Frost, Bert Collin, and readings
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orchestral music for the dancing which
follows. Manager Newman of the Portland
Railroad company has kindly provided
special cars for all points of the city at
IL O'Clock. Invitations have been extend
ed to Mayor Robinson, the Portland
school COMMITTEES and thefformer Deering
school committee, the honorary memb ers
OF tho association and the senior clts of
the high school, in addition to the men,
bers of the association. a large attend
ance Of alumni and friends is expected.
The new school hours will be as follows
throughout the city: The lower grades
will open in the morning at nine and
close at IL O'Clock, while the afternoon
sessions are to open at 2 ana close at
O'Clock. The high school session will be
begun at $50 a. III. and close at O'Clock
noon.
Crescent Assembly, Pythiau Sisterhood,
of Wocdfords, will have au entertainment
Monday evening at the Red Mems hall,
Norrills. with the following program me:
Piano solo. Miss Bertha Frost; reading,
Prof NJ. bennett Of Lewiston; address,
Mrs Ii. l.. Libby, Cumberland Mills
Supreme Chancellor; vocal solo, Mrs.
Small; reading, Prof. Denuet, Refresh
ments will bs served during the evening.
Rev. W +. Berry is to occupy the
pulpit of the Clark Memorial church sun
day morning NJ 10 50 o'clock. There is to
be an Easter concert in the church at
: O clock. The concert was POSTPONED from
last Sunday rs all arrangements had not
been perfected.
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