The Portland daily press., 1899-07-28

THE SAND CLUBS vsRYsuooEss-
FUn CELEBRATION.

bOh thAhoHAIlON.
| The Sand club celebrated their tlftb an.
niversary at Higginss Beach at the scot.
tase OF W. &. Allen The day was spent
in fishing. bathing and strollIng about
the beach. A fine shors dinner was
served to which all did justice. especially
the host. who was ably seconded by Mr..
Bennett. Following Is list Of those who
sat down co dinner; Mr.. and Mrs. @. III.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. @. @. Gowen tMr.
and Mrs. Q. J.. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
"a. Gowen, Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E A len, Mr.. anu Mrs.
q. W. Prince OF sumeryills, Mr.. Jas.
Quincy OF Winslou. The ride home by
moonlight In Mr.. Andrews's comfortable
barge was no small part Of the days en-.
joyment. The club holds regular meet
iugs through the winter at the homes Of
the members and picnics through the
| summer at their club house at Willard
Beach, but all voted this the most en-
joyable OF their many meetings
The Bethany Congregational church
win go ON Its picnic to Underwood
Springs today. Cars will leave Monu-
ment Square at 045 a. m.
Edwin Dyer who hhs been in Passport
for some time, is visiting his parents at
Hlggins's Beach.
The next regular meeting Of the mayor
and board OF aldermen viii be held June
10.
A grand juror for the superior court
Will be drawn this evening ut 80
O'Clock.
A. A. Cole the well known grocer. was
In Boston Wednesday ON short vacation.
Mr.. Geo. Gushing and Mr.. Sutherland
who have been on sword fishing trip
near Boston. have returned home.
Miss Agnes Fisher of South Portland,
formerly clerk in the ferry office. has
gone TO watertown, Mass, where she has
secured position. She was accompanied
by Miss Bertha Benjamin of watertown,
VINO has been spending her vacation at
South Portland with Miss Fisher.
Capt. McKeown. who has been SPEND
Ing vacation with friends in South
Portland, has gone to Bangor to take
charge of his vessel.
The following is the committee in
charge of the field day and outing OF HI
ram Lodge, +. s. A. NJ, at Aiitchell's
Tuesday. Aug. 8: Stephen Scammon,
Fred A. Hamilton, J. @. A. Jordan,
Freeman Willard, Stephen Knapp and
Elisha W. Jordan. The party will go
out In barges.
The regular meeting Of the stockholders
OF the South Portland Cooperative asso-
citation was held last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Delaney have
returned from q two weeks trip In the
West.
CORPORAL DlMoND is ALL RIGHT.
Corporal John Dimond. who was re-
ported killed while in action at Manila is
still very much alive and in the best OF
health His many friends here win be
glad to know this and that proof is In = a
letter written to his brother, Paul d.
mond of Portland.
George Studleys' horse, Soldier Boy.
recently worked mile in @ 20 aud shows
a capability of beating that record very
easily.
Fred L. Harrington, after two weeks
vacation, has resumed work at Rines
Bros.
Samuel Smith of South Portland, was
arrested by Officer william Burgess Tues.
day night and arraignsd before Judge
Hartford Wednesday morning. He was
fined So and costs which he paid.
WILLARD ARRIVALS.
New arrivals at Hastings cottage,
Loveitt's Hill, are as follows: Mrs. II.
II. Gilkerson and daughter. Pheonixyille,
Pa; Pauline Morse, Nelley ]. Morse, Bos-
ton; Marion Fl. Garfield, Moliis L. Gar
field. Manard, Mass. Alice H. Higgins,
Orleans. Mass; T., W. jackson aud wife,
Mrs. J. w. Chichester, Newark. N. J.;
David Hooper and wife, Portland; @. A.
Page, Montreal; Mrs. B. e. Wait, Port.
land; Rev. George Curray, Montreal;
Miss E. L. Hobbs, Mrs. ]. W. Souls,
Portland.
PLEASANTDALE.
Capt. and Mrs Charles Plummer Of
wocdfords, and Mrs. Capt Tibbetts and
granddaughter Dorothy of Portland, have
returned from being the guests of Mrs.
Capt. William Thompson.
Messrs. W. e. Dyer, ]. A. Coolbroth.
with their families, aud Miss Carrie
Waterhouse, have returned from q pleas.
ant outing at Prouts' Neck.
Miss Lue Blood OF the Parker house,
Boston, is being entertained at the home
of Mrs. @. A. Sutherland, Brown street.
Mrs. @. Il. Turner and children of
Knightvills, passed Thursday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Coolbroth, Ballard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morse and son have
returned to their home in Dorchester.
Mrs. Martin Burke and daughter Ger.