The Portland daily press., 1899-01-05
DEERING.

for two weeks, is BILE 70 b out again.
: Rev. and MrA D,yvts Of Stevens Plains
avenue lately suN stainsd as holiday
guests, their son, MIR. Hay Davies and
wife.
Miss Helen Tha ser johnson Of Deering
Center. Is so much better Is to b able to
visit some Of the o .sighborA
Miss Ayrtios u. Cheney Of the Deering
High school, hasI returned from Farming
ton, New Hampshire, where she has been
visiting Mrs. Nina vose Greeley.
| Mrs George Mead Stevens, Of Stevens
Plains avenue, has besn quite Ill.
Mrs Frank Sawyer, who has been visit
ing friends In Ioserins. has returned to
her western no ne. Il
Mrs. 7. NJ. Davies has been quite Ill
Grip and ,,hoopins cough are stirl
tprmenting OLD and 20 ung, in Dsering.
Schools and clubs are beginning TO-
work again.
Willie Fits 10 home at Desring Cent a
again.
Mr.. Albert Hall Of Leonard street, y no
has boon sics, is better.
Mr.. Thibl ,etts Of Best street, Is ~ lite
Ill.
We under stand that Miss Stella u avis
of Stevens Plains avenue Is better
The frst rehearsal of the new ckiorus
choir to sin q at the Sunday morning scr
vices Of ths, woodfords Univsrsalist socie-
ty was bel last evening ut the RAJ ddsnoe
Of Rev. Manley b. Townsend. corner
Forest aw snue and Arlington stree 4. The
choir is q $50 expected to sing evenings
next week at the union gospel pneetingA
20 be heIl by the Universslists Of Port
land and vicinity at Lewis hall. Wool
fords
The ar ,nnai meeting Of the woodfords
Univers llist Sunday school Is to be held
this evening at tho home of Mrs. A. r.
Huston, JUNCTION Deering as Forest ave-
moe, Woodfords. The electi on of officers
will BIZ held and reports for the year re-
oeived at this meeting.
Jam es W. Lane of Portk nd was before
Judge Goody Tuesday on q charge Of in
toxioation on Decem bsr 27' n. He was ar
rested on another charge Of intoxication
and assault January FL The court
full cd to sustain charge of assault so no
wa held on the first Oh, .rge of intoxics-
ton. Lane was fined % and costs and on
failure to pay fine and osts he was com
mitted to Jail for thirty days
Constable Eben N. I 'erry of Portland,
agent OF the s. p. O. A.; served war.
rant yesterday on MIR. Willard D. Sawyer
of Stevens Plains aveni 40, near Oak street,
charging him with UNNECESSARY failure TO
provide feed for four h orses- Agent Perry
called on Sawyer Satu rday last and found
two of the horses wer, miserably poor and
showed lack If proper feeding. Mr..
Perry could find no hay or grain In the
stable. Sawyer wasi complained of about
q year ago and seve al complaints of late
led to the service OIL the writ The case
will be heard Def ore Judge Goody this
Forming.
Miss Atbie T,ennett teacher at the
Mason corner sub DOL is unable to attend to
her duties owiag to sickness. Miss
Dresser is substituting for her.
CLARK EASTMAN WEDDING.
A quiet wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon at tiie home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
fords when their daughter, Miss Minnie
A. Clark WAS united in marriage to Mr..
Charles H. Eastman Of Boston. The
happy cou pie were united In marriage In
the preseI ice OF their immediate relatives
| by Rev. J. l. jenkins, d. D.. pastor Of
the State Street Congregational church.
| Portland. The presents were numerous
and be sutiful and bespoke the esteem In
which the contracting parties are held.
The 9 room is the nephew of Messss. 4.
DAM 81 b. NJ. Eastman of Portland, and
is tn eastern representative OF large
New York cloak concern with an of1lce at
Boston. The bride has for several years
beeIl in tho employ of Eastman Bros. &
| Ban croft OF Portland as book keeper.
Aftr brief wedding journey they are to
resi- ie in Boston. The best wishes of a
host Of friends 60 with them In their
newly formed relation.
The new high school building Is now
coIuplsted and will DO occupied by tho,
school next Monday. Citizens desiring 10
visit the building will find 1t open to IN
spectiun Friday afternoon of this week
from cxle to four o'clock.
Coluls ibia lodge, ID. of R., will install
its Office rs this evening at Odd bellows
hall, Wo odfords.
At the annual meeting Of Hose No. 9,
OF Deeriig, held Tuesday evening ut the
hose houa the following were elected:
Foreman, Il III. Thomas; treasurer, L.
II. Bennett t; clerk. George W. Richards;
first piper aan. Joseph Jordan; second,
| Clarence Isunery; third. John Rumsry;
fourth, il ,mes e harmon.
Ira 4. 'ribbetts of Deering Center has
| been apr ,inted state organizer of Knights
of Malta Communicates by the supreme
comman derry of America.
| AT the regular meeting Of Hose 8, Nor
rills, Il iesday evening, the resignation of
Il. p. $ sevens. was received and accepted.
Fred Z ayes was elected to ill the vacancy.
Frank MoCobb was elected q substitute.
At the regular meeting of the Knights
of Me lta, last evening. the scarlet degree