The Portland daily press., 1899-01-25

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evening. There Is to be election OF
officers and reading of reports, after
which banquet will be given. All
members are requested to be present.
BOwERY BEACH DIVISION. S. OF T.
There was large attendance of MEM
bers Of Bowery Beach division, S. Of T.,
Monday evening" at Its regular meeting
at the hall. when the following officers
elect wore duly installed: o. s., Eugene
Dresser; I. S, Sidney Foss; A. c.. Jen-
ME Staples; Con-, Walter Maxwell; Chap,
William Griffen; Treas > Albert Staples;
Il. s., Addie Wheeler; A. X. S., Leroy
Jordan; X. s.. Bertha Maxwell; W. A,
Hattie Staples; W. p, John Brown;
S. Y. p. W., Rose Maxwell.
BOwERY BEACH ORA MATIC CLUB.
Last evening at the Grange hall, Spur
wink, the Bowery Beach Dramatic club
presented the interesting drama Ola
monds and Hearts with a strong cast of
well known local amateurs. After the
play an antiquarian supper was served by
the ladies. There was good attendance
and the affair was decidedly a success.
PLEASANTDALE
Miss Lillian Parker OF the Maine Ge.s-
eral Hospital spent the Sabbath with her
cousins, the Misses Geneva and Georgia
Libby, Summer street.
MIR. J. f. Cahplin who has been very
sick since Christmas has SO far recovered
as to resume his duties at the ice house.
We are sorry to report Mr.. W. L. Dyer
his throat combined with the grip. Dr.
A. 5. Sawyer ia In attendance and hopes
to have Mr.. Dyer around very soon. Mr..
Dyer Is one of our most popular young
business men and all wish for hiE speedy
recovery.
Miss Rhoda Orr returned to her school
at No. ON Monday, after spending the
Sabbath with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Orr, Orr's Island.
Miss Jennie wadsworth passed Satur
day and Sunday with her parents at Cor
nish Miss Lillian Wadsworth returned
with her sister after visit at the
"Depot."
OlicS way Etlti okcHH tbo
week with her sister Mrs. Luis a. Davis,
Bowery Beach.
MIR. Merritt Mundee of Portland passed
the Sabbath with friends at Pleasantdale.
MIR. Charles Connell has SO far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be
able to resume his duties IS engineer on
the B. & NJ. railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Robb of the Chase
House spent Sunday at their pleasant
home on Evans street.
Master Phil Cash has been the guest
of his aunt, Miss Ethel by er for few
days past.
Chickadees and crows are very plenty
at the Depot" and If signs are right.
spring will soon be here.
Miss Clara Rogers is very Ill at her
home on Elm street.
1 MIR. W. 4. Dyer who has been suffer
ng from an abs cess in the throat, is
slowly improving.
Mr.. c. G. Thompson OF Springvale.
passed Monday at his former home Cd
Forest Ave.
The members of Elm street church are
to bold thsir experience meeting a5 the
church Monday evening, Jan 30th.
Mr. JAS. Emery is passing some weeks
at Saco the home of his son Mr.. Charles
Emery.
Mr. j. A. Coolbroth is suffering from
an attack of grippe.
Work at the leo house was suspended
Monday by the breaking of the main
shaft.
Miss Annie Hamilton entertained "a
of her friends Monday evening at
her home on Elm street. A dainty lunch
was served, and a very pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
Mr.. win Boyle of Mechanic street, was
caught In the chain at the ice house. and
but for the presence of mind of MIR. Geo.
Chase would have been severely injured.
Miss Jennie Coolhroth, Ballard street,
is entertaining Miss Blackstone for few
days.