The Portland daily press., 1899-04-08
WESTBROOK.

AT the Oniyersa'ist church tomorrow
evening. Rev. II h. Moulton, pastor of
the Universalist church at Biddeford
will preach at the morning service at
10. 30, in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
Thomas B. Payne A cordial welcome to
all.
Presumpscot Valley lodge No. 4, k. of
p, has accepted an invitation from West
brook lodge No. q, to pay a fraternal
visit and exemplify the work of the third
rank in long form, Tuesday evening,
April s.
A party of twenty Of the young friends
of Miss Minnie Raymond called on her at
her home on Main street and gave her a
pleasant surprise. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in games. whist and
dancing. During the evening Miss Bessie
Quinby poured chocolate and littls Mil
dred Raymond and Alice Quinby served
cake, fruit and confectionery.
The Westbrook Dramatic club are to
present the drama "Won Back" at the
Westbrook Opera house. next Wednesday
evening under the direction Of Cloudman
Relief Copers. Al seats will be reserved
at uniform price.
Cum mberland Star lodge, No. 366, L. o.
L.; will work the royal and purple degree
ut their next regular meeting Monday
evening, April 0.
The members of Rebekah Circle are to
be entertained Monday afteaadon and
evening at the home Of Mrs nj. A.
Bettes, Cross street.
The Current Events club held its last
meeting at the home of the vice president,
Mrs. 5. N. Adams, Main street. The
subject of the afternoon was "Womau's
Work" Papers on Woman as an Inven-
a. ..l-
q. L. u, were read and enjoyed by all.
The subject of the next meeting to be
held April 8. at the home OF Mrs. Allen.
is to be Current Art
!. MIR. "A. II. Benoit is In the city. He
Will remove his family to Bangor on
Monday.
The Ladies circle of the Universalist
church have arranged Tor series OF
economic or ten cent suppers. to be held
eyerT two weeks, commencing April 3.
Tho little Bohnsen boys who were
burned as IA result OF the explosion of the
engine Presum psoot are doing nicely.
The young Paltier boy was burned much
core severely. His condition is not as
favorable as 1t might be.
The funeral of the fourteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Dugas,
North street. was held Friday morning
at nine O'Clock from st. Hyacinthe's
church.
Inc policy neiu Dy LNe laJ6 A1r. hCDeIB
Davis member of Presumpscot COM
mandery, No 200, for $1,000 has been paid.
The many friends of Rev. George L.
leighton, who was formerly settled over
the Uniyersalist church in this city, will
be Interested to learn that he has resigned
his pastorate of the Skowhegan church
where he has been located since leaving
here, and has accepted IA call to the Uni
versalist church at Portsmouth, N. II.
His resignation will take effeot July. l
Rev. MIR. Leighton is the present com
mander of the Maine Division, ). of v,
and win complete successful term of
office next June. lie was Il member of
Wade camp while in this city.
Services at the Methodist church, Rev.
G. q. Phelan, pastor. are to be held on
Sunday as follows: Prayer meeting in
the parlors of the church at q. m.
preaching by the pastor at 10. 30; subject,
Time O requisite element" Sunday
school at IL M; Young Peoples meeting
at 6 p. m. (; followed with preaching at
seven O'Clock
Cioudmsn Relisf Corps attended the re-
ception at Bosworth Post hall, rendered
them ty the corps of Bosworth Post Of
Portland on Friday afternoon.
Rev. Ii. +. Moulton, pastor of the
Universalist church Of Biddeford is to oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Universalist church
this city, Sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock
in exchange with the pastor, Rev. I. b.
Payne.
Prof. Deering of Biddeford formerly
teacher of penmanship in the Westbrook
schools with his wife and child are visit
ing in this city.