The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-07
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Letters are advertised at the South
Portland post Office for the following
Mrs. J. A. Conweli, Angus Mopougall,
+. " Eelyea, Esq., Nellie W. Jordan,
Mrs. Robert Caples. Mrs. Z. y. Camp
sell, Elmer Coombs. q. A. Cobb, II. E
Gay, Clara b. Eastman, Charlotte I.
Lane, Thos. Madden. Annie A. Malasky.
Arthur J. Nutting. Charles Nutter,
Jsmss kennedy, ]. H. o'Neill, Thos.
H. O'Neil. Mrs Sarah p. Plummer,
Miss II. Patterson, O. L. Sktllings,
Mabel thorn. Henry Anthoine.
Mrs. Benjamin Watson and daughter
Ethel, Of Kennebunk Beach, are the
guests Of Mrs l.. 5. Arvy. Sawyer street.
Acting Hospital Steward W. ID.
Broughton, who has heen on duty on the
transports Meade. which run from Cuba
and Porto Rico TO American ports. is en-
Joying o ten days' furlough at his home
ON Pickett street.
William Baker has returned from
brunswick where he has been In the en-
ploy Of the Portland and Brunswick
sompany for several weeks.
Alvin Harrington aud family of
Sprlngvals have been visiting his brother,
Nathaniel Harrington, Of Main street,
Willard.
Frank Taylor with Milliken. Cousens
Z Short, Portland, is enjoying weeks
racation.
James E. Studley, who has been at
work at Cape Porpoise surveying for the
governments, has finished his labors there
and has gone to work for his father, Will
liam e. Studley, in his fish markst at
Portland.
William vsrrill, who represents the
lobster concern Of G. N. Trefethen at
Bangor. spent the Fonrth in South Port
land and vicinity.
Fred Spear, wife and daughter and
Alvah Walker and wife are stopping at
the Spear cottage at Higgins beach for a
few weeks.
The Young Ladies' Social club will go
10 Higgins beach for weeks outing,
July IL.
Mrs. Louisa York of Brunswick Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred l..
Harrington of West High street.
Captain George B. Goddard, wife and
daughter of Brockton. Mass. ARE stopping
at the house of Alfred u. Woodbury. for
a fsw weeks.
ADMITTED TO HIGH SCHOOL.
The following scholars belonging to the
first grammar school, presided over by
George f. Henley have Just bsen ad.
mitted to the South Portland high school:
Joseph Jones. Clyde Curtis, Emily Will
lard. Isabelle Pierce, Florence Doughty,
Philip Seabury, Charles Campbell.
Austin Melia. Philip Smart, Frank Cole
and Harry Seaford. ~
Two good sized water tanks have
recently been put up at Cushing's Island
by the government. Ono Is for salt, the
other for drinking water.
Edward Dyer Is making many i'm
provements about his home In the way Of,
rainting, papering. etc. IT
A Jolly party started yesterday for q
day a a*Athe Two Lights. 1t was
gptSsn up u 7tr>GSiggs and his
family. who wers goihed :. several in
vissd friends.
Mrs. Lawson, of Higgins Beach, was a
guest yesterday at the home of r. w.
Cole, Sawyer street.
There was collision of bicycles at the
corner of High and Sawyer streets. We'd
nesday evening. MIR. Harry Hartford
collided with Clarence Fowler, and was
thrown to the ground. Mr.. Harford's
lefs hand was badly sprained.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Lillian De Coster, Of st. Paul,
Mimi, Is being entertained at the home
Ct her aunt, Miss NJ. A. De Coster, for q
few weeks. before going to Old Orchard
for the remainder of the season.
Miss Blanche Hoyt has returned home
from few weeks at Cove Cottage, South
port.
The monthly meeting Of the ,Women's
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
Mt the home of Mrs. John A. s. Dyer,
Friday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Mullen left Wednesday for
few days In Brunswick.
MIR. and Mrs. It. @. Sawyer enter
tanned party of Portland friends, Thurs.
day evening at their home ON Summer
street.
Mr.. A. B. Warehouse, Kelsey street,
left Wednesday for week in Fall River
and westport. Mass.
Mrs l. A Lewis Ia nuite flI MI har