The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-10
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Rev. ID. r. Ford, pastor Of the Knight.
willie Methodist church, Is confined 10 his
home by an attack of the grippe.
The Little Sunbeam will meet Satur-
day afternoon at . o'clock at the residence
of Edna Seavey, Broadway.
Rev. O. G. Phelan delivered an inter
esting lecture in the knightville course
last evening and on Monday evening
next, Rev. W. l.. Berry. pastor OF the
Congress St. nj. L. church of Portland,
will lecture on "south America.
Summer Loveitt of willard, met with y
painful accident on Saturday last. While
splitting wood, the axe slipped and cut
his foot very badly. Medical assistance
was at once summoned.
The Ladies' circle of the Peoples Metho-
dist church will meet Friday OF this
week instead of Thursday, in the small
sestry.
Cards are cut announcing the wedding
VI Miss Adrienua Chase Littlejohn OF
gouth Portland, to Mr.. Alverda Best oil
Deering. on Wednesday,, January Is
At the meeting OF the Hose company, a
committee made up of Geo. Cribby, Charles
Coffin and A. A. Cole was appointed TO
arrange the preliminaries of the next fair
to be held February 10, IL and Is next
They will appoint subcommittee ana
will meet each week up to the time oil
the annual fair.
Elizabeth City Lodge, j. o. o. b. Will
give supper tonight to which all resi-
ELL IN vifad
Thursday evening the Jolly Six Will
give a calico Ball. at the Opera house.
Mr.. II. q. Weber has entered the en-
ploy of MIR. James b. Lamb the barber,
on Sawyer street.
The French club had its usual meeting
last evening.
The history club will meet Wednesday
evening with MIR. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Davis
on Crescent street. The subject Of the
evening will be the Southern States"
Capt 6. u. 4. Harrison, 7th Artillery,
has returned from leave Of absence, and
has resumed command at Portland Head
There is a general court martial in ses-
sion at Fort Preble.
Captain Albert Boyd has so far re-
CONbIeu iIObi NE ASSS''s A@@
able to be about again.
Petitions have been circulated among
the voters of Cape Elizabeth, opposing the
annexation of Willard to that town, and
at last accounts they had received about
20 signatures.
samuel Talbot Of Pine street, is sick
with the grippe.
Rev. MIR. Andrews of Freeport has
bean the guest of W, 4. johnson. High
street.
Albert Newton, Front street, has en-
tered the employ of the Donald Dredging
company.
All. Pratt, at one time located on
Federal street, Portland, will open real
estate Office in the village.
PLEASANTDALE
MIR. Cyrus De Coster, who has been
Passing his vacation with his aunt, Miss
Nj. A. De Coster, has returned to his
studies at Harvard University.
Mr.. Clinton Cole who has has been i'll
with appendicitis, is much improved.
Miss Mollie Hughes, Chapel street. has
recovered from a severe illness and re-
Su1neQ n6T tluuite az tho AsFoho eboSe
school.
Mrs. Daniel Apt has been suffering
from a severe attack Of bronchitis.
Mrs. ". J. Baker and daughter Han
nah, have returned from a few weeks at
Richmond, the home of Mr. Bakers par
ents.
Mrs. Sarah Smith is Ill at the home OF
Miss NJ. A. De Coster, Summer street.
MIR. p. A. Longley, Elm street, has
been suffering from severe attack OF
rheumatism but is now able TO be out.
Mrs Nellie Hinkley, Chapel street,
Portland, passed Sunday at the horne OF
Mrs. l.. II. Pillsbury.
Master Herbert Strout, has returned to
his studies at the Perkins Institute,
South Boston, Mass.
Miss Mar Pstten and Master David.
raised the Sabbath With her sister, Mrs.
naniaI Innas Nav Elm street