The Portland daily press., 1899-04-19
SOUTH PORTLAND.
FIRST UNIvERSALIST PARISH
MEETING.


The members OF the First Univorsslls,
Parish Of South Portland are requested
to meet ut the residence of W. h. John.
son, hast High street, on Tuesday, April
90. at O'Clock p. IN. to act upon the
following articlsss
1st-To hear and act upon the report
of the building committee of said parish.
2nd-Io take any necessary action fol
securing church or chapel for the use Of
said parish.
3id-To see II the parish will vote to sell
the building lots near Pine street.
4th-To transact any other business that
may legally come before said meeting.
Mr.. Geo. Mcdonald has gone on quite
an extended trip for his health.
W. N. johnson has returned from .
business trip In Bridgton.
Miss Jessie Gatchell was able yesterday
to resume her duties at the office OF smith
& Baker.
The assessors were at work yesterday In
South Portland getting the valuation and
taking the census Of the new city.
X. l.. Cole who has been sick for the
past fortnigh, was at his place of bisi-
ness, Tuesday.
Charles Griffin was yesterday moving
his family to Captain York's houss on
Sawyer street.
There viii be no meeting OF the Samari-
tan society this week, because Of the ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Geo. +. Henley.
CAPE COTTAGE CASINO.
The Portland Electric Railroad IL los
Ing no time in getting to work on I'M
provemcnts a. the Cape Cottage. The
have been staked out and work on .the
building has Degun. Everything win be
IN readiness for the opening OF an early
summer. season.
The members OF the Social Club met at
the home Of Florence Small, Saturday,
and spent q pleasant evening. During
the evening dainty lunch of fruit punch
and fancy cake was served and the men,
bers sat for their pictures. The next
meeting will be with Miss Lillian Will
lard, Dyer street.
The Social Club will give an entertain.
ment for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid,
Bethany church, at the vestry, Wednesday
evening, April 20. Refreshments will be
served after the entertainment. Every.
body shonld go. The entertainment Is
under the direction of Miss Griggs.
A fine concert will be given Thursday
ova af thu ~ rhnprh ha
auspices Of the East and West High street
branches of the ladies' circle.
There will be no meeting Of the West
Street branch Thursday afternoon on &C.
count OF the concert to be given In the
evening. Members please take notice.
A large crew Of men has been at work
taking up one Of the tracks on Fort street
from Pickett to Main streets. A good
passage will thus be made, which will be
q great convenience to the travelling
public.
Rev. W. F. Holmes of the Peopls's Me-
thodtst church is in Huntington, attend.
ing the conference at that place.
Next Sunday by invitation of the Beth
any Congregational church the Methodist
society win meet with them. Rev. L. II.
Newcomb will conduct the services.
Alfred Clark, the popular conductor of
the Cape division of electrics, has re-
signed his position with the Portland
Railroad company, to take effect May %
Mr.. Clark Is soon to be married to Miss
Ethel Lewis Of Spurwink, and they will
make their future home at MIR. Clark
old residence in Massachusetts,.
PLEASANTDALE.
in the eastern part of the state for some
time past, Is at the depot" as the guest
of friends for fsw weeks.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie Jor-
dan, who has been so i'll at her home in
Alfred will be pleased to learn that she Is
soon be fully recovered
j. W. Minot has large lighthouse .de-
voted to the cultivation Of large double
violets, and to step into the building in
the morning and see the masses OF bloom,
is q rare and pleasing sight. The fra
GRANGE is delightful, and fairly dazes one.
like some sweet. powerful drug,
The buildings of NJ. b. Fuller. ESQ.,,
on Lincoln street, present fine appear
ance, having just received new coat Of
paint. Bro. Fuller is q hustler and en-
joys the reputation Of owning one of the
incest residences on the Cape.
Friends of Albert c. Chiokering, U. S.
N. will be:pleased to;know that he has
arrived from Cubs, where he has been
been on duty on the Fern. and with his
wife will be the guest OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Chickering at Kittery.
Mr.. Frank A. Pickett of Portland spent
Sunday withIhis father. Joseph S. Fickett,
ESQ.,, Barren Hill Road.
Misses Bertha Latham and Aiollie
Hughes spent Friday evening with friends
In Portland.
Mr.. David l.. Jones OF Ligonia is some.
what improved after an attack of grippe.
A large party of young people from here
attended the Portland on Saturday
evening and enjoyed "Uncle Toms
Cabin"