The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-22


free gratis, ''just 20 advertise our WORK
you know" IN week party number
two appears with large assortment Of
sample frame moulding and you are told
that frame must be ordered, costing
anywhere from "a to IS or no picture.
One OF these swindIsrs got his impudence
rebuked by an indignant broadway resi-
dent the other day in a manner that
should teach him 70 seek more honest
calling. i.
AT the Knightville NJ. Il. church, next
Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr.. Corey
will repeat his Interesting and instruc-
tive lecture on Japan. Mr.. Grey ana
his friends hope for and solicit as large
an audience as the house will acoommo'
date.
Mr.. Ralph Parker, principal OF the
High school, has applied to the city gov
eminent for permission TO erect stable
on his premises on Main street.
Rev. MIR. Eaton, Mrs e. b. Deering,
Mrs. Daniel Clough and Willie Turkin-
ton are all on the sick list in the little
hamlet on Broadway, foot of Clemens
street. Mr.. Eaton and Mrs. Deering ars
both convaiescent.
Mr.. Geo. f. Small, customs inspector,
who had to be relieved from duty last
Sunday and go to the hospital for treat
ment, Is now at his home on Meeting
House hill and Is fast gaining his nor
NAL good health, under the care and ad-
vice OF DIR. Rogers.
A boat house, the property OF e. Is.
Deering, that was carried away from bis
premises by the recent high tides, was
captured by one Of the harbor tugboats
and landed at the South Portland yacht
dry dock. Salvage has been demanded
by the tugbost master.
| 1t Is understood that mess OF boiled
CLANS will be discussed at the Republican
club house, next Friday evening, and
that the members viii incidentally also
discuss the question OF annexation TO
Portland.
| Marcus A. Hanna has received an aut.
ograph letter from Senator NJ. A. Hanna
and enclosed was fine photograph OF
the distinguished politician who thanked
the Republican Club OF South Portland
for the kind congratulations which they
sent on the glorious Republican victory
this month.
Noah b. Knight, our city clerk, Is still
unable TO be at his desk because of sick
ness.
MIR. John Sylvester would like the APP
pointment as engineer ct the jail under
the new administration of Sheriff-eIsct
Pearson and his many friends here are
| willingly signing petitions to this end.
| q. A. Tilton g. Co. are having their
store wired for electric lights.
A. Il. Thurrill, the druggist, IL Inn
proving the appearance OF his store by
newly decorating the walls and ceiling
which Jared baldy by leak in the 'tsne-
ment overhead.
Judge McManus spent Sunday at home
and left Monday for Gray in the interest
of the Society for Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals.
| Mrs, Charles Griffin, who win spend
the winter in California, has advised
her friends here of her safe arrival In
Kansas City.
| Harmon futile has returned from q
fishing and cunning trip at Richmond's
island,
L.. j. Carpenter has been called to
Boston because of the sickness OF his
mother.
Capt. X. e. Chase and A. X. Skinner
have gone to Port Clyde on diving busi-
ness.
| A. ID. Wilson, the druggist, has re.
turned from q business trip to Buckfield.
The petition from about 1000 OF our cit-
liens which has been sent to Postmaster
Barker in Portland asks Cor free city
delivery" like that in vogue in Portland.
and not ''free rural delivery" as was
stated In this column yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Brackett and daughter
Katie, OF New Harbor. are guests of Mrs.
n. f. Trefethen
RECITAL AT BOWERY BEACH.
On Tuesday afternoon of this week five
OF the pupils of Miss Anna NJ. Peabbles
gave pleasing recital at her home,
Bowery Beach. A large number OF
friends were present and expressed Them
selves much pleased with the whole af-
ternoon and especially as this class has
been studying SO short time. Follow
ing is the programme;
Piano Duet--Grand Vaise de Concert,
| Mattel
| Misses Peabblss and Josie Jordan.
Organ Solo, -Joyfuiness, Giese
| Miss Mildred Jordan.
Piano Duet--March of the Brave, Blake
Misses Hattie ana Carrie Jordan.
Vocal Selection,
| Miss Ruth Morse.
Plano Duet--Snow Bells Galop,' Behr
| Misses Carrie and Hattie Jordan.
Piano Solo-Old Folks at Home, Hoist
(Eranscription,)
Miss Josie Jordan.
Trio-March de Judas Maccabee, Handel
Misses Hattie Jordan, Ruth Morse, Carrie
Jordan.
Recitation-It Pays,
1 Miss Mildred Jordan.
Piano Solo-Maltz, kohleI
Miss Ruth Morse.
Vocal Selection,
/ Miss Josie Jordan.
Organ Duef-Carnival Polka, Streaboe
i Misses Mildred and Hattie Jordan.
Motion Song,
Misses Hattie Jordan and Ruth Morse