The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13

who Will be installed the first Thursday
in January: 4aa-
President-Miss Eta Leighton.
Vice president@-A Mrs. Aaron Hodgdon
Secretary--MIss Eugene Soule.
rrasurer-Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Chaplain--Mrs. Watson Drinkwater.
Conductor Mrs. John Il. Smith.
Guard--Mrs. Simon Mitchell.
Delegates to the conventionsat Lewiston
Miss Eugene Soule, Mrs. j. Il. smith,
Mrs Simon Mitchell, Mrs. Charles John-
| son.
Mrs. Roscos Titoomb, Mrs. Mary wilson,
Mrs. Martha Merrill.
The announcement Is made that Rev.
Lauris,on Reynolds OF Redtieid, South
Dakota, Is to marry Niles Bina Thorne,
niece of his first wife, The ceremony
will take place at Sioux Falls, January
| /. Mr. Reynolds was for number OF
years the successful uastor Of the First
Parish church. Miss Thorne has visited
Yarmouth and is PLEASANTLY remem bered
by those who met her.
In anticipation OF the meeting of the
North Cumberland Local Union at Var
mouth, the president, Miss Mabel Mari,
has appointed the following committees;
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whitcome. George Penuleton, James
Gannett, Miss Nellie kenney, Miss NJ L.
Mari, Miss Flora Evans, Miss Ethel
Boothby. Reception committee, Miss
Ellen Snow. Miss Gertrude Richards,
Miss Harriet Mari, Miss Gertrude Allen,
q. d. Crane. Jr., Kennedy Crane Music
com nittee, Miss Marion Bennett, Miss
Jessie Merrill Decorating committes,
Miss Mary Freeman, Miss Alice Grant,
Miss Carrie Hate.
Harry Buckle who came home
from Rumford Falls, has 80 FAR recovered
as t o be able to be out.
Arrangements ara being made for
union evangeIistio service in charge Of
the various pastors, on sunday evening,
December 80, and for q union watch
meeting on the closing night OF the year
and Of the century.
\ The lecture on the Passion Play by
Rev. w. I'll. Fem, ID. D., next "Wednesday
evening, December 10. is anticipated
with much pleasure.
The High School Debating society
held their POSTPONED nesting Wednesday
evening, December 18th. The roll call
was well responded to, with college
stories and anecdotes. Special features
OF the evening were the vocal solo, by
Gertrude Allen and the essay on "China"
by Walter Graham.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
NEE. with Mrs. W. W. Mari, on Friday
afternoon, at three O'Clock Mrs.
Nellie Gray Will be present aud will
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the Maine Missionary Society. The ladies
are about TO prepare a box for home
missionary family in Maine. A canvass
Is baing made by one OF the young ladies
for contributions of new clothing or
money.
'How to Hsten," was the subject Of q
very interesting Endeavor meeting sun
day evening. The meeting was led by
the PRESIDENT, Miss Mabel Mari. Ihs
pastor, In his remarks, said there were
some things to which we should refuse to
sliten: that the listening ear was equally
guilty with the soandalizing tongue;
and tina; the scandal mongers very soon
found out where they were not wanted.
Miss Lou Wilson and Mrs. Maude Adams
were received into the active membership
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of the society.
| The interesting announcement has come
that Rev Lauriston Reynolds, OF
Redfisld, South Dakota, is to marry Mise
tSina Thorne, a niece OF his former wife.
The ceremony is to take place at Sioux
Falls, south Dakota, January /. Mr..
Reynolds was for many years the highly
esteemed and successful pastor Of the
First Parish Church. Miss Thorne has
visited In Yarmouth, and is remembered
very pleasantly by those who met her.
MIR. Il. W. Merrill, of Salem, was the
guest over Sunday of his cousin, Deacon
NJ. q. Merrill. Mr. Merrill Ia a member
OF the Columbia Male Quartette, OF Bos-
ton. and ha very kindly assisted in the
musical part of the worship at the First
Parish Church morning and evening,
singing two beautiful solos.
AZ the Baptist Church, on Friday even
ing, Mr.. l.. X. Cook will exhibit fifty
kxiews illustrating "In His Steps," In
connection with the exhibition appro-
pirate music will be sung. One OF the
views Is an original one Of MIR. Sheldon,
In the yard OF the Congregational par
sonage. 1t was made from snap shot
taken by Rev. c. ID. Crane last fall at
the time of Mr.. Sheldon's visit. The en-
rertainment Is for the benefit of the Bap-
fist S. 5. Library.
In order to avoid all providing and con-
fusion at the Gentlemsn's Supper, Friday
night, the chapel doors Will be locked,
and all guests will enter by the church
doors where they will purchase tickets.
Wraps and hats VIII be isft In the church
which VIII bs warmed and lighted. At
the appointed time the head waitars viii
announce supper, and the assembled