The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03
YARMOUTH.

AnI ~ ALMH &AEAau An1A88 tAttfl 0hNHl.
mously last evening to endorse the action
taken by the Endeavor sooiety with re-
gard TO a transfer OF the Endeavor ssr-
vice 20 Sunday night. The first sunday
night Endsavor meeting win be held
November 4. at 7oioiook; Mrs. Ger
trude Buchanan will be the leader, and
the topic viii be, Are We Doing Our
Bestf''
The young men win hold no neighbor-
hood meeting NEXT Sunday, as the Lords
supper he 90 be observed In the various
churches in the afternoon. November
14sh there viii be a meeting ut 8 O'Clock
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bucknam ON Yarmouth Foreside.
Postmaster Bf. O. Merrill has returned
from Boston. where he has been VISIT
ing hrs son, Meldon E. Merrill.
Dr. and Mrs. q. W. Gsrow have re-
turned from Boston. where Dr. Gsrow
has been In attendance upon the Boston
Dental College.
Work 10 being pushed ON the new bridge
for the arand Trunk Railway near the
Elm street crossing. About so men are
at present employed. The temporary
work Is already In place. The bridge
win be q large ana heavy one. to accom-
modate q double track, and viii take the
place Of the lighter one now In use.
The clnss of 1901, Yarmouth high
school, have elected the following officers:
Carl #. True, president; Gertrude Allen
vice president; Lucy M. Humphrey,
secretary; William Phipps, treasurer; Al
fred q. Drinkwater. A. Maude Crossmap,
Lewis Merrill, executive committee.
The small room in the First Parish
chapel Is 60 be fitted up with rug ana
curtains and made cosy and attractive for
committee meetings of various kinds.
Proprietor Roberts, OF the Casco Bay
White Granite Co., has been closing up
the business OF the season preparatory
to leaving tor the winter. His family
have already returned to their home in
New Jersey.
The standing committee of the First
Parish church will hold their regular
monthly meeting Sunday evening at the
close Of the chapel service.
The w. q. L. U. held mothers meet
ing Friday afternoon with Mrs. II p.
snow, with a large attendance. The
president, Mrs. Ellen Blake, was In ths
chair. The ladies discussed various APP
propriate questions, and arranged TO do
some special charitable work. 1t is
probable that they will arrange for sew
eral public meetings during the winter.
The Baptist Sunday school has insti.
fnA n class faaoharob
ing TO be held Friday evenings at the
home of the superintendent.
A beautiful evening, novel entertain
ment, and the general interest In Hillside
library, combined TO draw a large audi
epce TO Masonic Hall last evening to
witness 1.-THE Sculptor Dream play
by Mrs. Virginia Hunter Pendleton, of
sculptor's studio. His desire that the
statues he has made and that he loves,
may live, is realized. While he slssps,
Liberty appears and for time the stat
nes are animate. An opportunity is thus
given for an evening OF delightful enter
tainment. The Leading part of Gaiatea
was taken by the author, whose inspir-
ing prceSnoo anu PorsonaAuy "clo o'ery
where felt from start to finish. All the
parts were we'll done, and the whole en-
tertainInent was one OF which any COM
munity might well be proud. A hand
some sum was realized for the library.
1t is quite possible that 1.-The Sculptor
Dream may be given in neighboring
towns. The following is the complete
cast of characters:
The sculptor, Ernest Branscombe
Spirit OF Liberty, Maude Cross man
joy, Gertrude Allen
Marguerite, Beth Soule
Angelica. Ada Seabury
Faith, Edith Rogers
Hope, Jessie Merrill
Charity, Eleanor Mitchell
Temperance, Blanche Blake
Rapose Nellie Chase