The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-03
A Club and Reading Room To Be
Provided.
Masons Install Officers
For Year.
Schools Resumed Their Sessions
Yesterday.

/. At the meeting Of wsstbrook lodge,
knights Of p thias, held last svsning.
plans were discussed for the holding Of
fair during the month Of February.
The ofiiosrs elect Of Temple lodge Of
Masoss and Eagle chapter. X. A. N.
were installed Monday evening. ban
quet was served after the installation.
The directors OF the Wsstbrook. Wind
ham and Naples Electric railway expsot
their new pillow almoss any day now 90 10
has been shipped and 10 now on route TO
this city.
Mrs. Susan Smith who was 20 badly In
jur~d recently BY falling from > platform,
10 improving and II there are no new
com pIioations stands a good chance for
recovery.
Calanthe assembly, Pythian Sistsrhood,
ct Its last meeting adopted resolutions On
the death OF Mrs. Althea M. Lucas.
The Ammonosnsin oluo will hold ~
meeting this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Caroline Leighton. Mics L. W.
Grigss will give talk upon Birds Of
Wo0uUIOOks h0tu bDAD oAo ACtS~ss~~ ~
have quotations or selections on birds CT
anything in nature.
Ihs musical committee viii meet At
Q Is O'Clock 70 make arrangements for the
Federation meeting 10 Be held here the
lattsr pars Of the months.
The winter tsrm Of school which holds
for ten weeks was commsnoed yesterday
The attendance was very good.
Rev. W. g. Mann. pastor Of the Warren
congregational church, commencing
next Sunday evening. 10 to begin . series
Of sermons on the progress Of the
Christian life, founded ON the Pilgrims
Progress The first one IL to be illustrated
with the stersopticon.
A number OF the young friends Of
young Richard Raymond gave him sur
prise party 81 his horne on Main street
Saturday evening.
The following officers were elected SUM-
day 1t the Warren Congregational Sun
day school: Super intendsnt. Fred l..
Alden; assistant superintendent, Eugene
Smith; librarian and treasurer, ". II.
Holstsn; secretary, to b appointed by
the school committee. composed OF hev.
W. G. Mana, officers Of the school, Fred
vsrrili, Edith Bragdon, Lynn Abbott.
Mr.. Sheehan, Lamb street, 10 now at
home, after having spent the past few
weeks In the country with friends on
account Of his heaith. His health remains
about the same.
The officers Of Minnshaha council, d.
- Id hatr Aaftnn
TO be held this evening.
MILL WORKERS TO ORGANIZE
IL is among the possibilities that large
and en- tnusiastic organization will be
formed ut Cumberland Mills az an early
date, to be known as the Paper Makers
association. Ovsr one hundred names
heva already been secured and arrange
ments are now under way for hiring q
place for the meetings Of the association.
The rooms would, In addition to being
used for the meetings Of the associatio n,
be devoted to use - reading and recrea-
ton rooms, where 1t Is the intention 30
keep file of the daily and weekly papers.
as also the Scientific American. Paper
Trade Journal and other mechanical. as
we'll as up to date literature. The society
will be a secret one and the eligibility to
mem bsrship will include the skilled
tower workers only. including the
IN achine tenders. and their second hands
and the "bsatsr" engine tenders and
their helpers, and the older employees on
the calendar machines. Considerable In
tarsst 10 being taken In the proposed or
sanization.
Col Il. H. Smith Of this city. CON-
mander OF the Maine Division. Sons of
Veterans goes to Bath this evening for
tho purpose Of publicly installing the
officers Of General I. W. Hyde camp.
The officers are to DO Jointly installed
with the officers Of the Kennsbeo naval
veterans association.