The Portland daily press., 1900-10-15
WOODFORDS.

Miss Mary Clark has recently been in
Hartford, Conn, on a visit to her sister,
Mrs Harry Higgins.
Mr. George Kimball Of Boston, has re-
Gently besn the guest Of his parents at
their home on Coyle street.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus u. Morgan Of
Yarmouth. have been the guests Of their
son, Mr. Clarence Morgan and family,
at their home on Woodford street.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson Of Rogue Bluffs,
Ne has recently BEEN the guest Of Mrs.
Edwin Crockett, Highland street.
Mrs. Mason Of Bethel was the guest the
early part Of the week Of her son, Mr..
l.. l.. Mason and family, at their home
on Beacon street.
Mrs Lydia Southland Of Winchester,
Mass, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. E.
D. Bates, Clifton street.
Mrs. L. H. SohIosbsrg has engaged the
I Sparrow house on Arlington street for
occupancy during the winter.
Mrs. Josiah Gilbert, Ocean street, has
been entertaining company from Boston,
during the past week.
Mr. Emil Hermes OF Turner and wife.
were the guests Of Air. and Mrs. Merritt
/ B. Coolidge at their home On Coyls
street., during the UniYersaIist state sun
day school convention, held here during
the past week.
Miss EYangeline Hathaway, Coyle
street. is enjoying a tFo weeks vacation
at her home in Woodfords. Miss Hatha-
way is employed in the ofics Of the
Teachers Institute in Boston.
The students OF the Ocean street gram
mar school are to hold a whist party in
Lewis hall, Friday evening, October
18th, for the purpose Of adding to the
school room decoration fund. Refresh
ments are to be served and four prizes are
to be awarded to winners in the whist
games.
Mrs. n. j. Green and daughter, Miss
Mabel, Falmouth street, Oak1ale, have
gone to Hartland, Me-, to visit Mr.. and
Airs. A. d. Leim. Mrs. Leim is
daughter OF Mrs Greene.
Miss Mabel Croker, Pitt street, Oak
dale, entertained a party OF young
friends at her home one night during the
past week in honor OF her thirteenth
birthday. Games and refreshments were
enjoyed during the evening. Miss Crock
er was the recipient Of numerous hand
soma and valuable presents.
Mr.. George 4. Harmon and bride, nee
Mrs. Emma G. .Waterhouse, who were mar
ried on Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Harmon's daughter, Mrs. g. f. Jor-
dan, Nevsns street, on their return from
their wedding "Trip in the Rangeley lake
region, are to reside tor the winter in the
NeTens house at the corner of Nevsns and
Saunders street, Mrs. Nevens having gone
to Chicago to spend the winter.
At the nesting Of Rocky Hill lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, held Thursday even
ing the rank OF knight was conferred on
three candidates, At the meeting Of the
lodge next Thursday evening it is expect
ed that the rank OF page viii be conferred
on a candidate.
Mr.. George B. Colesworthy, Revere
street, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Coles
worthy, has gone to Harvard college
where he is to pursue a one year post
graduate course Of study. Mr.. Coles
wor 5hy was a graduate of Bowdoin col
Iege in the class of 1900, ranking high in
his class and studies.
MIR. W. c. Jenerds, 50 Concord street,
who has been i'll at his home with typhoid
fever and congestion OF the kidneys, is
improving rapidly He Is now able to sit
up a short time each Gay.
Workmen have commenced work pre-
paratory to-laying-an artificial stone side
walk in front Of the residence of Mr..
/ George H. Fitzgerald on Forest avenue.
AS soon as this piece OF walk Is complet-
ed, that side of the avenue viii be supplied
with artificial stone walks, commencing
at the lower end Of the ". W, Brown
property, ana extending past the L NJ.
Leighton property, almost to the corner
OF Clifton street.
The street department. crew Is at wo rk
laying curbIng on the northwesterly
side of Clifton street, preparatory to the
laying of a brick sidewalk,
The ladies' circle Of the Woodfords
Universalist church held their first sup
per and social Friday evening, for the
winter season at Lewis hall. The supper
was largely attended and much enjoyed
by all. After the supper the following en-
tertainment programme was carried
out: Piano duet, Mrs. J. H. Files and
Mrs. Harmon; vocal solos, Miss Inez Har-
mon; reading, Mrs. Lester Hart; vocal
solo, Mrs F. l.. Perry; plano solo. Miss
Lena G. Croker.
The ladies' circle of the Woodfords
| Universalist church have decided to hold
their annual fair, on the afternoons and
evenings Of December 4th, 9th 9th and
9TH in the Yestry OF the new church on
! Clifton street, now nearing completion.
/ The society usually holds it's annual fair
| the last week in October, but as it was
desired to hold the fair this year in the
new church the circle voted to wait for
the completionof the church vestry which
will be some time during the middle or
! Ioffcr mart of NOVpT1 her The 69fac for