The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13

nn eMeartalu81ut - " nun OpSt8 Ao4s@s
for the hensflt Of Bethany church. sriday
evening, April Is This u ths pro-
gramms:
Part L
Oakdais Aiaadolin and auitar olub
Selection, Quartetts
RaadipQ. Mr.. Aitchell
Piano rolo, Miss Bertha Pierce
Vocal Duet.
Misses Rosa and bertha MAXWELL
Reading, Mrs. Matte johnson
Song. Miss Emna Anderson
Part II.
Piano Duet Misses Pierce and Huston
Reading, Miss Bertha Maxwell
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Harrington
Vocal Duet, Misses Davis and StAflins
Reading, Mr.. Mitchell
Vocal solo, Mr.. Harold 0ntchel
Selection. Oakdaie Club.
Ics cream and cake win DO served.
UNION HALL ASSOCIATION.
At the snnual meeting Of the Union
Hall Association Monday evening at the
hall. tho officers ware re-eisoesd with the
exception OF one director for the ensuing
year ~ follows
President--Charlss S. Talbot
Woe Presidsnt-Simeon Walton.
Agent-R K. Thompson.
Seorstary--Ruth Webster.
Treasurer-B. X. Thompson.
Truktees-R. X. thompson, A. A.
Cole, Charles S. Webster.
It was voted to keep the lot around the
grave Of William Caleb. former mem-
Der OF the association, nt Mt Pleasant
cemstsry, I'm proper care.
The committee appointed to zee about
forming stock oorporstica made It's
final rspcrt that stock cannot be issued.
TIE association must follow out the ORR
ginAl intsntion, - the association was
Incorporated as charitable body and
must remain STRICTLY 20. The property
cannot be sold by its owners, the mem
bers of the Associaii1n.
Mrs. O'Donnel has moved from South
Portland to Cotton street In Portland.
AT FORT WILLIAMS.
There is plenty Of work going ON at
Fort Williams, and the right kind Of
men oan get employment here. The lat
est to drop into q good job 10 Hiram
BootbmAn.
SEASIDE HALL.
An old resident thinks that something
should be done Co liz up Seaside Hall. an
ancient landmark. At present 1t SEEMS
to be a mark for every brick which can
be SHE'D at it.
winfield Sutherland has gone TO the In
stitute for the blind In Hartford, Conn,
to learn q trade. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Hiram Dyer, p. W. II. Littlejohn and
Frank Bradford, who have been quite
sick. are now on the mending Hat.
W. II. L. West Is assisting his father
in painting and improving the premises
on X street.
Mr.. Geo. Stone. altar q critical illness.
lie abls TO be about again.
The Ladiss' Circle OF the North Con.
grsgntional church, had an oystsr supper
and apron sale at the Willard hose house,
Wednesday evening. TIE Christian En-
deAvor socisty Of the Congregational
church at Ligonia gave social weones.
day evening, and the programme proved
to he N ost interesting. There were read
ings By the Misses Smith Of Portland and
Miss Mae Ski1lings Of Pleasantdale. with
| vocal selections by well known singers.
The memters of Myrtle Assembly, p.
s., gave a whist party, Wednesday even
ing. prize went to the gentleman and
lady winning the most points.
Capt. Griggs of Pine street has just ar
rived at New York, from the West IT.
dies, with the bark Arlington.
Tuesday evening the Sand club bad q
very pleasant evening at the home Of
Mrs.. Fred E. Cole, Pleasant street.
The May Carnival and braiding OF the
May pole at Union Opera House will co.
cur Thursday, May 3.
| Miss Annie PeAbbles and her scholars
will give q recital at Union Opera House,
Tuesday, May 8.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
| A delightful entertainment was given
at the First Methodist church last sven
ing. This was the programme:
Selection, Chorus Choir
Reading. Mr.. Ralph Sawyer
| Vocal Solo. Little Miss Matte Lewis
song. Honey johnson
Mandolin Solo. Mas Thomas
Vocal Solo. Miss ficketf