The Portland daily press., 1900-11-20
NESTDROOK.
Jail Sentence For Peace
Disturbers.
Citizens Putting in Private Tele-
phone Lines
Funeral Of Late DR..
John Swan.
Sophomore Class OF High School
Elects Officers.

The Kings Daughters Of the Ladies'
Missionary society win meet with Mrs.
III. L. Boynton, Brsckett street. this af-
ternoon at $50 O'Clock.
MIR. Andrew G. CIoudman has moved
his family into his newly purchased
house on Forest street. MIR. and Mrs.
Cloudman are to entertain family par
sy OF Ia at their new home on Thanks
giving day.
The Excelsior club Is to be entertained
ON Thursday afternoon ut the home OF
Mrs. j. Z. Lane, Stevens street. The
smbjsct for the afternoon is to be "The
Executive Mansion" with a paper by
Mrs. Florence Hadlock smith.
The sophomore class Of the Westbrook
High school has departed from the time
honored custom and instead OF eiecting
class president as q recent meeting
choose board or trustees. The trustees
elected are as follows: Misses Evelyn
Winslow. chairman; Mary Haskell !,
Mabel Porter, Masters Solomon HER
man, Willie Leach. Master George
Craigie was reelected as treasurer and
Lottie Lowell as secretary.
The L. L.. Merrill company of Portland
are engaged in putting in private tele-
phones into the residences of Messrs. w.
w. Pools, Lemuel Lane and e. j. Has
keli, members of the Haskell silk mill
company, connecting their residences
with the company Office ami mill,
MIR. Edward Rollins, q student at
Tufts college, is in the city on brief
visit to his fathers family, Mr.. and Mrs
q. K. Rollins.
Messrs. John Bohnsen and Fred De-
cormier leave the latter part of the week
Tor New Havens~ whsrs sthey are to at
tend the Harvard Yale game on Saturday
Of this week. From New Haven they
are to journey to New York state, visit
Ing In various places In the vicinity Of
New York city On their return they are
60 visit at Boston and vicinity. They ex-
pect 30 remain away about two weeks.
On the return TO this city Mr. Bohnsen
is to take mere time, and ia TO enjoy
visit to the woods OF Eastern Maine.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late DIR. John Swan are to be
held Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
from the late residence, Stroudwater
street.
The Woodfords Dramatic club viii pre-
sent the three act comedy drama "a
Rival by Request" at the Unlyersalist
chnrcn fair in Dscembsr.
mir. Crafts of Worcester. Mass, arrived
In town Sunday, called here by the
death of his uncle Alexander McNutt.
. Mrs. Carrie IF. Hussey, Miss Christine
Fogg and MIR. Mooney OF Dover, H.,
are the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Ed
wards. Main street.
Mrs. Josephine K. Cutter and her
daughter, Miss Josie Cutter, have re
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Stack, formerly OF this city.
Rev. George b. Ilsley, pastor OF the
Baptist church. has moved his family
from Bangor into the Andrew II. Dodge
house, Files street,
Joe Rivers and joe Magee, old often
ders, who were arrested Saturday eve-
ming by Marshal Wight and Pafrolman
Pomerleau and Cousens, for drunkenness
and disturbance in the bakery of Domi-
mic Magee on Fitch street. Before Judge
Tolman Monday morning, Rivers was
sentenced to six months in the county
jail and Magse was given a sentence of
three months in jail.
The Llama Warp mill company have
1000 spindles running In their mill No.
3, the old bingham mill. In a few weeks
they viii have 1000 pindles running
In this mill.
Men from the Mason machine shop,
Taunton, Mass, hare Just set mp one pr.
mules of 1,6oo spindles, and men from
the Saco & Pettee machine shops ars
setting up four new rowing frames.