The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-31

ings. II IL the intention ls.er on to pick
team from this league. to represent the
company In the league formed BY the
Portland battalion. The teams are oom-
posed as follows; Team No. /, Captain,
+. B. Spear, MartslI, Ouillette, sCoDnsll,
6reenlav, j. Kinmorsl, Heydrie, Dodge !
team No. 3. Captain Il. II. Kinmond /,
walker, Anthony, waddell, Davis, Wheel
er, X. Lord, Andrswsi team No. 8. Cap
tain. Lowell, W. U. Lori, Lelgton, Wat
son, S. d. Libby, Henderson,, Nor Sc,
Guimmond; team No. 4, Captain, Nun
son, Bryne, Hanson, +. NJ. Libby, Jes-
son, Il. E. X. Libby, Knight. Lund;
team No. 5, Captain, Hooper, Miller Pot
trAs. Ward, Cook, J. Kinmond, Conant,
j. W. Graham. Each team IL composed
OF five men and three substitutes. In the
game played Friday evening between
teams and 3, the game resulted in.favor
OF team by a scurs OF 20 to 8. A game
is to be played Monday event ng between
teams and 4.
MIR Simon Arsnovsky, the West End
clothing dealer, has just had large and
handsome cash register placed in use In
his stora to replace smaller one pur-
chased a few months ago.
The next meeting Of the Cumberland
county Pedagogical society, OF which
Principal II. W. Freeman sof the West
brook High school Is the president, is to
be held In this city at later date.
Saocsrappa lodge No. IL, of Odd Fell
lows. elected tine following officers ct the
meeting held Friday evening: Noble
grand, Fairfield Grant; vice grand, En-
nest ID. Rackiiffe; recording secretary,
Arthur Ii. Norton; financial secreta ry
IL. Il. Skillings; treasurer, U. Il. PART
ridge; trustees, W. w. Gutter, A. L..
Hawkes.. S. Ii. Skinings. The officers
win pre- badly be installed on the evening
of Janusry 18th.
westbrook lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
ara to hold grand ball Monday evening
ct the westhrook opera houss. A fancy
drill is to be given between and p.
m. by the members OF Portland Com
pany No. 3. uniformed rank, Knights OF
Pythias, of Portland. This company has
an ens liable reputation for exoeliencs In
In the past few years In the several con-
tests in which they have participated.
The music for the dance is to he fur
nished by Isemieux's orchestra OF this
city.
Watch night services are to be held
Monday evening at the Methodist church.
Rev. George b. Ilsley, ID. d., pastor OF
the Baptist church is to preach the SER
mon.
The officers OF Wade camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, are to be Installed at the meeting
to be held Friday evening, January 4th,
by junior vice division commander, Ed
win A. Merritt. of Portland.
Wade camp, Sons of Veterans, is to
present minstrel show at the Westbrook
opera house on the evening of January
10th. The performers are all local parties
and the play is TO he staged under the
direction of MIR. g. A. Haley. also of
this city, who Will also act as intsrlocu-
tor. Lemieux's orchestra is to furnish
the music.
Wigam's mass is to be sung at the mid
night mass to be held Monday night at
ST. Hyacinthe's Catholic church. The
music is being rehearsal by the choir,
under the direction of the organist, Miss
Bernadette Moreau.
The Cleaves Rifles, N. g. S. NJ, have
received letter fIom one OF the transpor-
tation companies, announcing that the
fare from New York to Washington, ID.
o., at the time OF the Inauguration oil
President Mckinley will DO $3.50. A
meeting OF this trunk line transportation
companies Is to be held later, when a
rate for the entire trip from Westbrook to
Washington viii be fixed. 1t is thought
that the round trip fare will be about
81. The boys have something like $1,000
on hand, which thsy are to spend for the
expense OF transportation OF the company
to WashinQto in March,
Mrs. Emeline johnson died at her
home on Bracket street. late Friday
evening. Mrs johnson has been Ill soE
several months. but the immediats cause
OF her death was bronchitis. The de-
ceased was born in Gorham SO years ago,
her maiden name being Emeline Frost
Mrs. johnson married In early LIE MIR.
Asa Leavitt, who was killed in an ACCT
dent In 1851. Later she married Mr..
Isaac johnson OF Stsoudwatsr. Mrs
johnson is survived by two sons, Mr..
George Leavitt Of Stroudwater and VIII
liam Leayitt of this city. The funeral
services will occur Monday AFTERNOON AT
two O'Clock from ths residence, Bracket
street.