The Portland daily press., 1900-03-12
SOUTH PORTLAND.
AnYERTIsEp LETTKRs.

Letters are advertised at the South
Portland post office for the following;
Ray II. Beal, MiEs ME-. Bonner, William
Lewis, Martin J. CurraD, MIRA Harriet
N. Randall, Mira A. II. Robinson, j.
b. Maimi.
The new directory CT the Peoples N.
L. Church ana knightville church, con-
tains foil list Of officers and committees
Of both churches and fun list Of mem
bers. Ii also contains prayer meeting
topics from January TO June, 1900.
Rev MIR. Wilson Of the Hammond street
church in Lewiston, preached at the
Peoples church, Sunday forenoon.
Mis- Lou spear Of Pickett street,
returned Saturday from a short visit
to Boston.
Mss sMsmie Nimmo Of Pleasantdale,
is employed as stcnographer and book
keeper at the New England Furniture
works at Mo-rills Corner, and boards
with Mrs. Fred Bosworth at Woodfords.
]. G. Ross OF Pleassntdale, has sold
his wood and ccal business In Portland
to l.. q. Blaisdell.
The new city government will be orgs
uiTeu Wills cseuihk ~ WV
knightvilla.
Aasoonomo tribe Of Red Men Will
work the warrior and hunter degree at
their meeting this evening.
George Greene Of South Portland
has moved his family TO the Fred Erice
house Oh b .ambie street, Plessantdale.
Mrs. W, ]. MoCrucken of Boston Ia Wis
iting at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Daniel Apt on Summer street.
George Bsnusr of Knightville. accom- =
panied by Mrs. Everett Benuer Of Port
land, went tc Boston Thursday for
short visit.
tie FIRST special meeting of tbs South
Portland school board will bs held Thurs
dsy, March 10, at 7.30 p. IN.
The winter term Of ths South Portland
schools will close March l6. The spring
term will begin April 2.
M IS Elizabeth Rowe, of the Knight
VILE grammar school, has recently added
four pretty pictures to the walls Of her
Ech2ol room.
PLEAsANTDALE.
The rehearsal of the 1st NJ. H. church
day evening. In the absence of Mr.. j.
n. Chaplin, MIR. David Jones acted as
leader and Miss Ethel Fullerton ally
acted as orgRnist.
The SOLO Gently. Lord, . Gently Lead
U.s." as given at the afternoon service
at the LIST NJ. K. Church last Sunday, by
MIR. John Lewis, was perfect and called
forth many pleasant words OF praise frcm
the interested audienoe. Mr.. Lewis has a
fine bass voice and knows how to use 1t.
Miss May Eastwood, who has heen
spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Dsnisi Jones, has returned to her home
In Nova Scotia. Mas May has many
friends here who hope her visit will scop
be repeated.
The Agatha club will meet with Miss
Annie Jones, Lincoln street, on Saturday
evening.
Miss Cora Richardson has received from
a friend In Manila a lovely shawl. The
material is OF soft wool of pink color,
with threads of different hues running
through the Sides and center. 1t is a
lovely shawl and Miss Cora is fortunate
in the possession Of a rare and valuable
article. 1t was made by the native Fill
pino women.
Miss Mag Ethel NuEter Of Cushinan
street, Portland, has Teen spending a few
days with her sister, Miss Florence
Lillian NutSer, Evans street.
Mr.. hiohard whitehall has moved his
family from Portland TO his pleasant
home on Brown street..
1t lie great pleasure to the many
friends of Mr.. VIII Brough;on of South
Portland village to welcome that popular
young man home after years absence
in the Philippines. VIII has M any e
tale OF the Pilipinos TO tell, and his ex-
per.enos with the Cubans was interesting.
The various committees for Easter have
been appointed, and the young reopls are
busy with music and literary work.
Easter at the LIST 81. Il. Church Is an
event Looked for with interest, and
this year the concert will be ahead OF
any Ut svious one.
On Sunday evening, March II, Rev.
Fred Lel'ch OF ths lst Church will speak
on the subject Of Japan" Papers on
the customs and religion Of that country
sfill be given by young ladies Of the
parish, and music viii be furnished b
the choir and quaEtette Of young ladies'