The Portland daily press., 1900-06-15
Ysung Lady Celebrates Her Ninth
Birthday.
Entertainment By Ep.
worth League.
Knights Of Pythias to Attend
Universalist Ch urch.

westbrook lodge Knights of Pythias
have accepted an invitation from Rev.
Harry Il. Townsend, pastor OF the Wool
fortis Universalist church to attend ser
vices at his church on Sunday morning,
of the Woodfords lodge have also accepted
similar invitation.
The westbrooks have arranged for n
game of ball to be played next Saturday
afternoon with the Chebeagues at Mt.
Hunger park in South windham.
The Republicans of Westbrook are to
hold general caucus ON Wednesday eve
ming, June Goth at 7.30 O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows hall, West End, for the purpose
of choosing ten delegates to attend the
district convention, also ten other dele
gates TO attend the Republican state
convention.
Miss Eva Wight, daughter OF City
Marshal Donald AID Mrs. Wight, observed
her ninth birthday Wednesday evsning at
the home Of her parents by entertaining
a small party of her friends. A fine
supper, followed by ice cream and cake,
was served and greatly enjoyed by the
young people. Games and other amuse-
ments helped to pass the hours very
pleasantly away. The young people de-
parted for their homes at late hour
wishing their young hostess many happy
returns of the day.
The new shafting at Rufus K. Jordan $
foundry on Maan street, is being put in
by Mr.. Andrew Il. Bodge of this city.
The shafting runs from the carpenter S
shop in the front to the foundry In the
rear. The shaft is for the purpose Of run
ming the breaker and mill barrel The
power has formerly been supplied from
Knowlton' machine shops, but in future
is to be supplied by the Westbrook Elec-
trio Light and Power company.
The brick wall under the Lisk mill
office having become unsafe, has been
!. temporary repaired with timber and
matched sheathing.
Miss Lulu Mason Of Brownfield has
entered the employ of Mr.. g. j. Hezel-
ton In the restaurant department OF the
hotel.
The Epworth league connected with the
Methodist church held supper and en-
tertainment in the vestry of the church
last evening. A fine programme consist
ing of readings and vocal selections was
rendered by local and Portland talent.
Childrens' Day is to be observed on
Sunday at the Methodist church at 10 30
O'Clock The pastor, Rev. G. F. Parsons,
Is to preach q sermon in the morning to
the children. In the Sunday school there
is to be an address of welcome, with sing
ing by a chorus of voices. In the evening
there is to be concert by the children,
assisted by the church choir and q ladies'
qrnrtette.
At the Universalist church, Sunday
morning at 1880 a. m, there will be
worship with sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Elliot b. Barbour, subject, Spiritual
Power and Human Experience. Those
who did not bring their convention en-
velopes last Sunday will please do 50 this
Sunday. Sunday school at f1.45. Sub
ject of lesson, Feeding of the Five Thou
sand" Y. p. G. U. meeting at p. IN.
Subject, About Our Fathers Busi-
ness" Everyone Is invited.
DUCK POND.
Lillian f. Lowell, a teacher In the Nc
Lellan school, entertained at whist Satur-
day evening at her residence on Fall
mouth street in this place, in honor of
her guest, Harriet o. Proctor, Of 81
Crescent street, Portland, who is also n
teacher in the Mcclellan school.
Among the visitors in the place are
Mrs Bert Parks and her sister, Mrs. II.
Parks andgchildren, at James Mclntyre's.
Otis Thomson of Portland visited his
friend, ID. II. Hunt, in this place Sum
day.
w. r. Donnell is on the sick list.