The Portland daily press., 1900-12-31
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The class of 1907, p. ii. s., will hold
It's first annual reunion at Riverton park
on Tuesday, January /. Special cars
Will leave Monument square at o'clock.
I BY order Of Captain Parker the MEM
hers OF Company b will meet at the arm
ory tonight.
Chambers bard enjoyed their annual
dinner at swett's hossl yesterday.
The officers elect of lvanhoe Lodge, No
vs., X. Of p, will be installed at the meet
ing Tuesday evening by d. q. q. John
W. Estle. AS this viii be the first meet
ing OF Ivanhoe for the nav century 1t Is
expected that there will be large attend
anoe of the members. There will be some
thing interesting for those who attend.
Shepley Camp, No. 4, Sons Of Veterans.
and tie Ladies' Aid society of the camp
are to hold joint installation ceremonies,
Tuesday evening, January LIST, at their
quarters IN Baxter block, Congress street..
The officers are to be installed by Lieut..
A. II. Hartman OF Mestbrook.
Portland Colony, No. 81, Pilgrim
Fathers, are to hold their first meeting
in the new sons of Veterans hall, Bax-
ter block, Congress street, Friday even.
ing, January 4th.
Portland Encampment No. II, ]. o.
OF, viii celebrate their 2Sth anniversary
ON an. 4th, 1901. supper at p. m. A
short entertainment at 8 O'Clock. This
rest of the evening Will be devoted to
whist and sooiabillty.
Members may obtain tickets from tns
following committee before Jan. 3D.,
w. II. Ohler, Herbert W. Sears, sherman
g. Willard, Elisha Dunning, John T..
Woodbury..
Pine Cone Lodge, No. 4, Will hold its
next meeting at 8 o'clock on the after
noon of January .. In the evening the
officers eIe,tei Tor she ensuing term WIZ
be publicly installed. Each member has
the privilege OF inviting two persons &c
at tend the installation exercises.
MIR. q. S. Woolworth, one of the owners
of the Syndicate i've and ten-oent stores.
arrived in the city Saturday. He was
seen by a reporter of the PRESS, but de.
oiined to MAKE any statement concern
ing the fire In the Portland store.
The ladies having in charge the ar
rangements for the coming rummage
sale earnestly solicit such articles al
books, pictures, ornaments, clothing
(insn's and women's), furniture, ekc !,
which may be sent to Room II, City
Building, at any time during the week.
John Gallagher will spend the next
four months in the county jail. John
was convicted in the municipal court,
Saturday, of the theft OF a razor and ten
billiard tails.
In the municipal court, Saturday,
Joseph Burgess was arraigned on a
charge OF forgery and held for the Superb
or court under $500 bail. He was ar
rested Thursday night aftcr working at
Dean Bros. store an order orting
to be signed by James II. Hartford, but
which Hartford later pronounced forg-
cry.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been filed
by Fred H. Thibod au, Grand Isle; FRANK
d. Flagg, Benton; John X. Ryder,
Presque Isle.
James Croannas has been held for the
grand jury by Judge Hill Croannas
is accused Of breaking into Aliens
restaurant ON Commercial street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond Pierce
are to appear in Portland for the first
time, Saturday evening next, at the re-
union of the students of the Shaw Busi-
ness college. Character sketches and
readings are their sreciaItles and they
have met with marked success wherever
they have appeared. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Hamilton and w. II. Hatch are also to
appear. All former students are cordial
Iy Invited to be present.
The ladies aid society of the Church
of the Messiah, will meet Wednesday az
ternoon, January 2, at the home OF the
president, Mrs. +. N. Calderwood, AZ
North street.
The ladies' annex of the Congress
Square church Will hold meeting Tues
d ay. January 1st, at $50.
Janitor brown OF the Auditorium has
| built fine booth for the use OF the Port
land Cadets at their entertainment on the
evening OF January Z. The booth Is paint.
| ed white, is a5 by 10 feet, has an arbor o.
electric lights and a background with
palms