The Portland daily press., 1900-11-30
Result of Shoot of
Cleaves Rifles.
Thanksgiving Day Personals
and Other Items.

The services of installation of the Rev.
George u. Ilsley. ID. D., as pastor OF the
Westprook Baptist church, are TO occur
Monday afternoon and evening, Decem-
Der 3D., The chul Nh has recently be- n
repaired and renovated and the exercises
will also partake of tn nature OF re-
dedication. The exeroises are to oom-
mence at 2. so O'Clock. Rev. A, N. Diary
of Nashua, n. H., the first pastor Of the
church, is expected in attendance to
offer the dedioatory prayer. Mrs C.sW'
Jordan of Yarmouth Is to render q solo,
after which comes a report of the COM
mittse engaged In making the repairs
and alterations on the church. Brief adj
dresses on the following topics are TO be
delivered during the afternoon. 1.-THE
Importance of the Lords Day and
House." by Rev. MIR. Cochrane OF Spring
vale, Rev. II. L. Caulkins of Yarmouth
and Rev. Bowlsy Green OF Portland. at
clock fraternal greetings are to be
extended the pastor and church. Kew.
Messrs. w. q. Mann, g. +. Parsons.
II. Kearney, and u. Barber are to ex-
tend the greetings OF their respective
churches. From to 6 p. M, there is
to be social hour with refreshments. The
evening service will commence with an
organ voluntary followed by the inyoca-
tion, prayer and hymn, and the follow
ing al iresses: Pastor and His People"
Rev. Bowley Green of Portland; 9TH
Church and Its PASTOR" Kew. II. l..
Csulkins. The right hand of fellow
ship is to be extended by Rev. j. IS,
Wilson, d. D., of Portland; the welcome
of the church by Rev. S. N. Adams; well
come to the city by Mayor j l.. Horn, NJ.
ID. The exercises are to conclude with
prayer and the benediction,
DR.. A. L. Cobb, Main street, enjoyed
Thanksgiving Day In Lynn, Mass, as a
guest OF his brother, physician OF that
city.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
yesterday forenoon at the Westbrook
Congregational church. The services
were silmly attended, but were interest
Ing throughout. On the platform, seated
by the side of the pastor, Rev. S. N.
Adams, were Kevs W. q. Mann,
George Il. nslsy, d. D., A. Ii. kearney.
q. A. Parsons and E. X. Barber. The
Rev. Messrs. Kearney, Parsons and Bar
bour. The proclamation of the Governor
was read by Rev. George nsley, after
which the sermon of the occasion was de-
nvered by Rev. S. N. Adams. Rev. W.
d. Mann pronounced the benediction.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher OF Bath
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Driscoll, Bracket and Crofs
streets.
DIR. G. NJ. woodman of South Windham
spent Thanksgiving day in this city,
the guest OF his father, Postmaster q. b.
woodman IND family. 80
CLEAVES RIFLES SHOOT.
The Cleaves Rides, N. Il. $. NJ, held
their annual company shoot all day yes
terday at their range, Warren park. The
shoot was witnessed by quite number
Of interested spectators. The contest
was for the honor of wearing the oompa-
ny silver medal. the requirement being
the best score out OF possible hundred
targets. The medal was won by Private
Lord, who secured 10 out of possible
100. The result Of the shoot was as fol-
lows:
Private Lord. 75l
Private Hooper, 74l
Private Wheeler, 62
Private Anthony, SO
Sergeant Hanson, 26
Private Walker, 81