The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-06

placed in position at the Haskell silk
mill. Ths contractors, Gray and Hous-
ton, are now engaged on the building to
be used as the Office. The office building
Is to be handsom, structure. 80 by 20
with mansard roof.
Rev. Elliott b. Barbour, pastor OF the
Uniyersalist church, delivered the first of
a series of lecture Sunday evening. The
subject was Character Building" q
Minnehaha Council, No. 8. ID. Of p, is
to visit Wenonah Council of Portland at
their meeting to be held this evening.
A committee of twenty five gentlemen
with MIR. Z. B. Newcomb as chairman.
are to give a clam supper at the Warren
Congregational ohurch.vestry this week.
The ladies' aid society connected with
Wade camp, Sons of Veterans, Is to be In
spected on Thursday evening by Past
Captain Elliott Hatch.
Cumberland star lodge, Il. o. l., OBJ
served its annual homing night at their
lodge room last evening. A supper and
entertainment was enjoyed during the
evening. The affair was In charge OF the
following COMMITTEES: w. S. Flye, Gill
bert Wilkens and +. Q. Godfrey.
MIR. James p. Bryant of Stroudwatsr,
has moved into the HOUSE owned by Mr..
Charles Towls on Cross street.
The K. of G. whist club Is to be enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Christine Lapointe, Church street.
Miss Laura Tolman, a daughter of
Judge and Mrs. j. ID. Holman, has re-
turned from Harrison where she has been
on a visit to her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Rackliff and Mr..
Charles Racklii1, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their father, Mr.. George
Rackliff at Peaks island.
Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Main street, is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. W. l.. Allen
of Tenants Harbor.
Mr.. B. Kobichaud, who has been on a
five weeks visit to relatives in Prince
Edward island has returned home.
MIR. Herbert G.Starr, has returned from
Massachusetts, and Connecticut, where he
has been on a business trip. His daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Starr, who is Ill at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Turner Of Port
land, is reported as improving in health.
Mr.. Loring p. Rand and son Herbert,
are enjoying a weeks visit at Standish.
The following officers have been elected
by the Freshman olassd OF the Westbrook
high school: President, Joseph Small;
vice president, Ethel Morrill,; secretary,
Harry Strout; treasurer, Sarah Larrabee.
The Westbrook high school football
eleven will play a game OF football We'd
nesday afternoon in Portland with the
Portland high school eleven. Saturday
afternoon, November 10th, the boys ex-
poet to play game with the Yarmouth
high scnool eleven at Warren park.
Thanksgiving day the boys expect to play
the Biddeford high school at Biddeford.
The officers of Warren Phillips lodge OF
Masons elective and appointive, are to be
installed on Wednesday evening at Ma
sonic hall.
Reeves American Band OF Providence,
Rhode Island, (ffty OF the finest musi-
clans in New England) were ordered to
New York to appsar in the Mckinley
sound money parade. In the evening
they gave a very fine concert at the New
York Athletic club, 59th street ana sixth
avenue, where they honored Miss Annie
O. Holmes by placing her new march,
'The Westbro0k" on the programme.