The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-09
Addresses BY Rev. Mr.. Adams and
Others.
Services at Universalist
Church.
News of Deering District and
South Portland.

At the Universalist church Sunday ~
the morning service at 10 30 O'Clock theie
win be worship with sermon BY the pas
tor, Rev. Elliot b. Barbour, subject.
"Ths Friendship of Christ Sunday
school ut IL q. m. The series OF lessons
IN the life OF Christ are especially attrac-
i've and every body Is especially invited to
he services of the Sunday school, sutjsct
Jesus and Nioodsm u.s." Y. r. q. U.
MD No.; n service Of song prsoedes the
,sryice. A cordial welcome extended to
all who will to attend these services.
The next meeting of the Ammoncongin
club IL to be held February 18th and Is to
bs in charge Of Mrs. Isabel Porter and
Mrs. Ellie Toimsn. Esoh member viii
respond to the rel, call by reading some
thing pertaining to housswork or house.
hold economies.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
of the Universalist church held an enter
tainment and svcial last evening In the
vestry of their church.
Mr., Albert IL. Parker, q Wsstbrook boy
who for the past ten years has been To-
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city visiting his sisters, Mrs. ". ".
Poole and Mrs. c. n. Palmer, before
lsaving for Ohio. where he Ia to locate.
Miss Lizzie Doyle, who has been III
with erysipslss for some time past is now
much Improved in health and able to get
ont OF dours.
Mr.. W. S. Mcclellan has recovered from
- nd 10 ahfP tt kp
out again.
Messrs l.. b. Guthrie and Vim. Lenvitt
OF Gorham were calling on friends In
this city yesterday.
Wade camp, No. 10. Sons Of Veterans,
win observe Lipooln's birthday by special
exercises Monday evening. February 18th,
at Grand Army hall. Rev. S. N. Adams.
pastor of the W, sibrook Congregational
church viii deliver an address app'opri-
ate to the occasion. as will Rev Il. Is.
Barbour, this new pastor Of the Universal
list church. Mrs. A. q. Cloudman and
other musiosi talent has been engaged for
the occasion, and the exercises will be
made as attractive as possible. The exer-
cises are to com mence at Z. 80 O'clock and
a cordial Invitation Is extended the public
to attend.
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.
The temperance me SIS meeting hsld iE st
evening ct the Wsstorook opera HOUSE
wss tt ,ndei by abort tifty cit zsns. but
doutti. SIS tas stt indance would have been
larger, but for the unpropitious westher.
Hon. W. X Dans reslded over the meet
ing. The opening prayer was made by
Rev. W. g. Mann, pastor OF the Warren
Con grsgat,onsl church. After few pre-
lim;nary remarks, Mr.. Dana introduced
Rev. L. S. MoAllistsr. pr stor OF the PINE
st,e.t Methodist church OF a OF tland al
the speaker Of the evening. Rev. Mr.
MoAIlist.r In his remarks showed con
oluslvsly that during his residence In
var'ors PARTS of tbs country he hao
had an opportunity to study the temper
anoe aues ion In It's various phas S, ane
his plsa for the enforcement of the prohi
b,tory law was an excellent effort. H.
spoke OF the neos ss,ty Of enforcing al
laws without regard to whom they hurt
In conolr sion he urged his hearers to dc
mand OF their Il respective parties when II
power that they should impattially ANT
faithfully administer the Law, Rev. S
u. Pearson Of Portland Was called on anf
responded briefly. saying that his senti
ment could be better summed up In tn
words of the speaker Of the evening. Th
meeting adj burned after an expression o
thanks bad teen rendered the speaker o
the evening by q rising vote.
The leaders In the temperance move
ment in Westbreok feel quite encourageS
Is a result Of last evenings nesting.