The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-08-21

6OO HI E Vla i Ian Os
The annual examination of teachers of
the South Portland schools, ana the sec
end examination for admission to the
High school viii be held in the high
school roonls Saturday, Sept. 1st, at a.
IN.
The tent meetings which have been 50
successfully held under the auspices of
the pentecostal church, win be continued
during this week. Among the workers
from out OK the city who VIII take part
are Rev Mr.. Ramsdell of Cundy's Har-
Dor and f. A. Hillery of Providence, Il.
/. The former VIII be heard Tuesday
night and the latter on Wednesday, both
afternoon and evening.
Capt. Jacob Dodge Of the Schooner
Alice Trundy which has just arrived at
Bath, with lumber, was visiting at his
home here yesterday.
Engineer Fem was engaged yesterday
in running the lines Of the new sewer on
High and school streets, and it is ex-
peoted that work on the same win be-
gin today.
Rev. Mr- Newoomb, pastor of the
bethany church, has as guest his brother
in-law, who is accompanied by his wife
The Democratic twar horses had an
informal conference at the Knightville
hose house last evening and mapped out
the lines Of the coming campaign.
DR.. Brown is entertaining his brother
from out Of the city.
Miss Belle Tibbetts Of Fairfield, is the
guest OF AIr. and Mrs. J. r. Spencer of
Sawyer street.
n e. Gordon, who has been in the
eastern section OF the state, returned
home Saturday.
The funeral of the young daughter of
Dir. and Mrs. John Hayden of knight
vile. was held yesterday at 10 a. MD at
- Z street.
DR.. i. II. Wallace, who has been visit
ing at the home of his uncle, Joseph
Craig, Scammon Hill, has returned to his
home at Hamilton, Ontario.
Miss Stellar and Miss Du Bots, who
have been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Everett
Benner for the past three weeks, have
returned to their homes at Poughkeepsie,
New York.
Mrs. Alden Reed and daughter Flora
Of Booth bay Harbor, are at Walter Dyer's
on Cottage street.
o. c. Evans. ESQ, with his family VIII
leave next week for North Easbon, Mass,
where Mr.. Evans is supervisor of schools.
Miss Whiting, a guest at the Cloyester
IN Loveitt's Field, gave a very enjoyable
hop to her friends at the casino last Sat
urday evening Higgins orchestra Iur-
nished music.
Rev Richard Abbott, who was a guest at
the home OF Mrs ID. 4. Seaman on
Seaman street, preached to a large
congregation at Williston church Sunday
forenoon and evening. Mis- Jennie King
Morrison sang at these services. DIR.
Abbott is a Portland boy and was a
member OF Company II, Fifth Maine
regiment. He will leave for his home
In Camden, n y, today.
Mrs Isabelle Skinner has left the en-
pIoy of the Bath Iron Works and is now
with Adde & Co. OF Portland.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Helen Hoyt, Hoyt street, has re-
turned from two weeks at Seeds,
Mrs J.. r. Lemont and Miss Katherine
Hoyt left Saturday for two weeks at Mer-
Ger.
Miss M. A. DeCoster has been enter
tanning Mrs. q. w. Cole and grandson
Of Dorchester, Mass, and Mrs. E. b.
Hodsdon and son of Roxbury, Mass, at
her home Summer street, during the past
week.
Mrs. 5. A. Smith and daughter, Miss
Ellie, have returned from passing old
Home Week. at Buckheld.
Mr.. Arthur Reeves of Lynn, Mass, is
being entertained at the home OF Mrs.
S. A. Smith, Summer street.
Mr. J. W. Devine has returned to Bos-
ton after some weeks at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. G. e. Hayes.
Mrs. Edward Evans Is entertaining her.
brother, Mr.. Geo. Newell OF Farming
dale.
Mr.. Geo. Strout and family are enjoy
ING an outing at Camp Averill, " Prouts
Mr. Walter Hayes, after two weeks
vacation. has resumed his duties as
checker in the Maine Central yard
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