The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-13

WARD FOUR.
Alde-m n-Bion b. Small.
Warden.-Thomas Y. O'Neil.
Ward Cierk-Lindon p. Brown.
Constable-Clars nee W. Morse.
Msyorsity Delepatss-E. 1. Bonner, NJ.
A. Hanna, Frei II. Jordan.
Ward Commtttee-k. 4. Benner, ALI
ston Gardiner, John Hayden, N. A. Ham
ma, John II. Croucben.
WARD FIVE.
Aldsrman-Henry p. c. Hersey.
Warien-Henry y. e. Hereey.
Ward Clerk-kbsn II. Parrott.
CoDstable-Edwin IL. Parr tt.
S. Com N ittee-Dr. l.. q. Jewell.
Delegates to Mayoraity Conventional.
err.
WARD SIX.
Alderman-W. W. Pickett.
Warden-Joel L. Haley.
Ward Clerk-Walter h. Hayes.
Constsble-Jamss K. Hayes
Mayoralty Delegates George l.. Miller,
Thomas b. Haskell, Alonzo 5. Taylor.
E. A. 0sgood, K. L. Stone, Thomas u.
Haskell, David l.. Jones
WARD SEVEN.
Alderman-Joieph +. Chaplin.
Warden-Henry Il. Cash.
Ward Clssk-Joseph B.. Larrnbee.
Delegates to Nayoraliy Convention
George K Pepper, X. M.Skil.ins. Earnest
Henry.
Ward Comm ittee-C. L. Hatch. W. II
Thomas, Henry e. Cash, John II. John
son, X. NJ. Skipins.
The willard Hose company have about
finished the addition to their house to
accom- modate the new truck which was
given to them by the oity of Portland.
The members of the company freely gave
their services In the work Of cons truction
and the only expense involved was that
Of buying the material.
Capt. Daniel White OF willard. who has
been under treatment at the Name Gen.
eral Hospital. is said to be improving.
Hiram Lodge, y. & A. NJ, will hold
Its regular meeting this evening, when
the Fellow Graf degress will be worked.
The musical given at the Peoples NJ. L
church last evening under the auspices
of the Ladies' Circle, was well attended,
and In every way n success. The various
musical numbers ware rendered in a
most oreditab'e manner. The programme
was published In Saturdays PRESS.
The History club will meet Thursday
evening OF this week with j. u. Cobb
Willard.
Albert Mossiey of South Portland,
started for Westboro. Mass, yesterday
morning, he having been rendered a
position in an automobile factory at that
place.
"Lou" Weinberg has been appointed to
the position Of night engineer at the
power house at Knightville, to nll the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of A.
p. Morrill,, who has accepted position
rs engineer at the Globe laundry.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mosher Ia able to be out.
attsr severe attack Of neuralgia.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Dyer, 10 very Ill with pneumonia.
Mr.. Geo. Niokerson has moved his
family to Portland.
Mr.. John G. Wilson. Palmer street,
has returned to his duties as fireman on
the Western Division.
MIR. Richard Evans, Forest avenue, has
accepted position on the Maine Gen.
trail.
Mr.. j. A. Coolproth has been enter.
tanning MIR. Al ANGEL Of Willard.
Mrs. Amelia MaoCraken has returned
to her home In Dorche ster, Mass. 60
compAnied by her sister, Miss Laura Apt.
Miss Emma Clifford has returned to
her home In Manchester. N. H, after
few weeks at the home Ct her sister, Mrs.
Geo, Kennedy. Atlantic avenue.
MIR. Albert Gavett, kelsey street, Is re-
ported to be quite Ill.
MIR. Y. l.. Haokett. Hoyt street, has
returned to bis labors at the Star Match
Co., after few weeks illnsss.