The Portland daily press., 1900-06-20
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the guests of MIR. Cooks sister, Miss
Mary Cook, at the A. II. Huston home
stead, corner Deering and Forest avenues.
MIR. Cook has for few days gone on
brief business trip in Eastern Maine.
Rev. Manley b. Townsend and wife OF
Dixfleld, formerly located here, are guests
at the home of Mr.. Townsend's brother,
Rev. IL. Il. Townsend and wife, Revere
street. Mr.. Townsend and wife are here
in attendance upon the graduation exer-
cises at Westbrook Seminary where their
daughter, Miss Flora A. Townsend Is a
student and Is to graduate on Thursday.
The graduating class of the Deering
high school are to hold their annual out
ing Tuesday, June Goth, ON the Songo
river. The class will go by train to Seba-
go lake station where they will take the
steamer and enjoy a sail up the Songo
river and picnic dinner at noon. We'd
nestiay evening, June eth, the class day
exercises are to be held in Crosby hall,
high school building. The graduating
exercises are to be held Thursday after
noon, June 2sth, in Crosby hall and on
Friday evening, June a9th, tho alumni
association is to tender reception and
dance to the graduating class in Crosby
hall.
Mr.. Charles b. Dalton. Woodford street
is having an artificial stone walk laid
from the sidewalk to the front entrance
of his beautiful residence. Mr.. Dalton is
also having the lawn graded, and stone
retaining wall built on the Norwood
street side of his home, this work being
necessitated by the lowering of the street
grade.
Messrs. Richard and Arthur Coolidge,
students at Tufts college have returned to
the home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. B. Coolidge for the summer vacation.
Thursday evening Rocky Hill lodge,
knights of Pythias are to confer the rank
of knight. At this meeting the officers
are to be nominated for the ensuing term.
On Friday evening the members of the
lodge with their wives and lady friends
are to be entertained at a supper and en-
tertainment TO be given by Crescent As
sembly, Pythian Sisterhood.
The ladies' guild of Trinity Episcopal
chapel held their annual strawberry fes-
tiyaI and entertainment last evening at
Lewis hall. The supper was served in the
usual excellent manner characteristic of
this society and was well attended and
much enjoyed by all. The entertainment
which was followed was interesting and
much enjoyed.
The class of 1901, Deering high school,
held a dance last evening at Hoegg hall,
Deering Center which was well attended.
The marriage announcements of Mr..
Roy l.. Hayden, formerly of this city and
Miss Alico Gertrude Wilson of East Madi-
son are being received in this city. The
wedding occurred June 18th and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden are to be at home TO their
friends after July /. MIR. Hayden was
formerly employed in this city, being an
assistant book-keeper for Shaw, Ham
mond and Carney. Mr.. Hayden is now
successfully located as an assistant super
intendent in one of the departments of a
large WOODEN mill at East Madison.
The fourth annual muster of the Maine
State Firemen's association Is to be held
| August and 2 in the city of Gardiner,
| On the first day the business meetings of
the association are to be held and on
the second day the several contests are to
occur. The committee In making out the
list of contests have decided this year to
leave out the hook and ladder contest al
so the hose coupling contest. Active plans
are now being made and the executive
committee has held its last meeting and
the plans are now nearly perfected for
holding the muster.
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