The Portland daily press., 1900-09-18

geant' has just finished work at Fort
treble and has secured another lob at
Fort Williams. '- '0' 'O
NoDere Chase and A. Y. Skinner re-
'urned Saturday from New Hampshire
ness. '0'A
Mr.. Cook and family who have RECENTLY
Deen living In Boston have taken rooms
IN the South Portland house.
Mr.. Morrison entertained last week
MI and Mrs. William Dunn of Bridoton
una onls week win be visited by Mrs. DIR.
bennett OF the same place. Daniel Nor
rlson VINO is employed with the Armour
Deer company in Biddeford spent Sun
day in South Portland.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs Elijah Hamilton has returned to
ner nome on Summer street, after visit
WIN her sister, Mrs. Emma Noble in
Rockport, Mass.
B. Frank Hayden has resumed his
studies at Bowdoin college after vaca-
tlon spent at his home on Middle street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Libby with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans, have arrived
tives in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. VIII Burgess and Mrs. Albert
Neal are in Streeter, Ill with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burgess, who reside there
The choir Of the First M. e. church of
This place viii give a concert 1t the
cnurch on Wednesday night. The music
Is extra tine and the readings viii be of a
high order. Some good talent has been
secured and it may be expected that the
evening viii be very helpful and in
teresting as wen as Instructive to all.
1t is hoped that large number will be
present as the proceeds Will be used for
the benefit OF the church.
Miss Lottie Redlon has gons to her
home in Buxton after a visit with her
friend, Miss Sadie Thomas
Miss Flora Cameron is entertaining
company from New Hampshire at her
home at Ligon1a
Miss Ethel Hamilton has returned to
her home and resumed her school after a
brief visit out OF town.
Miss Libby has returned to her home
in Scarboro after a visit with Miss Grace
Eggert at Ligon1a.
Miss Myrtle Whittier is somewhat i'm
proved and the physician gives hopes of
improvement and it is hoped that she
viii Immediately recover her health.
Miss Written has a host of friends who
are sorry for her Illness.
The college boys are all off for the win
ter's work. Percival Mosher and Henry
Cole have gone to Orono; Frank Hay
den to Bowdoin and Harry Small and
Arthur Robinson to Tufts. Alvah
Small and AIverdo Phinney of 1900, Will
enter Orono this week.
Miss Sadie Goodwin OF Chapel street,
and Miss e. Mildred Woods of Summer
street, are attending the Gorham Normal
school.
Miss Lillian DeCoster OF St. Paul,
Mimi, is being entertained at the home
of her aunt Miss NJ A. DeCoster, Sum-
mer street.
Mrs. Annie Rowe is reported quite Ill
at her home, New Elm street.
Mrs. Q. e. Hayes has returned from
passing week at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Il. E. Barton, Plymouth Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Dyer and children
have returned from some weeks at South
port.
Rev. and Mrs. " S, Jones have re-
turned to their home on Chapel street.
The regular business meeting and
sociabIe of the 4. P. S. G. E., was held
Monday evening at the home OF Mr.. Wal
ter Hutchinson, Chapel street.
Mr.. Robert Logan, Jr., while engaged
in putting wheels under car at Saco
Sunday last, had the top of his third fin
ger on his left hand taken of which Will
probably lay him up for some little
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. Cole and daughter,
Sadie OF Falmouth passed Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Woods,
Summer street.
Mr.. George StrOut, with party Of Maine
Central engineers, attended the Roches-
ter fair and report a very fine time.