The Portland daily press., 1900-12-31
MORRILLS.

Mrs. L. o. WildeS of Stevens aven ne is
considered out of danger, tho ugh still
very i'll.
Mrs L. L. Little, formerly of Hartley
avenue, has moved to the home OF her son
on Washington avenue.
The meeting OF the Schiller club is post
poned to January 4, 1901.
The Christmas festival at the Clark
Memorial church, was grand success.
The Christmas tree yielded delights to
the children; and the music and recita-
lions added to the enjoyment of the occa-
sion.
Mr.. Llewellyn Wildes of Boston recent
ly visited his parents on Stevens avenue.
Mrs. Hunt of Forest avenue, who re-
Gently underwe MT surgical operation,
is in a very low condition.
Mrs, Scribner, OF New street, is still
very Ill,
Raymond Andrew of Leland street has
gone to New York, to visit his former
young neighhor Willie Fitz.
Helen Riohaid son, of Richardson street,
Is better.
Roger Andrew of Leland street and
Charley Nutter of Sawyer street are visit
Ing friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Blanche Wildes OF Skowhegan has
come to Deering to make a short stay at
The home OF her mother -in-law, Mrs.
Nildes of Stevens avenue.
Mir. William wildes OF Skowhegan was
in town recently.
Mr.. Thomas Malone, formerly of Leon
ard street, has moved into his new house
sn Pleasant avenue
Mr.. Phinnev and family have moved
from Westbrook to the corner of Leland
Ivenue and Leonard street, Deerlng Gem
Ter.
Rookameeoook tribe of Red Men at the
meeting held FrI1sy evening, elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Proph t, Charles CLARK; sachem, John
Archibald; senior sycamore. Edwar1
Scott; junior sycamore, Elmer 0. Var
sey; chief of records, Herbert b. Seal.
The officers are to be Installed Friday
yening, January 4th, by ID. ID. q, S.
Ira q, Strout, of Cumb srland Mills The
Ladies' Circle of the tribe are to hold a
upper, social ana entertainment Satur-
lay evening, d January ON
The Junior Y. p. q. U. OF All Souls
Uniyersalist church entertained the
ladies' Circle of the church OH Monday
Nening. for the benefit OF the Sunday
Iohool.
A New Year s reception and dance Is to
Ne given by the University club at Hoegg
hall, Deering Center, Tuesday evening,
10 a fv,u tod
At meeting of the Free c hurch, Con-
IreGational, held during the past week,
IN invitation was EXTENDED to Rev. r.
=. Harbutt of Searsport to become its
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Harbutt has been set.
led at Searsport for II years. snd during
he past month has preached two or three
lines at the Free Church as candidate
or the vacant pulpit, 1t is believed that
nmilar action will be taken by the North
Deering Congregational church, SO that
Inc two churches will be supplied by the
anne pastor. 1t is thought that Rev.
Or. Harbutt will accept the calls at an
Darly date.
The first entertainment In the course
% be given this winter by the ID eering
High School Alumni association is to be
given Wednesday evening, January 2, at
Crosby hall, Deering High school build
ing when MIR. Hoyt L. Conary OF Massa-
lhusetts, tbs Well known reader and i'm
persnnator, Is to appear in bright and
original monologue entitled "A Man
About Town. Reserved seat tickets are
pow on sale at Chapman 81 Wymen's
arug st ore, Woodfords, +. l.. Winship's
eruR store, Deering Center. and at the
Deering Drug company, MorrIlIa Tbs
proceeds from the course of entertain
ments is to be used for the purchase OF
much needed reference books for the
High school library.