The Portland daily press., 1900-06-27
Proposition to Bring It Here Old
Home Week.
Recital at M. E. Church
Thursday.
Funeral of Mrs. Frank w.
Carter.

The six maSted schooner being Dullt az
Bath for Capt. Lincoln Jewett would be
quite an addition to our harbor during
Old Home Week. and 1t has been sug-
gested that the Portland Board Of Trade
correspond with the builders with view
to having her ready by that time.
RECITAL.
A recital will be given at the First NJ.
f.. church in Pleasantdale Thursday
evening, June Is, at eight o clock by the
pupils of Miss Reynolds This will be
the programme:
Children's Chorus-Wild Flowers.
Dialogue-Ladies of Athens, Liscombe
Scene-Home of Socrates.
Characters.
Xanthippe-wife of Socrates.
Helen Morrison
Aspasia-Wife of Pericles,
Laura Lombard
Sappho-Poetess, lnez Johnston
Sadie Worth
Cleobula-Sister of Demosthenes,
Glenn Foster
DamOphila-Riyal of sapPho. W.. .,,.,,,,,..
Nicostrata-wife of sophocles,
Agnes Cole
Socrates, Howard Worth
Dumb Bell Drill, Junior Glass
Emma Jones. Helen Guyer, Matte
Lewis, Bertha Jones, Bertha Huston,
Marian Moore, Margaret Jones, Bes-
sic Pillsbury, Mary Kelley.
4 Bandanna Furry, Class
Vocal Duet-Me Don Like School,
Matte and John Lewis
Recitation-How the Church Was Built
at Kehoe's, Helen Morrison
Plantation Melodies, Glass
(a) Garry Me Back to Old Virginia,
(b) "Mammy's Little Pumpkin Col
ored Coons -
Revel With Hoops,
Mrs. Lombard, Misses Huston, Woods,
Worth, Morrison, Johnston, Cole,
Waterhouse and Foster.
Vocal Duet-Selected,
Messrs Jones and Lewis
Dumb Bell Drill, Senior Class
FUNERAL OF MRS. FRANK W.
CARTER.
There was large attendance of neigh
bors and friends at the funeral services
for Mrs. Frank W. Carter, which were
held yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
from her late residence in Pleasantdale,
corner of Elm and Chestnut streets.
Rev. +. W. Smith, of the Methodist
church, OBLIGATED, and there was singing
by a choir composed of Mrs. j. Z. Knapp,
Mrs. W. II. Worth, MIR. Judson Wass and
Mr.. j. 4. 5. Dyer, their chosen numbers
being shall We Meet Beyond the
River, and The Land of the Sweet
Bye and Bye Miss Helen Morrison
presided at the piano. The pail bearers
were Geo. Stout, Fred Wilson, j. T..
Haley and Charles Hamilton.
The floral tribute included e
pillow from hushnd; bouquets from
children; broken circle from the La
dies. Aid star and bar from Ivy
Lodge No. 3. also many individual
tokens of remembrance. The internenu
wa at Forest City cemetery.
DIR. j. X. p Rogers has returned to
Knightville from business trip in New
York.
Col. A. X. Bolan and party of friends
from New York, have been at the home of
his niece, Mrs. Fred L. Brooks, Pickett
street.
Miss Ethel NJ. Hamilton of Summer
street, Will leave for Newark, \. j., to-
day, where she will spend her summer
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Melville
II. Dyer.
Edw IN Merrill and wife of Lewiston,
are guests of MIR. and Mrs. a. j. Cash at
Cash IS corner.
The new house recently erected by Capt |
Henry +. Willard ON Main street, Willard |
is nearly ready for occupancy. |
Mir. and Mrs. Hiram ID Woodbury. have |
returned from their wedding trip and will |
reside for a time at least at Cashs cor
ner.
The annual excursion and picnic of |
Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools of |
South Portland and Knightville will be
held at Chebeague today. The steamer |
Pilgrim will leave Eastern Steamboat |
wharf at $50, touching at Railway wharf |
at Q o clock.
Mrs. Niles Nelson will entertain the |
Social club at her home on Sawyer street |
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pratt Of Worcester |
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Lynn Buckley on Shawmut street.
Mrs. A. ID. Brown of Willard won the |
pri 70 Of a handsome mat, offered by Miss |
Borrows of Front street.
The Auco cisco was ON the marine rail- |
way yesterday.
The date OF the next reyular meeting of |
Tn South Portland School Board 1.-THE |
first Wednesday OF each monthly, is July |
It'll, at 80 p. IN.
PLEASANTDALE.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Jones have re-
turned from passing the week at orono.
Mrs. W. j. Baker and daughter Han
nah have returned from Bath to their
home on Chapel street.
Mrs. G.. G.. Robinson has returned |
rom Boston accompanied by her mother /
" no has been passing a year in Colorado
and California.
Mr.. Russell Hamblin has returned to
Bridgton. having been called by the death
Of his sister, Mrs. Elzada HaWilton.
Mrs. Chas. Cole and Daughter Sadie
have returned TO their home ID Falmouth.
Mrs Hattie HelmOld OF Clinton, Mass,
IS at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Stephen
Knapp, who is seriously III at her home
On Kesley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Waterhouse, KEEL
,ey street, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Merrill OF Avon, Mas, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jas. MoShsrry Of Providsnee,
R. l., Mr. A2d Mrs. abraham Broad