The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-13
SOUTH PORTLAND.


10 Is. Discussion--'swhat Are the
Marks of n Normal Christian Ex-
perience of Today Opened by
Rev. j. l.. Jenkins, ID. ID.
Ill 5. Discussion-'what Is Preach
ing Christi" Opened By
Rev. smith Baker, ID. ID.
AFTERNOON.
Las. Devotional Service.
s.1e. Business, Reports CT Committees.
etc.
s.l5. Conference sermon,
s.15 Communion.
3.45. n-s'Cindidating,
Opened by Rev. w. III. Mcbride
20 Discussion-..TheB Best Sunday
Evening Service for the Country
Church." Opened by Chas. l.. Marston
$50. Supper.
EVENING.
$50. Praise Service. sz.ss -.
s.45. Address-'sM Men OF Power,
Rev. s. n. Adams
$50. Singing.
S.25. Address,
Rev. G. w. Reynolds.
Special cars viii leave Monument
square, Portland, for Meeting House
Hill at 900 a. m. The usual reductions
will be made on railroads. Each church
is entitled to choose two delegates TO this
conference and all others are welcome.
Pastors and Sunday school superiutend-
ents are members Of tho conference. En-
tertainment will be provided for those
who remain over night.
Rev. Robt. Lawton, Rev. A. II
Wright, Rev. +. H. Newcomb, Commit
tee Of Arrangements.
TIRED OF SERVICE.
A few men at Fort Williams seem to
ed. OF the six who left, two were caught
In New York. one at Fall River, another
at New Bedford and the latter Is likely
to go to Fort Adams, r. l., for trial. A
man who has been absent for a while was
found quietly resting yesterday In : the
woods opposite TO the Belmont house ard
was conducted to more comfortable quar-
tiers within the precincts of the garrison.
Armed cap-a-pie, a corporal came to the
city Monday and gathered In another
man who was brought to ref lie that his
absence was an unauthorized one.
-HECKBERT
There was quiet wedding at South
Portland. Saturday afternoon. Rev. Err
nest Doughty of Fryeburg, formerly of
South Portland, united in marriage
Miss Ethel l. Mcdonald of South Port
land to MIR. William II. Heckbert Of
Portland. They will reside in Portland.
REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The Republicen -olab ct their next
meeting to be held ut Oasis hall. Knight
Vile, Friday evening will elect officers
for the year and transact other important
business. h.-~SsszE.
WHEEL RIDE.
The cyclists Of South Portland en-
couraged by the success Of the last .sBlind
Rum rallied In good numbers last eve
ming and with colors flying went to
Riverton and enjoyed very pleasant eve
ming These cyclists runs are now much
in vogue.
Private Haynee of Fort Prebls while
out Of joint one day the past week.
The boys at Fort Preble have erected
swings, high bars and other apparatus
for athletic work on the parade ground
with which they practice daily.
Mr.. Andrew Cleveland of Portland,
has moved into the Warren house on
Summer street. Mr.. Cleveland is a
Waterman on the\ steamer Governor
Dingley.
The funeral of Miss Gertrude L. e.
dredge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as F. Walsh, was held yesterday morning
at O'Clock at her parents residence, %
C street, Knightviile. Requiem high
mass was said at st. Dominic's church
ut 9o'clock.
The quarterly conference Was held at
Browns Hill church, Tuesday evening.
Presiding Elder Thayer Of the Portland
district conducted the meeting.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's Sunday at the First NJ. f. church.
The South Portland High school alumni
association will hold its annual reunion
at Town hall, Saturday next.
The annual reunion of the Cape Eliza
beth High school alumni association will
be held at the old town house next Satur-
day evening.
Hiram Dyer was at Cape Cottage
grounds yesterday laying out plants on
the grounds to the eastward Of the casino.
Miss Ruth Corey Is in Boston on a brief
visit.
Remember that the Universalists offer
nice supper, etc., at Cushings Point on
Thursday next. Fss~ s~''''i
Sympathy is expressed on every side for
Captain and Mrs. Jewett, who 50 narrow
ly escaped death ON the Charles p. Not
man, which was sunk by Mallory
steamer, an account of which was given
In yesterdays PRESS. Captain and Mrs.
Jewett have a host Of friends here who
were startled at the sad news, for 1t was
known that this was to have been Capt.
Jexvett's last trim In the Chas p Not