The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-12
MORRILLS.

Miss Sadie Smith celebrated her four
teenth birthday on Thursday evening at
her home, 1120 Forest avenue. There
were 90 of her young friends IN attend
ance to assist In the observance OF the
event. Refreshments OF Toe cream and
cake were served by Misses Kate Went
worth, Leila Smith, Winnie Pelton, and
chocolate was served by Miss Tibbetts.
During the evening the following pro-
gramme was carried out: Piano solo,
sadie smith; vocal solo and chorus, Alice
Little; piano solo, John Barnett; vocal
solo, Leila Smitn; monograph selections
Mr.. Edward SCOTT; vocal solo, Lena
Packard; plano duet Mrs. Smith and
Miss Barnett; vocal duett, Misses Pack
ard and Barnett; piano solo, Mrs. John
Barnett; quartette; recitation, Winnie
Peiton; vocal solo, Leila Smith; piano
solo, Maud Skillin; vocal solo, Lena
Packard; photograph selections; piano
solo, sadie Smith; quartette. After the
entertainment the remainder OF the even
ing, until a late hour, was devoted to
the playing OF games. Miss Smith was
the recipient OF numerous presents, and
her guests departed for their homes wish
ing their young hostess many happy re-
turns Of the day.
State missionary Rev. W. W. Hooper,
of the Universaiist churches of Maine,
has returned from q trip to Matsawam- :
keag and Lee and other parts OF eastern
Maine, where he has been in the interests
of the denomination.
Mr.. l.. Q. Goddard, the Deering Cen
ter florist, has returned from business
trip in Boston.
MIR. Charles Given of Boston Is q guest
of MIR. ID. W. Hoegg, Jr, at his home,
Stevens avenue, Dsering Center.
The annual fair OF All Souls Univer
salist church, held during the past week
in the vegtry OF the church, was well at
tended, and Will probably net the society
large sum OF money, The tables were
well laden with useful and fancy articles
offered for sale. The entertainments
were OF high order of excellence, and
much enjoyed by all. The suppers served
each evening were also well patronized
and enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Circle of Rockameecook
tribe OF Red Men held one OF their sue
cesful suppers and socials on Saturday
evening at Red Mems hall,
The Ladies' Circle OF ALI Souls Uni.
versalist church are to hold supper and
entertainment next Friday evening, in
| the vestTy OF their church.
New signs have been placed in position
at the entrance to Evergreen cemetery.
The regular weekly canoes on MONDAY
and Friday evenings are TO be held al
Hoegg hall, Desring Centre. Thursday
evening. December q, the Bowdoin col
lsge mandolin, glee and banjo clubs,
composed of over 30 men, are to give q
concert In the same hall. This is to be
their first APPEARANCE Of the season.
Rev. A. X. Sylvester OF Old Orchard
was the guest OF his sister, Mrs. >. A.
Lowe, Brentwood street, on THURSDAY.
Mr. sylvester is much improved in health
and strength, which Will be good news
to his many friends.
Hon. Myron Il. Moore, Stevens avenue,
Deering Centre, Is confined to the house
by an attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Helen Stevens has been the guest
for few days OF Mr.. Clarence Flint
Washington avenue, Oceanvale.
MIR. Albert Robinson and his sister
Mrs. Munson, have moved from Washing
ton avenue TO rent on Sawyer street
| Woodfords.
Mrs. Mary Hicks Of Moth Yarmouth
and daughter, Mrs. Capt. John D.
Cleeves OF Yarmouth Foreside, were the
guests one day during tbs past week O
their old neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
| liam Sweetsir at Morrills. Mrs. Hicki
| is 81 years of age.
Miss Louise Fernald, Stevens avenue
teacher at the North Deering primary
school, has been confined to the hous'
during the past two weeks by illness.
| DIR. Lawrence Willard, city physician
at Saco, accompanied by his wife, hav'
been here during the past week as guest
Of Mrs. Wizards uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
W. Hawkes., corner OF Wayerley stree
and Forest avenue.
Mrs. Frederick Durham has returned
home from trip through New Hamp
shire, Vermont and Canada, accompany
ing her husband on q business trip.
Mr.. w. Il. jackson and wife, Colleg
strset, have gone to the Rangeley lake re
| gions on q brief vacation,
Mr.. Elmer o. Varney has been confines
to the house during the past week on &C
count OF illness. He Is now reported Al
improving in..health.
Miss Alberta Stevens. Stevens avenue
has returned from Bath where she ha
been on q visit to friends.
Mr.. j. Elliott Smith and wife expec
to leave on Monday for a visit witt
friends in New Hampshire and New
York. They expect to be gone for tn
winter.