The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-03

u. nouitsn Of Cushinss Point y 10 I'M
dsrrtood that tbs bid o. Smith q Rumery
win be accepted and the committee will
70 right aKs.s and &c that the church ID
pushed 10 an early compilation. A meet
Ing was TO have bsep held Monday eve
ming ct the bono Of Hiram Dysf but on
account Of the unfavorabls weather q
postponsment was taken.
NIB. CHANDELIERS ACCIDENT.
Nj. Chandler Of dynamite fame says
that ths explosive 10 danssrous In more
ways than one. 10 10 not coed plan sven
TO inhale II and Monday Wills explain
ing Its use TO some young men, Mr..
Chandler was Suddenly overooms BY its
pungsnt smell and fslling over flour
barrel near By broke two Of his ribs.
The many frier DIS Of Mr.. Robert Zim-
norman are wishing that very popular
gentleman "bon voysga' Mr.. thinner
man left on the boat for Nsv York Tues
day, where he will take French liner
for his home in Switzerland. Mr.. Elm.
norman has been motorman on the
electric road for some time and has q
host Of friends who regret that such q
pleasant and popular fellow has gone
across the water. Good LUCK and pleas
ant voyage.
The rehearsal for sunady's music will
be held ct the church on Thursday night
IT 7So. All members please attend.
The service Of Sunday ut the LIST church
was most Interesting one. Rev. ". A.
Latch preached . very intsrsstingly cot
our lives In the past and-our possibill-
ties for the future. The past 10 gone. Jet
We never forget the old friends and q
years 20 on we make new Ones and We
live in Time. which 10 the beginning
Of Eternity. Each person should read
good books not fiction trash, but poetry,
art, mathsmatios, solid works sof help.
fui kind that will help "a higher. nobae'
life. God 10 round about ~ waiting and
more than willing to help those who ask
his aid. The sermon was NEST inter.
essing and Instructive one and listened
to with great attention.
Capt. Emery Davis, who has been visit
Ing his old homo In Friendship, hes re-
turned 10 his rssidsnoe on Sawyer street.
Cleveland Wallace. who has been quits
siek for fortnight, 10 thought 70 be I'm
proving.
Elisabth City Lodge, I. o. o. r., In
stalled its sffiesrs last evening. and after
wards enjoyed an oyster suppss. There
were several guests present from Port
land.
The meeting Of tbs U. o. q. @. fixed
for Mosday evening was postponed on 60
count Of the abssnoe Of . quorum. to
Monday OF next week, when oficers will
be chosen and other business transacted.
Another batch Of the bicycle factory
boys have secured work In the Worcester
and the latest to depart for that city are
Charlea smith, . machinist, Chester
Kinoaid and Mr.. Humphrey. Harry
Hartford will 60 to Biddsford, and most
Of tbs employees of the maohine room At
the Lowell factory have good Jobs IN
sight 1t the shops in the "Spindls city"
In fact there seems to be an exodus Of the
old familiar faces to Worcester and Bid
deford.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Edith MAXWELL has returned from
Wales, where she has besn spending the
holidays, and will resume her duties Of
teacher at Evans street primary DEPART
ment.
Msssrs. James and Joseph Birnson
have returned to Bath after spending
some days with relatives at Ligonia.
The monthly business meeting Of the
W. r. n. b. was held at the home Of Mrs.
L. ID. Rey nolda on Summer street, Tues
day at 10 Miss Ethel Fullerton and
Miss Elizabeth Taylor furnished VOCAL
music.
Letters lately received from Mr.. Charles
s. Richardson locate him in San Fran
cisco, where he will spsnd the rest Of the
cold weather.
MIR, and Mrs Granville Libby, have
been entertaining company during the
week.
Miss Rhoda Orr IL back after a thrse
wesk' visit with her parents at Orr's
Island.
Miss Mabel and Miss Clara Rogers have
returned from . few days visit with Mrs.
Walter Ryan at Cambridge. Mass.
kr. Edwin Richardson Of Evans street
10 entertaining his sister. Uarrie, for q
visit of some days.