The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25
PIEAsANTDAlE.

b frank Hayden has returned 70 Bow
doin college after . two weeks vacation
spent at his home on Middle street,
Mr.. Arthur Robinson IL back at Tufts
college after few days visit with his
parents on Main street.
Little Miss Addis L. York Of Lynn,
Mass., IL the guest Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Louisa II. PlIlsbury on Summer
street.
Miss Nellie W. Jordan Of Alfred, was o
guest Of relatives here over the Sabbath.
Mr.. Joshua 4. Lewis has resumed his
duties on the Portland electrios after .
few days visit with friends at Buxton.
MIRA Walter Ryan Of Cambridge. Mass,
10 guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3.
Rogers On Elm strest.
Prof. J. Frank Andrews who has been
seriously III for long time 10 slightly
improved and the doctor gives hopes Of
o speedy recovery. Frank is . general
favorite ana his many friends are glad he
is going 90 nicely.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor at
conference there was no sftsrnoon service
at the First NJ. Il. church on Sunday. A
large numper Of the young people at
tended services both morning and after
noon in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Neal Of West
street, Portland, have tesn at the hem,
Of Mrs. Nsars parents, Mr.. and Mira. W.
NJ. Burgess, for some days past. 1t was
Jolly crowd OF young folks that spent
Fest day at Higgins Beach.
The Owl club with the Agatha club
and . few guests enjoyed a happy outing
before breaking mp tor the summer
months. Games Of all kinds were played,
the young men exhibited great prowess In
fsats of lifting and the boxiuk matches
were "great," to uss q common expres.
sion. The young ladies had very exoit-
ing game Of football and In their opinion
1t was very scientifically played game.
Two Of the gentlemen had Cameras and
many were the snapshots taken. At ona
the club stewards, II. E. Cash and j. W.
Rundlett. called the hungry people in to
diuner and when the din ing room was
reached q most delightfully."- arranged
table was to be seen. The oyster stew
was the very best ever made. and heartily
enjoyed BY all. Eatablss Of all kinds
with fruit In abundance held the atter-
tion Of the happy folks for an hour, after
which music and games took the time
until time for home arrivsd, when the
girls gave three cheers for the boys and
hoped that all would meet again soon.
Those present were Harry skillings.
David Jones, Carl and Wording Rund-
lett, Clifford morse, Fred Mayo, Herbert
Cash. lice and Elizabeth Thomas. Eliza
beth Taylor, Mae Skiliings, Ethel Fuller
ton. Ethel Dyer, Ella Cotton, Hattie
Pratt and Annie Jones.
Miss Olive Chandler is quit III at hsr
home on Evans street. DIR. Sawyer Is In
attendance.
Miss Bsrtha Greene Is In Somerville,
Mass, for visit with her mother and
sistsr.
Mrs Evelyn Elliott of the Maine Gen.
eral hospital. was . guest of Mrs. y. A.
Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. VIII Burgess and Mr.. Samuel
Latham have returned from Gray. where
they were called by the Illness and death
of Captain Cyrus Latham. Capt. Latham
had many friends here, who extend sim
cere sympathy to Mrs. Latham and the
three children in their bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Evans have re-
turned from q brief visit ct the home Of
Mrs. EvAns' parents, MIR. and Mrs. Elisha
Newell. Farmingdale.
Mrs. j. A. Coolbroth Is su1er ring from
u very sore thumb.
Mrs. Elmer Rogers is reported Ill at
her home on summer street.
Mis- Mildred Woods 10 passing few
weeks at this home of her sister. Mrs.
Fred jordan, at Ligonia.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Emery have re-
turned to their home In Saoo.
Mrs. Charles Bess,y has returned to
Pennington.
Mr.. George Miles, Chapel street, who
hes besn suffering from bad sprain is
now able to be out.