The Portland daily press., 1900-06-18
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Alumni Reunion Saturday
Night.
A very Merry Party at Mrs. Osgoods,
Stanford SO.

land and Cape Elizabeth Alumni associ-
alton, was held at the Town hall, Sat
urday. President Frank p. Seaman
presided and extended the greeting to the
members and Miss Addie +. Dyer read
an original poem that was well received.
There WIS dancing which was followed
by supper after which remarks We're
made by several of the gentlemen,
among whom were Mayor Reynolds,
Alderman George Il. Spear, Principal of
the High School Ralph W. Parker and
others. Another short order Of dances
was enjoyed until IL o'clock. There
was quite a large attendance Of members
and invited guests and many Of the Ia
dies wore their graduating dresses, while
the gentlemen as q rule wore full evening
dress. The affair was one of the most
pleasant of the many reunions held by
the association.
Hiram w. Dyer, foreman of the green
houses of Niles Nelson at South Port
land, is sick at his home on Stanford
street.
MERRY PARTY AT MRS. A. OS-
GOODS.
A merry party gathered at the house of
Mrs. A. Osgood, Stanford street, Satur-
day evening, to celebrate the S0th birth
day of her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Hart.
Those present were Mr.. Joel Bibber of
Portland, Mrs. Harris only brother. Mrs.
Thos. Bibber, daughter of Boston. Mrs.
Greenwood and daughter of Peaks Is
land, Mr.. and Mrs. G II. Simpson, Mrs.
w. $. Merritt of Portland, Mrs. Olive
Doughty and Mrs. Fred Osgood and son
Willie of South Portland. During the
evening cake and ice cream were served.
The party left at q reasonable hour leav-
ing their hostess many tokens of their
love ami esteem and wishing her many
happy returns of the day.
The people of South Portland village
are pleased with the Reduction in fare
Co. The nve cent limit between South
Portland and Cape Cottage is now placed
at the corner of High and Sawyer streets.
The five cent limit on the Meeting House
Hill line between Portland and Cape Cot
tage is near the residence Of Capt. A. ID.
Boyd. On the Broadway line 1t is at the
corner of Broadway and Sawyer street.
party from the Manchester, n. H.,
knights Templar Commandery will have
shore dinner at Cape Cottage, Monday
noon, June %. Covers will be laid for
$50 people.
Following is the list of those pupils
credited with perfect attendance during
the spring term in the school taught by
Miss Leila Z. Broughton: Cora NJ Allen,
Lewis NJ. Arey. Abbie Bennett, Horace
Dunlap George Day, Raymond Henley,
Abbie Kincaid, Louis Kuch, Nellie Lewis
Willie Sutherland, Isora Syphers, Marion
Smart, Ernest Weber
In the school taught by Miss Lydia Il.
Mills the following pupils have been per-
feet in attendance: Mary Dyer, Eddie
Doughty, Nelson Day, Marion Kittredge,
Ella Knowles, Elmer Latham, Alice
Merriman, Adelaide Merriman, Sadie
Moore, Percy Mosley, Essie Oliver, Belle
Tilton, Edna Tllton, Edna Willard.
The ladies' aid of Bethany church Wis
tied Mrs. Hanson on Friday afternoon
and enjoyed her description of antique
and historical china very much.
PLEASANTDALE.
MI. Almon Lewis of this place and Miss
Lottie Jordan of Portland, were married
at Dover ON Monday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis have many friends here and in
Portland who extend hearty congratu-
lations to the happy couple Mr.. Lewis
is fireman on the b. and NJ. r. r., and
with his bride will make his home on
New Elm street.
Mrs. PlummSr of New Elm street, is
visiting friends in the eastern part of the
state.
Mrs. Mary Peary and Mrs. Eliza Evans
will spend the coming week with friends
in Bridgton and vicinity.
Miss Annie Stusk of Ligonia, was a
guest of Miss Maggie Jones on Wednes-
day at her home on Summer street.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
School Association of South Portland
and Cape Elizabeth, will be held Wednes-
day afternoon and evening June 20, at
the Elm street NJ. e. church, Rev. j.
Ill. Roberts pastor There viii be inter-
esting speakers and everybody will re-
ceive cordial welcome. Come and help
spend a very enjoyable day.
The children's concert was given at
the First NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
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ter the music being decidedly patriotic.
There We're some interesting papers read
by the young ladies and the little people
gave some pleasing rotations.
Miss Mabel Maude Knight entertained
friends from New Hampshire over sun
day.
Miss Lila Merrill of Lewiston, is the
guest of her cousins, Misses Mae and
Carrie Warehouse on Kelsey street.
Gardens are doing finely, the recent
heavy rain was needed badly and the
thorough wetting was grateful to the
plants. 1t seemed as though one could
see them grow. Potatoes are growing
well and the yield will undoubtedly be
heavy.
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