The Portland daily press., 1900-03-27
pLrAsANrnALE.


Miss CLARA L. Rogers. ELM rsrsst. wh'
has hesn ~, d nov thought to Be i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Atwood have returned
to Buckaeld.
MIR. and Mrs. +. o. Smith and daugh
Tor, Pearl street, have been in Blddsfort
for few days.
The msm bers Of Mrs. O. W. Smiths
GLASS are 10 hold nm indoor lawn party si
Elm street church, Friday evening. Re
freshfnsnts Will be on sale.
Miss Kate Burke, who hns been III for
same weeks, is now able 10 ride cut.
Mr.. Jesse Dyer IL suffering from q
very severe cold.
Mrs. W. J. Craoksn has retained to
her home In Dorchester, Mass.
Miss Edith Nash Of Brunswick II th Z
guest Of her uncle. Mr.. Josl p. Haley
| Of Pearl street
Mrs. Geo. Kennedy, Atlantic avenue,
en- tertained Q party Of friends W ednesday
In honor Of Mrs. Chsrles Merrill.
Master Charles Cooibroth left Thurs
day for o few days ct the Spurwink
House.
The lecture on "India" by Miss Har-
vey, a returned missionary. given at the
First NJ. Il. church on Sunday afternoon.
was q very instructive and interesting
affair. Miss Harvey IL . lady Of pleasing
personality and has q very sympathetic
voice. The choir gave the anthem "Lay
not up for yourselves treasures" ny
banks In Q satisfactory manner.
The rehearsais for Easter was held at
the church vestry ON Browns Hin on
Monday evening, Miss Mae Skillings has
charge Of the literary programme and IL
is safe to say the concert viii be suo-
cess.
The Ladies' Aid Of the church win give
q concert on April IL, and members are
busily at work preparing q spisndid
programme for the occasion.
Mrs. j. A. Lewis of New Elm street
has been III with bilious trouble for few
Gays. DIR. L. 8. Lombard is In attend
anoe.
Miss Mae e. Nutter has returned to the
depot after spending the cold months
with her aunt, Mrs. Jones, Cushman
street. Portland.
Mr.. Frank Cash was given . surprise
party at his home on Saturday night by
thirty of his friends. Games were enjoyed
and refreshments served BY young ladies'.
At late hour the young folks departed,
after enjoying very pleasant evening.
Miss Eva III. Dyer. Middle street, enter
tanned friend at her home last Friday.
Miss @. Evelyn Elliott OF the Maine
General hospital. has recently hesn
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Fred A. Leiteh
on Evans street.
Mr.. Artsmus Lord. one Of the populsr
conductors on the Pleasantdaie line oil
eleotrics, has returned from short trip
to the club"
Mrs. Benjamin Chandler and little
daughter of Manchester. N. H.. are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Greene, on Lincoln street.
Miss Rhoda A. Orr IL In Washington,
d. O., on a pleasure trip. returning
home the second Of April. in season Tor
the opening of school.
Miss Eva B. Sawyer and Miss Apphia
]. Crowell Of south Portland Heights
were guests OF Miss Edna Lamont on
Sum er street. part OF last week.
MIRA. Frank 9. Nutter Of Evans strset
Ia the possessor Of q fuchsia with one
hundred blossoms and rumherless buds
A large ivy gerAneum of pale green with
a border Of pink attracts much attention.
Miss Louise Dyer Of Town house corner
has a gloxania with twenty-six large
purple blooms. 1t was used Sunday.
The regular yearly meeting Of the S. 5.
board of the Birst NJ. e. church will be
held on Wednesday night In the church
vestry. All members are requested to he
present as business Of Importance Will be
brought before the board.
Miss Ethel Richardson and sister. Miss
Grace Of East Baldwin, have been guests
Of Mrs. u. q. Sawyer.
Mrs. Jesse Dyer lie suffering from q
severe attack OF grippe.
MIR. Fred Lsmont and sister Miss Edna
have returned from few days at Mercer.
Mrs. j. A. Lewis lie quite Ill at her
home op New Elm street.
Mrs. Louis O. Worth and daughter
Bsssie, Elm street, accompanied by Miss
Florence on, left Saturday for Waldo
boro, having been called BY tie serious
Illness of Mrs. Worth's father.
The "Sun beam" GLASS are to give an
entertainment at Elm street church We'd
nesday evening. The programme will
consist of music by the Mandolin club of
South Portland. violin solos by Misses
Sadie Hatch aud Helen Guyer; readings
by Miss Jennie II. Reynolds and Miss
Nina 0riggs of South Portland. Refresh
ments will be on sale. Proeseds tor the
hana Ar If the ohuYoh