The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26
SOUTH PORTLAND.


The fifth regular meeting of the South
Portland school board, viii be held at the
city offices, August 1st, at 7.sO P. m.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mr. Fred Sargent, clerk for Burbank,
Douglass company, is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Edward Evans is entertaining her
sister, Miss Alice Newell of Farming
dale
Mrs. Carrie Morrison has returned to
Portsmouth. N. H.. from being the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Morrison,
Elm street.
Mr.. Everett Coolbroth of the Pleasant
dale express. is quite Ill at the shome of
his parents, corner Kelsey and Summer
streets.
Miss Alice Swan has returned from q
few weeks in Boston and Everett, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bessey have
returned to their home at Woodfords.
Miss Mabel Tanner is enjoying a short
vacation from her duties at the Casc3
Box company.
Miss Edith and Miss Bertha Greene of
SomeryilIe, Mass. are guests of their
cousin. Miss Sadie Worth on Evans
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deering and son oil
Portland, have been recent guests OF Mrs.
Deering' S mother. Mrs. Mary Robinson
on Brown street.
Miss Mae P1llsbury has as guests Mr.
and Mrs. York and Miss Addie LOUISE
York OF Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer of Lincoln
street, are spending a few days with Mr..
Dyer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer
Middle street.
Miss Bessie Shorey was guest of her
friend, Miss Florence Small at south
Portland village, last Thursday.
The Epworth league of the 1st NJ. K
church at this place. gave a very pleas
ant lawn party at the home of Miss Ethel
Fullerton, Monday night. The grounds
We're lighted with Japanese lanterns ana
presented a pretty appearance. A large
number Of young people We're present and
passed a pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Libby OF
Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank "
Libby Of the depot" spent last Sab
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Miss Bessie Shorey. Evans street, is en-
tertaining friends at her pleasant home
for a few days.
Mrs. Austin Perry and daughter
Gladys, OF Orange, n. j., are guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bal
lard, Ballard street.
Mr.. Ralph Goodwin and cousin, Master
Lowell Goodwin, Chapel street, have re-
turned from q few weeks at Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. York have re
turned to their home in Can't bridgeport,
Mass.
Mrs. J. A. Lewis, accompanied by
Miss Belle Hutchinson of West Buxton,
have returned from Boothbay Harbor.
Mr.. John Morrison has returned to the
home Of his son, Mr.. w. w. M orrison,
Elm street, after several months in Ports
Mrs. w. j. Baker and daughter Han
nah, Chapel street, left Saturday for q
few weeks in Richmond.
Mrs. John Anderson is reported very
i'll at her home, Atlantic avenue.
The Elm Street church picnic win go
to Littletield's Landing on Wednesday of
this week,
Mrs L. d. Latham and son Arthur,
BRAIN bic street, and Mrs. Howard
Latham, Chestnut street left Sunday for
two weeks in Gray.
Mrs. j. Q. Wilson and Miss Nella Viii
son have returned from an outing at
Long island
Mrs. David Mclaughlin is in New
York, called there by the Illness Of her
grandson, Mr. John Turner
Miss Nellie Murphy is entertaining her
friend, Miss Mae Fitz, of Boston, for a
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Day. of Canton,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Mosher at Ligo-
la
Mrs. E. b. Woods Miss Annie Thomas)
Of Nashua, N. ii Is spending some time
at her old home at Ligonia, as the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David H.
Thomas
Rev. William Cashmere of Gorham,
viii occupy the pulpit next Sunday
morning at Brown $ Hill.
Miss Isabelle Hutchinson returned to
her home at West Buxton Saturday, after
q pleasant visit with Mrs. j. A. Lewis
New Elm street.
Rev. b. A, Leitch came in from Old
Orchard Saturday and occupied his pulpit
a. the First VI, e. church Sunday, re-
turning to Old Orchard Monday.
The forest fire still continues to fill the
village with smoke, and some heavy
clouds of dense black smoke hang over the
immediate vicinity The heavy bog lands
in the region OF ''rhe Know Nothing"
are thoroughly dry and are an easy prey
to fire, which is rapidly burning over
acres Of valuable land. 1t is mystery
as to the origin Of the fire.
Mr. Fred w, Sargent Sr., w no has
been at the Maine General Hospital for
the past year, was brought to his home
last Thursday. Mr.. SARGENT is very
comfortable and greatly p4eased to be at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thurston and
Master Stanley derrish Thurston, of
Deerlng, have been recent guests of Mr.. i