The Portland daily press., 1900-02-14
WARD FOUR.

| Skinner.
WARD FOUR.
Chsirmar--George Ii. Weeks, Jr.
Seoretary--James X. Turner.
For Aiderman--Clarencs h. Dodge.
| Warden-J, *. Turner.
Ward Clerk-Otis Dyer.
Coretable-Thomas Il. O'Neil.
Dslegate-Horaoe n. Davis.
City Committse-B: +. Davis, J. x.
II. Weeks. Jr.
WARD FIVE.
ChRirman-Fred y. Scammau.
Secretary Otis kaier.
For Aldermnn-Erank z. Scnmmnn.
School oiomittes-G G orge 4. Delano.
Warden-Stephen Schmman.
Msrd Clerk--J. l. A. Jordan.
Consts bles-Frei J. Libby.
Usleghts-George NJ. Stanwood.
City Com tse-Gsorge Nj Stanwood,
X. ID. DEER, Stephen Soamman, John h.
Dyer, Frank h. MARI.
WARD SIX.
Chairman-H. ID. Hoyt.
SeoretaEy-Clement Morse.
For Aldermsu-B. Il. knight.
Wardsn-Charles IL. Hayes.
Ward Clerk-W. Ii. knight.
Ccnstabls-C. j. Mcdonald.
Dsles ate-J. a, 5. Dyer.
City Committse-J. u. Huyt. George
W. Strout, John j. Jererds. Thomas U.
Hatch, Ernest l.. Mountfort
WARD SEVEN.
Chairman--Chsrle A. Dawson.
SecretaIy-H. u. Fay.
For Alderman-Frederio w. Jordan.
Warden-Ansel q. Hunnewell.
Ward Clerk-Charles A. Dawson.
ConstabIs-H. II. Flynn.
Deiegste--A. J. Chase.
City Committee--A fired A. Bean, J ohm
p. Manning. Charles Il. Brnokett. Thes.
p. Cuskley, James A. Plnkettoa,
A GRAND SIGHT.
A grand sight was afforded the many
visitors TO the Cape Cottage and other
vantage points among TIE Cape shore yes
terday. 1hs heavy southeast gala whip
rel up the highest kind Of waves which,
bfels ing against the rocks, gave mag
nificent surf exhibiton. Hundreds braved
tho pouring rain, wnile the electric cars
from early morning up to lats hour In
The afternoon were packed with persons
en- route to scenes which were well
worth travelling miles to witness,
At Bethany Congregational church this
eysning, Rev. Mr.. Newcomb win give
an address on "A braham Lipcoln."
There will be readings, singing py q
double quhrtette. solos, etc.
IRE horss beIongin to the South Port
land Cooperative store ran away yestsr-
day morning, but was brought to a
stAndstill on High street before any dam
ago was done.
George u. Henley Is on the ward COM
mittse from Ward instead OF George T..
Emery rs reported, and J. Il. Fisher
should have been named as delegate to
msynralty convention instead of j. K
Pitcher.
The regular meeting of the teachers
viii be held at the brick sohoolhouse In
Kniehtviile. February Gath. at , p. M,
st which time the salary bills for four
weeks beginning January goth, should be
brought in.
Frank S. Willard was nominated by
tho Republicans of Ward thfee for alder
mau. instsad of Frank S. Studiey a. was
announced In this column yesterday.
Mrs. Reliance Pickett passed her S9th
birthday last Saturday. On that day
she was baptized by Rev. L. h. New
comb and received into full membership
by the bethany church. The services on
| the occasion were very impressive.
News was received in this city yester-
| day of the death Of George q. Blake at
Providencs, 4, 1. MIR. Blake was former
ly a resident OF this city. The funeral
will be held this aftaraoon at 3 O'Clock
from the residence of his trothsr, Fred /.
Blake at Worcester, Mass.
Theirs will be a Lincoln concert nc
Bethany church this evening. Solos will
be rendered by Mr.. and Mics Getchsl.
The quArtetts will be composed Of Mr..
and Miss Getohsl. Miss Startling and MIR.
Harrington. The chorus will sing Herbert
Johnson's Amsrioa, and the Stsr
Spansled Banner Miss Nina Griggs will
read. An address, on A hraham Lincoln
will be delivered by Rev. Il. n. New
comb.