The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-10
SOUTH PORTLAND.
DEATH OF MRS. z. @. MANTER.

DEATH OF MRS. z. O. MANTER.
Mrs.. Mantsr, the widow Of Rev. 2. G.
Mautsr, who retiring from the ministry
about twsstT-nye years ago made his
home up 70 the time Of his dsath In Gaps
Elizabeth, passed away at her residence
on the Mitchell road yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mantsr had bssn seriously fiok for
about week and reached the ripe old age
Of eighty years and more.
She IL survived by three sons, q. &c.
Manter. elsrk with Eastman Bros. g.
Bancroft, z q. Msntsr the miikman and
Rev. John Msnter, also By one daughter
who lives In Connscticut.
OCEAN VIEW COMMANDERY NO.
23s, u. o. q. Q.
OCEAN View Commsndsry. No. 2sa U.
o. q. O., at its regular meeting Monday
evening. nominated and elected the fol-
lowing offiosrs: p. N. O.. Andrew X.
SKINNER; N. o.. Fred E. Cole; ". o..
Mrs Gilman Strout; p. Mrs. Emma
Jordan X. Of r.. Mrs John Melia; Y. X.
Of r., J. @. Ross; treasurer. Q. A. Tilton;
Herald, Miss Patience Thompsos; /. w..
Mira n. l.. wilson; o. W.. Freshman
willard; first representative to grand
lodge. Mrs. J. U. Msrriman; second rep
resentativs. J. q. Ross; altsrnateA Miss
Patience Thompson and Mrs. u. L. VIII
son; pianist. Mrs. Carrie Cole.
THE SOCIAL CLUB.
The Social club held . very enjoysbis
meeting AZ the home Of Miss Nina
Griggs. Pine street. The following Officers
were elected: President, Isabel Pieros;
vice president, Belle Walton; secretary.
Elva Merrimsn; treasurer. Ethel Merri-
man; editor Of "The hooking Bird."
Nina Griggs; assistant editors, Tlorencs
Small, Julia Skinner. The next meeting
will to held next Friday evening with
Lillian willard, Dyer street.
HIRAM LODGE, L .. 0. v.
Hiram lodge. /. o. o. r., held Its reg
ular meeting last evening ct its oommodi-
Gus rooms IN Knishtsflls and business
over. q Hns banquet was served which
was enjoyed by the members and their
invited guests from the neishboring
lodges
BAYARD LODGE, X. OPP.
Bayard lodge, K. Of p. was we'll repre-
sented ut the school Of instruction In City
hall, Portland, last evening and worked
their degrees very SUCCESSFULLY. The team
Is equipped With as fine paraphernslia ~
can be seen any where and 1t was secured
at quito an expense. The appearance Of
the memters was very favorably com-
mentei on BY tie associate lodges.
TIE regular monthly meeting of the
city government 10 scheduled for this eve.
ming.
A mechanical wire has just teen run
into the William Spear company and
electricity will hereafter be used 10 rum
ming the saw mill, etc.. at . great,
saving of time and expense.
David Allen of New Gloucester IL a
guest at the home of X. ". Cole, Sawyer
street.
Austin Skinner has been employed a.
Waterman at the bicycle factory.
Nathan Dyer 10 making improvements
about his home on Front street, remodel.
Ing the cellar, etc. :.
Otis Spragus IL making extensive re-
pairs to the stable Of william L. johnson.
East High street.
The lumber for the new Universaiist
chapel on Sawyer street 10 being hauled
end as soon as the frame arrives the work
Of erection will begin at once.
Eisotric lights are being introduced in
to the restaurant and bakery Of VIII W.
Rioh on Sawyer street.
Everett Ennis who has bsen laid up
with sickness for the past week, has 90
far recovered as to b able to again take
his position M clerk for Frank L. Rich-
ardson.
The many friends Of Mrs. Noble Kay
viii be pained to learn that she Is quite
seriously i'll at her home, East high
street, South Portland.