The Portland daily press., 1900-01-17
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Meeting Of Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association.
Voted That city be Given Use OF Monu-
ment Association Grounds.

Il
There v-ss an import.pt meeting Of
the Sailors and Soldiers Monument As
ISOLATION Of South Portland and
Cape ElIzAbe,h at the city
Offices Monday evening. at which the old
board of officers were s,ectsd and IL was
voted that the CITY of South Portland be
given the use of the Monument Associa-
tion proupds for n monumept mark. the
same TO be used in such way as shall be
consistent with the purposes of itv trans
| fer to the said association and to be kent
In order and cared for at the expense of
the said city. aIso that the presidsnt of
the said association shall have authority
| to com p,ete all arrangements necessary
| for the purposss with the officrs of the
city authorized TO accept The same
Bayard Lodge, X. Of p, viii work
the second degree and instAiIlits officers at
the next messing. Thursday evening.
Howard Nash has moved from Front
street. to Wiudham.
The fuueral Of Mrs. Richard Littjsjohn
win take Mao, from her late residenoe on
pine street. at 3. 30 n. M. today.
| Mr.. Perkins. who has been au,ts Ill
with pneumonis. was able TO be- about
for the frat tim, Yesterday.
| A reprepntative Of ons Of the largest
auto,pob,ls manufacturer In the ooun.
try. was In the c,ty a day or 80 since and
carefully inspected tn, bicycle factory
plaut.
The special revival meetings that have
been held ut the Willard Hose house
during the mast week. viii be continued
throuoh the prss,nt veek. The meanings
ara peiue conducted BY Rev. Mr.. Law
son. and mueb ,ntsrest is bsina manfred.
| cd.
James Merrimsn of South Portland
va. a nss.apgar ON The .ta,msr Num,d,,
an that ,.oon,Iv arrived from Iav.rnool.
| NJ, M.r,,a Dav,. and s,stsr M,.s
Nv. Hanna a, RrystoI> ara gusaLs MT ths
horns ~ that, maj. N.rcn. A Hanna
on Broadway.
The monthly meeting Of the Y. p. S.
Q. Il. was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. PIummer on Summer
street, Pieassntdnls, Monday evening.
Only the regular routine business was
| transacted after which the com pany en-
I O yed q flna collation. through the courte-
sy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Plummsr, and an
hour was passed socially.
The quarterly conferences was held at
the First NJ. E. church, Browns Hill,
Monday evening. After the business of
the meeting had been transacted, the
company enjoyed cake and COCOA. Rev.
L. o. Thayer was present.
Warren Merriman, who for some time
past has been In Dayton, Ohio, as time
keeper for an electric railway, Is at his
hume on Pickett street. South Portland.
He will leave Wednesday morning for
Worcester, Mass. where he will be en-
ploysd on an electric road.
There will be special meetings at
Bethany church this week. the first of
which was held Tuesday evening.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Kate Burke Is reported quite i'll at
her home on Summer street.
Clifford, the young son of MIR. aud Mrs.
Geo. Kennedy, of Atlantic avenue, is
suffering from whooping cough.
Mrs. Daniel Apt is passing few days In
Boston.
Mrs. John Dsvine, who has been pass
ing some weeks at Plymouth, Mass, has
returned to the home OF her daug liter,
Mrs. G. Il. Hayes, accompanied by her
son, Mr.. J, W. xDsvine OF Boston, who
will PASS some wesks as their guest.
Mrs w, w, Morrison of Elm street has
been suffering from severe cold during
the INST veek.
Mira Carrie Wilkinson accompanied ty
Mrs. A. b. Waterhouse of Kelsey street,
left Saturday for Lewiston, having been
called By the serious Illness of Mrs. viii.
kinson's sister, Mira. Fred Merrill.
Miss Alice Clarke of Spring street,
Portland. has returned from being the
guest of Miss Ella g. Dyer.
Mr.. Herbert Jsnkins. an engineer on
the b. & H.. ia confined to his home by
a severe cold.
MIR. Geo. w. Cash and family have
taken possession OF their new home on
I.,-.. ...oo.