The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-08

Miss Clsmentine Chlinch and Sister OF
Portland are visiting at Summer Lords
and Mrs. Georgs LombArd's.
Miss Ruby NJ. Braokstt celebrated her
twelfth birthday BY q party Of hsr young
friends. Saturday evening. All enjoyed
a pleasant evening.
Mics Abble Smith Of Raymond was tae
gueit Of her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Moors,
last week.
Ths Pleasant Pond Lodge, !. q. @. T..
Casoo, hiss reorganized and installed the
following officers;
W. q. Tt. W. Kemp.
| v. T.-Graoe A. Gay.
O.-ClarA s, Moors.
seo,-Ethel Ed wards.
n. SEQ. --EvertS Mayberry.
4 TIC. A. Leach.
| A.-AuRustin p. CorlisG
| l. a.-Etael Fiokett.
o. G.-Rosooe ". Mayberry.
| L. DIR. k. Gay.
| ID. g, smith was thrown from . pung
while vsturuing from Oxford during such
extreme slippery condition OF our roads
as prevailed here for several days receEty.
He was quite badly shaken up and re-
csived q slight out on his face. but no
bones were broken.
The Casco Union Sewing Circle will be
entertained by Mrs. Mary Young. Feb
10.
FREEPORT.
Freeport, Feb. 6.--Owing to tbs bad
condition Of the streets, many Of the
.ownspsople have mat with more or LET'S
serious accidents. Mrs. W. 3. Stock
bridge. while on her way to church Sun
day morning, fell on the Toe. which re-
suited In very bad break Of the wrist.
Several others fell In about the same
place, hut were very fortunate In escap-
| ing without injuries.
Mas Bessie Jordan, who has been slok
for some time, Is able to be out again.
The senior GLASS visited webber's studio,
Bi unswiok, Saturday, to cit for their
| olass pictures.
Mrs. Martha Smith and daughter
Mabel have bsen visiting friends ana re-
latives 10 fownal fos the past week.
Mr.. W. Emery Chase. wAo has charge
| of transporting the mails to and from the
trains, has been III for several weeks.
During this time. Mr.. Isaac Fogy has
performed his duties.
New poles are being placed from tae
corner to the residence Of Mr.. John Ken
dali for electric wires. The next move
will probably be to have them extend
down North Main, as we'll. Not nonly Is
| Iue lDWu uhvlnR tupTOvonCbts III oico-
trio lights. but also the trolley service 10
| hoped TO be In successful operation by the
| frat OF July.
Little Marguerit. Grant is quite III at
the time of our writing.
Mrs.. q. A. Davis, who has been con-
fiGed to the house nearly all OF the win-
ter, is abls to be out again.
The minEtrels, under the auspices Of the
K. OF p. Lodge, have been on rehearsal
| for some time. This will be presented
Feb. 81, and no doubt will be most sue
| oessful. as the rehsarsals are showing
good work.
On "Wednesday evening next the ladies'
of the Universalist church Will give
| supper. also thoss Of the Baptist Society
will give q dinner on town meeting day
In the club room.
RAYMOND.
East Raymond. Feb. 5.-The winter
term Of school on the hill closed, alter q
profitable session OF nine weeks. Friday,
Feb. 2. The tsAcher vas Miss Hattie II.
Moore, and she fully established o reputa-
tion as 1rst-olass instructor. Friday
afternoon there was an exhibition, and
other exercises that were livery good.
About 40 visitors vera present, fnclud-
ing many of the parents, and the school
at the Centre. in body. Following was
the programme:
Welcome, School
Exercises In Reading, Geography and
Grammar
Recess
Two Little Welcomes,
Quotations, School
Sermon. School
A Little Girls Troubles,
blanche Plummsr
What Makes Ne Good, Clifford 5trout
A'' ' Perley Ii. spiller
Recitation, Annie Gerry
Geography Lesson, Goldie strout
The Presidents, School
Wise aud Otherwise, Dialogue
A Kiss In School, Lena Strout
Little Boy Blue, Mildred Strout
When ! Mas Young.
Msrtie Strout, BERTHE Strout
How She Cured Him, Dialogue.
49, Mabel l.. Strout
Mattis's Wants and Wishes,
Maud Symonds
,s s-siiarna 'strouc,s -Isssa ". symsnd.
Charades School
Singing-6ood night"
MIR. John Plummer, one Of the pupils.
then presented the teacher with line
copy OF Mhittier's poems In few appro-
PIRATE remarks. to which she httingly re-
| sponded. Remarks by the visitors
brought the exercises TO close. The
total registration was %, average 81 $40.
The following pupils did not miss one-half
day: Mertis Strout, Berthe Strout, Mabel
Strout, Mildred Strout, Fred Strout,
Clifford Strout, Lena Strout, Psrlsy ID.
Spilier, john Piummsr, George Plum
mer, Charles Plummsr, Blanche Plum
mer. Maud Synonds. Map drawing Was
| very good.
Tbe school In Mountain also closed
Friday with concert at which
number OF the parents were present.
This soohol has been under the eftoient
instruction of Miss Jsnnts Latham.
Total reeistration 81, average 20. Eight
did not miss one-haif day.
Aunt Jane Plum mer Is very Ill with
heart trouble. IA she 10 advanced in
years her recovery 10 doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Floss attended
the +. w. b. Quarterly nesting at West
Falmouth Wednesday and Thursday.
Levi Jordan and O. s. Witham attend
Oh the Seth quarterly convention Of Cum
berlapd County Reform Clubs at West
Poland Saturday, representing the Ray
mond Reform Club as eeleg atesL