The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-18


didate for Representative to the Legisla
ture from the district of South Portland
AMI Cape Elizabeth.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ALLEN PET
TENGILL.
The funeral services for Mrs. Allen Pet
tengiu. which were held yesterday after
noon in the Peoples NJ e. church, were
largely attended by neighbors and repre-
sentatives Of the several socisties Of which
she was a member. Rev. Mr.. Nickerson
OBLIGATED and there was singing by
trio consisting OF Mr.. Thurrell, Mrs
Wood Harrington and Mrs. Minnie Par
sons. The Golden Cross held special ser
vices and the pail bearers were Joshua
Ross, Freeman Willard, William White
and Hezekiah Pittee The floral tribute
was large one. The interment was at
the cemetery near the Town house.
N. E. Gordon has just left for the east
ern section of the state on dredging and
diving business.
Geo. Burns-of Knightville was arraigned
before Judge Hartford yesterday for dis
orderly conduct, and was fined 81 and
costs.
Fred Harrington, an employe of Rines
Bros. in Portland, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
Hiram West OF Randall street is enter
tanning friends from out of the city
Miss c.. n. Woodbury. has returned
from Massachusetts,, and is accompanied
by Mrs. Ella Suter, formerly of South
Portland.
Mrs. DR.. Pingree. who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Il. r. Cole,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kennison, who
have been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Henry Morton at Ligonia, have returned
to Nashua, N. II.
Mrs. Lincoln Warren of Brooklyn, n.
Y, with her children, is visiting at the
home OF Capt. Eben L. Hopkins, Knight
VILE.
Joseph Sawyer Of Knightville has in
his possession some old and rare books.
one of which is treatise on religion and
bears the date of 1895. The book is re-
markably well preserved.
Mr. IL. j. Chisholm entertained party
of ten with dinner at Cape Cottage,
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Merrill Crossman, Fran K
Smith, George Small, VIM. H. Smith,
Scott Oliver, W. H. Williams and Mr.
Mitchell, employees OF the Cape electric
road, passed Sunday on a deep sea fishing
trip near Cod Ledge.
Mr.. Linwood P. Brown who has been
at Lynn, Mass, for the past two weeks
has returned to his home in Knightville.
Mrs. H. b. G. Greene of Main street,
KnightviLe is entertaining friends from
New Hampshire.
Mr.. Hutchinson, superintendent of the
rolling mills at Ligonia has taken sum-
mer cottage at Willard.
Miss Edith Burnell of East Sebago is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert f. Bart
lett of Knightville.
Mrs. c. NJ. Kennedy, formerly OF South
Portland, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Burt Cole of Buffalo, NY, is
visiting at Higgins Beach.
Mrs. w. L. Studley will leave for Old
Orchard today.
Mrs. Angel is getting ready to leave
the light house and is preparing her
home in Willard.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Mabel and Miss TilIie Leighton of
West Cumberland, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Olymn Mountfort, on Brown
street.
Mrs. Granville Libby has returned to
her home on Summer street, after a
pleasant sojourn at Higgins's Beach.
A very pleasant reunion was held at
Higgins's Beach the past week when
Mrs. Granville Libby, with her sisters,
Mrs. Bruff of Iowa, Mrs. Sisson of Kan
sas, Mrs. Maxwell of Massachusetts,, Mrs
Goddard of Deering and her brother, Mr..
Garland of Lewiston, met together for
the first time in twenty years. 1t was an
occasion to be long remembered by all.
Mrs Arthur Roberts Of Cash Corner,
is entertaining Mrs. John Mckay of New
Haven, Conn. Mrs. Mckay was Miss
Ethel Roberts and has hosts of friends
who are glad to welcome her to her girl
hood home.
Miss Isabel Hutchinson of West Bux-
tan, as a guest of Mrs. j. A. Lewis, on
New Elm street.
Miss Bessie Pillsbury and Mrs. Pills
bury have returned from a pleasant trip
to the Hub"
Miss Mabel Rogers is at home from
visit with friends in the eastern part OF
the state.
Miss Alice Flynn entertained a young
lady from Portland over the Sabbath.
Miss May e. Skilhngs and Mr.. Harry
Skillings have resumed their positions
at Parker, Ham and Themes after
pleasant vacation of two weeks, spent
mostly at their home here. Mr.. Fred w.
Dyer of the same place will spend the
coming fortnight trying his luck as a
fisherman.
Miss Myrtle Hatch has entered the en-
Of h In