The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-08-10
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Az OASIS hall, this evening there VIII De
a meeting Of the Republican club and
full attendance is requested.
Miss Lizzie Irainor of Roxbury, Mass,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Day,
Day street, Willard.
Samuel L. Treat of Bar Harbor is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Capt Stephen Hutch
inson at Pleasantdale. His daughter
Mrs. Hazen and son Alfred of Fl averhill,
Mass, are also guests at the same house.
Mr.. George Patterson of Augusta is a
guest of Mrs. Halle A. Ames at the
home Of Frank S. Rogers Elm street.
DR.. Wallace OF Hamilton, Ontario, is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. T Joseph Craig,
at his home on Scamman street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Mitchell, daughter
Hilda and son Harold, of Brookline, Mass,
have been guests of Mrs George G.
Mounttort, Knightville, for the past week.
Mr.. Mitchell and son left this week for a
fishing trip to Lancaster, N. H.
Mr.. Daniel Donovan, who has been Wis
iting his brother, Sergeant Dennis Dono-
van of Fort Williams, has returned to his
home among the White mountains.
A meeting of the. South Portland Re-
publican club will be held at eight o'clock
this evening in Oasis hall, Knightville.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. Mary Jensen is entertaining Miss
Mary Flaherty of Bangor.
Mr.. W. j. Kittridge has moved his
family from Elm street to Portland
Mr.. j. A. S. Dyer is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. @. A, Pickett and son Ralph,
of Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. j. A. Coolbroth is entertaining
her sister, Miss Ella o. Donnel of Proyi-
dence. R, I.
Mr.. Austin Perry, of Orange, N. j.,
has joined his family, who are passing
the month at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Domes have re-
turned from Berwick.
Mrs. Charles Greene of Lincoln street
was very badly bitten Tuesday, by dog
owned by Mr.. Thomas.
Miss Nena Wilson, Mechanic street, is
entertaining Miss Thompson, Of Farm
ington,
Mr.. Geo. Upton is soon to move his
family to Portland.
Miss Addie Hull, Of Plymouth, N. H.,
is at the home of her aunt. Mrs. James
Kennison on Brown street for few
weeks sojourn,
Mr.. Fred W. Sargent ST., who has been
so i'll for the past year, has returned to
his home here, and is able to walk out a
short distance on pleasant days.
Miss Florence Leighton of West Cum
berland is q guest of her aunt, Mrs. J..
o. Mountfort, on Brown street.
Miss Annie Jones, Lincoln street, is
entertaining her friend, Miss PoVrilI OF
Boston over Old Home Week.
Mr.. George Patterson is a guest of Mr..
Frank S. Rogers on ELM street for Old
Home Week.
A large number of people from here
went to Cape Cottage Tuesday nigh5 to
witness the illumination of the warships,
and the fireworks, which were pronounced
excellent, and by far the best ever seen
in Portland.
Mr.. Harvey Richardson of Baldwin is
the guest of his cousin, Mr.. Everett L.
Richardson, on Evans street.
Mr.. William A. Lord, for some years
past a conductor on the P. and G. E.
electric road, severed his connection with
the road on Thursday, and will enter into
business IN Portland. Mr.. Lord is a gen.
eral favorite with all, and has large
number of friends who are sorry to lose
him, and all unite in wishing him sue
cess In his new position.
Mrs. Perry, of Chester Springs, Pa, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Walter Skillines
on Evans street. Miss Maude Perry will
come later for visit.
Miss Edith Greene is entertaining a
friend from Somerville at the home of he1
cousin, Miss Sadie Worth, on Evans
street.
Miss Bertha Lombard of Hiram is visit
ing her brother, DR.. l.. S. Lombard,
Summer street, for the next few weeks.