The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-14

at the home OF krs. JDhn Anderson. Al
iAstie assnne, on Thuesdny evening.
The sshoolmatss Of Master Charlis Wass
gave him very pleasant suEprlre ~ his
home on Chapel street Monday evening.
Mrs. WIN Donnell (Aisa Jsssis Cannsli)
Of LAnoas ter, n. b., isa guest Of her
parents, az. and hrs. JEFF Connsill at
this place.
Mr. "Nsd" Good win has returned from
q business trip 10 the Huh.
MiEs Mae Nrttar Of Portland has Teen
visiting Miss Florence Nutter on Eysns
street during the week past.
Mira Preston Longley is At home after
few days visit with relatives In Water
VILE and Augusta.
Mrs. Halle Amss arrived hons. satur-
day after en- eight months trip to New
port, Il. l.. where she was q guest Of Dr.
and Mrs. ;. II. 5anborn.
Mr.. and Mr.. Kimball Of Biddeford, ara
boarding with Mr.and Mrs. George Little
fisld on Elm street. Mr.. KimDan is q IRE
man on the Boston and Maine railroad.
Miss Fiorsnes Lsighton OF West Cum
bssland. was . guest Of Mrs. olynors
Mountrort on Brown street over the Sab
bath.
Mr.. Ralph Good win has returned from
. weeks vista In Boston.
The people at Ligonia are delighted at
the news Of the immediate builiing OF
the mill. Evsrything Is ready and az
soon az the lumber arrives large crew
win 40 to work, the ownsss will make
the HOUSES more con veaient and water
will be put in the homes.
Mrs.. William Thomas and Little Miss
Gladys O'Donnsll have gone 10 Chicago
fer visiting with MIRA. Thomas' daugh-
Ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Williams are ut
the home Of thsiY daughter, Mrs. Frank
Minst ON summer street.
The evening on Japan" at the First
N. L. church was . success. Papsrs were
read on Japan by Mas kthel Fuller
ton, Japanese Rsligion." Miss ELIZA
beth Tayior; "Buddah," Mis- Mae Skill
ings; "Catholioism," Aiss Ethel Dyer.
Musie was intsrspsrssd and at the close
the choir rendered the anthem "Thou
Shalt Arise" Moore, In . very effective
manner. Rev. ". 4. Leitch Is interested
In the welfare Of his parish and IL ever
on the slert for something interesting.
Very soon he win speak on Aethodism
and "it goes without saying that the
evening will be PLEASANTLY and profitAbly
spent. The lecture on "WAshington,
the 7th. was very entertaining and In
siructive both to old and young.
One OF the most pleasant hours to be
was passed IN . recent trip
the spacious green houses Of Mr..
John Mlnot at this plsos. Boxes Of
In thsir yellow pstticoats " to
quote the nursery jingle, tulips putting
their gay heads up toward the light and
violets--well, who does not like these
lovely purple blossomsf the violet house
Is devoted to the culture Of thsss dainty
bunohss of perfume, single and double
and the air is heavy with the faint sweet
oder Of the essence Of sweetness. Another
building Ii filled with Easter lilies that
will fill the homes OF many with blossoms
and perfume on Easter morn. Pinks are
abundant and OF all colors but the most
display sre the azalias. De-
scribe themf 'Tis inr ossiple, pink and
white, white, red and great PINK beauties
that steal your heart away with the
beauty and ooloring. Cineraias srs In full
bloom, great daisy shaped flowers Of all
colors, QUE OF the handsomsst is Of q
white ground With dainty stripping Of
deep pink. The rose house looks bare
but We are told thst at Decoration day
the bushes will be tillsd with "Jaek"
roses. Visitors are cordially welcomed
at any time.