The Portland daily press., 1900-10-31
SOUTH PORTLAND.

TIE RED GROUP OF BETHANY
CHURCH.
The Red Group Of bethany ohurch will
holdsa birthday reunion at The church,
\ q, 1909. An entertainme nt will be
given, and punch and cake served. Those
holding red birthday bags VIII be admit
ted free, and VIII please return the bags
Tuesday.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The public library over here is a source
OF great comfort to many OF the people,
and quiet but general interest is taken
in it. Access1ons of books are received
right along, and there will be no scarcity
OF literary fodder for the long winter
nights. Help it along by contributions
as best you can.
REGISTRATION BOARD
Today at a. m. the South Portland
board OF registration viii be in session
for qualifying voters and otherwise re-
vising the voting lists for the ensuing
presidential election. The board viii
be in session five consecutive. secular
days, the first four OF which Will be
devoted to the registration OF voters.
Niles Nelson has just purchased trio
Of imported silver duckwing game which
Will be quite an acquisition to his already
well equipped poultry plant on Snake
hill.
A. ID. Woolson has gone to BuckHeId
for a short visit.
Mrs. Niles Nelson GAS just returned
from her trip to Boston.
The Merry whist club Will meet this
evening at so O'Clock, with Miss Nellie
Sawyer OF South Portland Heights
The Universalist society Will hold e
special parish meeting on Thursday night
to hear the report OF the committee on
settees and the final report Of the COM
mittse on lighting.
Mr.. Jack Eliot has recovered from his
injuries received in a recent foot ball
game, and has resumed his duties at
Cole Bros store.
The j. nj. Q. s Will hold box social
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
Grace Desmond in willard
Capt. Robert f. Chase and A Y. Skin
ner have returned from diving trip at
Port Clyde, where they were engaged
over fortnight
The History club of South Portland
will meet with Mrs. Herbert NJ. Startling
at her home on Randall street, next
Thursday evening, November 1.
George BIish has made arrangements
to display the election returns in front
of his drug store at Knightville, next
Tuesday evening.
The annual fair Of the Universalist So
cietY VIII be held on the third week in
November. Next Friday evening an en-
ter5ainment Will be given az the Union
Opera house for the benefit of the piano
fund OF the church. Miss Florencs Mer-
riman viii have charge sof the enter tain
ment.
Elizabeth City lodge, L. o. o. F.,
worked the nrsb degree at their meeting
last evening.
The condition OF Rev. W. F. Eaton,
who has been seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, is reported to be very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. c. +. Philbrook of Gorham, N.
H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. B
Q. Greene, Main street, KnightvilIe.
Capt. p Williams has returned to
his home on e strset, Knightyille, from
trip to Turks island and GaudaIoup,
West Indies.
Miss Chesley OF East Wakefield, N. H,
is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Frank w.
Smith on Bran BILE street.
Horace Pettingill has moved into the
Mrs. Brown house on East street, Knight
Vile.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Carrie Waterhouse, Kelsey street,
has returned from some weeks in Boston
and vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Morrison, Elm street.
Mr.. Ralph Manson OF Gardiner has
joined his family at the home Of Mr.. Ed
win Evans, Summer street.
The Foreign Missionary society VIII Ibe
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John A. S. Dyer.
Miss Virgie Hasty of Spurwink has re-
turned from being the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Latham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole and daugh-
ter Sadie of Falmouth. are being entar-