The Portland daily press., 1901-02-13
SOUTH PORTLAND.

X. m. COls ~ IN AuDuFn WhoEo No ~
attending the sessions Of the probate
court.
The History club will meet this week
with Mira Herbert Startling and Sarah
Grand is the authorizes to he DISCUSSED,
with the usual studies Of mythology.
The Eastern Star lodge ars making
preparations for another evening at whist
in the masonic building. Fr iday next
The fair to be given Friday and Satur.
day veninsg. under the auspices Of Myr-
tie Assembly, K. OF P.'s. promises to be
a grand success. The ladies IN charge
are actively engaged in arranging the
preliminsriss ana good social time is
guaranteed every body.
Ths jolly Six will give their usual
Opera house.
A stoppaRe in the sewer near Pythian
hall caused an overflow of water yester-
day and to remedy matters 1t will be
necessary to do some digging In the ad-
joining street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Peters took
place yesterday from her late residence,
COIucE ul EA0ub huh k0bAC 9NAFGt1s ASoNs
Mr.. Neweomb offioiated and there was
singing by n quartette. The floral trib-
ute, umbsring many pieces, was
handsome one.
The social club Will hold It's next meet
ing on Friday evening with the Misses
Mae E. and G. Bells Walton at their
home on Pine street.
So ~ a
KnightviIIs NJ. E. church, last evening.
consisting of q service OF song, entitled
"Christe's Old Organ," by the young
people of KnightvllIe. The service was
conducted by MIR. U. Ii. Brinoomb. Mrs,
Phillips OF Portland assisted in the read
ing. Following the entertainments ths
bachelors of Knightville gave an oyster
supper in the vestry
The gentlemen OF Bethany church Will
give supper in the near future.
There will be no evening service at
Bethany church on this wesk, the pastor
and people having united with the Peo-
ple's NJ. Il. church in series Of revival
services.
The members OF Ocean View Com
mandery, q. o. q. o., and their friends
enjoyed a very pleasant social at the X.
of +. hall, South Portland Monday even
ing. A supper was served and an enter
tainment given, consisting Of vocal and
instrumental music.
.H1 he private dance given at the Union
Opera house last night, was one OF the
decised social successes Of the season.
1t was matronizsd BY Mrs. dordon. Mrs.
Morrison and Miss Burnett and the mer-
nv couples enjoyed the dancing up to a
late hour. The Misses WlnsIow of Port
land and Miss Virginia Dyer of this city,
had charge of the preliminary arrange
ments.
BOARD OF REGISTRATION.
The board OF registration win be in
session February 70 to March 2, both
dates inclusive from a. m. TO p m. 3
p. m, to 5 p. M, and p. m, 20 p. m,
except the last day, the closing hour of
which win be 8 p. m.
DEMOCRATS OF wARD SIX.
At the Democratic caucus held In Ward
5, south Portland, last evening, the fol-
lowing nominations were made:
Chairman j Ii. Hoyt.
Secretary-Clement V. Morse.
AldernlAn-Frank Carter.
Member of school Board-George II.
Hoyt.
Wardsn-Clement v. Morse.
Ward CIerk-Herbert w. Knights.
Constable-Joseph A. Coolbrcth.
Ward Committes-George Strout,
Frank w. Carter, Clement V. Morse,
ii Nj. Latham, j. ID. Hoyt
Ths ward committee was authorized
to nll any vacancies that might occur in
the ticket named.
PLEASANTDALE
Master Geo. Gurnsy of Somervills,
Mass, is the guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. John Evans, Mechanic street.
Mrs Horace Andrews, Forest avenue.
Is recovering from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Latham and
daughter, Elsie Louise, passed the Sab
bath at the home Of MIR. Latham's par.
snts, Bramble street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, elm street,
entertained a party OF friends Monday
evening in a very pleasant manner. The
rooms were very prettily decorated and
after a fine musical programme, very
dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Capt Hutchinson, Chapel street,
is suffering from a nervous trouble.
MIR. Elmer Rogers, Chapel street, is
suffering from the grippe.
Mr.. Fred Dixon, Forest avenue, is
abba to be out after being confined to the
house for some weeks, the result or an
accident.
MIR. and Mrs. L. j. Connell, Atlantic
avenue, have returned from some weeks
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs f. L. Downs has returned from
Berwick, the home OF her mother.
Mrs, Howard Latham, Howard street,
is reported much improved. This will be
pleasant news to her many friends.