The Portland daily press., 1901-01-15

works, which Is owned by the Portland
4 Cape Elizabeth railroad, did excellent
service In the recent storm. 1t not only
clears the track but with It's long reach
ing arms clears the street ~ we'll, to the
greas satisfaction of the citizens at large.
Miss Layone Dyer has gone to Free
port, where she VIII spend week or so.
The History club will hold Its weekly
meeting with Mrs. Ira M. Davis, Pine
street.
The annual meeting OF the Universal
list parish will take place January "a In
stead OF January IS, as previously an
nounced.
A number OF the men bers Of the South
Portland Republican club enjoyed an
oyster stew at the club headquarters on
Saturday evening. The caterer was Mr..
Charles A. Jenney.
Work on the new head quarters Of the
South Portland Republican club In the
grain store block commenced yesterday.
MIR. Norman Cook, the well known
builder and contractor, will have charge
OF the WORT X.
Mr.. Hiram Hunt, who was motorman
OF the car of the Cape division, which
was derailed Saturday near the corner OF
Market ami Fore streets, injured his hand
severely by a whirling brake handle.
MIR. Clarence Williams new house,
being built by James O'Neii on Clemens
street, near broadway, is q great i'm
urovemant over the one he lost by fire a
year ago, and gives promise OF being.
when finished, the prettiest and most
oommodious dwelling in the nsighbor-
hood. The west corner is adorned with
an imposing tower with pointed apsx.
which taken together with tbs sharp roof
of the main house and ell, Rives the
structure decided Queen Anne appear
ance
1t was Mr.. Cook of Pleasantdale, and
not Mr.. Benner OF Knightville, as before
reported in this column. who was award
ed the job of fitting up the new kepu bill
can club quarters in the second story Of
this grain store block.
There Will be three vacancies in this
school board OF this city to NIL in the
March election. They occur in wards /,
2 and a.
The South Portland Loan Association,
at It's regular meeting last Saturday even
ing, voted to retire the twelfth ssries OF
unpledged shares, all the preceding series
having been retired. The association Is
about to open Its 2lst series, giving a
preference OF customers and patrons to
those In the closed out series. This as
ISOLATION is in a most prosperous oondi.
ton, with a good round sum of cash on
hand ready TO loan to home-builders.
The South Portland First Univsrsallst
parish have sent an invitation TO the
Veteran Association of the city to attend
public Worship at their new church on
Sawyer street, Memorial Sunday, May
sSth next. The veterans VIII accept.
CHURCH ITEMS.
Peoples Church Sunday school was
reorganized Friday evening, Jan. 18th
The former officers were all re. elected ex-
cept Miss Florence Doughty. secretary,
who, after year efficient service re-
signed.
Supt Il @. Manter.
Asst. Supt.-Chas, Jewets.
SEQ Miss Helen Dewyea.
Treas-A. K. Thurreil.
Librarian-Mr. Seaford,
LIST Asst.-Miss Merriman.
Supt. Primary Dspartment-Miss Mag
gle Pickett.
MIR. Manter, after more than four
months ABSENCE was able TO renew his
duties as superintendent last Sunday.
The theme Of the South Portland local
pastors discourse Sunday morning at
Peoples church was, holiness: What is
It? who has iti'' Peter /, l5-I6. This
sermon is TO be followed by two more
special sermons upon the same general
subject, Wis "Holiness: The extent of
the believers privilege" and "Growth
in Holiness
Frequent rehearsals are bringing the
new choir at Peoples church into excel.
lent form. The four mals voices sang as
a male quartette with good effect last
Sunday.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION MASUO-
MONO TRIBE RED MEN.
Oasis hall presented brilliant scene
last evening at the public installation
OF officers of Masoonomo Tribe No. IS, /.
o. II. NJ, which was very largely attend
ed. something like over four hundred in.
yitations having bssn sent out, The In.
stalling exercises were conducted by
Deputy Grand Saohsm, Josiah II. Cobb
and suite, who were Deputies st. John,
Seaman, Craig, Gardner and Woods.
The following officers with several subor.
dinatss were duly installed:
Prophet-Horaoe r.. Davis.
Sachem-Byron Squires.
S. S.-Jamas K. Turner.
j. S.-W. A. Ohler.
q. OF H M. A Williams.
X. of VIOLIN Mountfort.
An interesting feature OF the evening
WAS the cancart which inoIudad among