28 May 1900
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Newspaper
Portland Daily Press
Location
Portland, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1900
Page
1
The page includes classified advertisements and notices for Sew, for sale and found items, alongside product endorsements. It promotes Castoria, Hood’s, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and other familiar patent medicines with long-standing signatures and sales claims.
General Chamberlain said he could find suitable men for the parade staff but would only serve if the event represented the entire state rather than a local affair. He emphasized the parade must be statewide in scope, otherwise the honor would go to others.
The author argues for Catholicity within the Episcopal Church citing the Apostles Creed historic episcopate and Anglican orders as proof. He condemns party extremes, stresses intellect will and affection, and urges inclusivity while praising reconciliation with Evangelical and Broad Church strands. The Portland Ladies Orchestra will play at the Greely Institute graduation on June 1 in Cumberland Centre.
Veterans' Association observed Memorial Sunday in South Portland with services at Bethany Church. Rev. Newcomb delivered an eloquent sermon urging remembrance of benefits from Union soldiers and praising Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Local notices cover visits and lighthouse service family news.
Personal A P Welch moved to Peaks Island for the summer. Dr George E Dow and Perley A Swasey of State Street arrange a long cycling trip through Europe. depart New York June 98 aboard L Acquitaine, stay 10 days in Paris for the exposition, travel France Switzerland Germany Holland England Ireland, return Sept 6 aboard Corin to Montreal. Western gentlemen join the tour. Mr and Mrs G Blocklinger of East Deering return after their brother Oxmer Spindler’s death. daughter Mrs John H Mitchell visited Boston area for five weeks.
The annual spring concert will be held this evening at the Y M C A by the festival chorus Fi. It ranks among top musical events of the season next to the Grand Festival itself.
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