The Portland daily press., 1873-01-04
Brief JOftimgs.

m. and p. m. by Rev. A. X. p. Small. Sunday
School at close of morning service CiGG{leI
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The January thaw is under US. @o = 'ii'
Slippery as saw-dust is taking the place of
the old comparison slippery az ice. gifagr>
Rev. w. e. Gibbs lectures on Doubts" at
Congress Square church tomorrow even ing.
Don't forget the Neck-Tie entertainment at
Sons of Temperance Hall this evening" tor,
There is star spangled banner floating in
front of Music Hail. bearing an inscription to
the effect that Boston is on fire, Our latest
telegraphc dispatches fail to confirm this state
ment. ~
Raised in East Livermore by Mr.. Randall;
carried to Fairfield; brought here by Daniel
Wells, ,droyer; butchered by f. Kenney of Deer
ing for Cooper & Morse; live weight 4123
pounds; dead weight 1882 pounds; largest four
years old steer ever brought in this market, is
the brief but touching biography ola bovine
just killed by Cooper & Morse of this City.
We are glad to learn that there is general
this city to close their places of business at sew
en- o'clock P. NJ, and thus give the clerks the
remainder of the evening ''@'"'i
Snow slides were fearfully prevalent yester-
day. One man on coming out of Middle
street store, found his sleigh filed with snow,
whereat be waxed exceeding profane, averring,
with many an oath, that it was trick of some
id street boy
There was a runaway in front of the Press
Office yesterday morning, caused by a snow
slide. The horse started directly across the
street, and drought up" on the opposite side
walk. e---,- $500.
The Standish base ball association give a
dance at Sebago Lake Pavilion on the 9Th inst.
An extra train will be run from this city on the
P. & o. road to accommodate those of our
people who may wish to attend.
The breaking of a rein was the cause of the
runaway by MI. j. J. Gilbert's horse Thursday.
Rev. A. K P, Small was the happy recipient
of $500, as Christmas gift from his parish
The flag on the Army & Navy Hall was at
half mast yesterday in respect to the memory
of the late Capt. Chas. McAllister.
The Enquirer nee RiUerside Echo is issued in
an enlarged and improved form, with Rev. B.
P. Snow as editor. isi Vlt.4f
G. G. Bennett, M. D., will deliver an address
at the temperance meeting, at Preble Chapel
next Sunday evening. 4E 19D
There seems to be some hidden connection
between ice, that coolest of all substances and
intense heat. We noticed. three men who sat
downsuddenly on tho Sidewalk yesterday,
about the same time. ~ heSstissEa got pthey
simultaneously remarked 6.IIll Fs3 7sz "a "a
- Rev o.FB Pitblado dsliyeze = i16h1re on
"God in Nature at the coIsfses dtsst chuysf
tomorrow evening s.;e
The Cadets are notified 81 the snnual election
of officers this evening, and are4equested to be
.sprepared to settle mp all accounts. ,.sNe
Two young sblpodg driving horse at fast
pkcs qaune near eunning over a lady opposite
HAle:s Aft RaIlefy, yesterday afternoon. Al
gentlemen passing, hit the horse over the nose
with his cane and stopped him. He then cheer
fully invited the occupants of the sleigh to step
out snd have q, head put on them without mon
~ and without price. They declined, &A
Al drizziing rain yesterday morning softened
-thesne to such an extent that walking be-
came quite uncomfortable. About noon il
cleared up. 1kA s1&b 3 EsNS&-
G. A. RLAt the regular monthly meeting
of Post 2, held at their headquarters last even
ling, the following was the order of business:
Reports of officers and committees, installation
of6fticers, &c. The Adjutant srrap6rt conl,
,,~s.,1 l,;stor,r
:. s.rn,.4;1s = nroso,,t ~. rs. 49, !.
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seinas'e[ Pt9re2'eo saeislaceofyz5 z5.aeelnens y
financial conaition - the Post. The retiring
:, r.s $500. ,.Ss,< 81 80 "a "a IT. H.
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Frrm the report Of the chairman o. ths sR>s
lief Committees Of Bosworth foet No 81 !!
r., We make the fotlow wing 1eoepl lkol4eIe4, ,WhicA
SHOWS me mfge amount "a iaUof &nQ Rooq
which e1ls q eulsstson ms been DOING 1arins
tne past 1enx 2es<s, colnnercang Jan 4 .186a
fanq epatQ9 1ec' ~ ~ kss,zs Y zssssss
Cns9 wog ~: 8 * q. sfss
4Grecesid1 @4@S g Z & 1SI & n "a p .
casn ~ IA = |x # l7fa s.,... .-o y.
Nurn6 n 81 <asH =
eses H14&Go0 WIZ s4
Total number a. 6al
Amount furnsfe IS: 7sO 80
Comrades ~ s.577so
Amount sent TO Caicago;. 22S % 4ir
A'~A'poi 'a'i0i' anu iA0"''' '''''' ~ oo ,as .o
ffEf+s 1853 ~ E &#At
Total relief furnished .......... S4695 q
twill, h. soov, hu .to o,,o,,. ro,or+ +hot a
+ho,.., 70 soen W 'ne awe Aepoi. ,""o
ouSahd collars year have been PAID by the
cannot be surnassad hr .,,,, ohar ar;+oh,o assoo;o-
t,on in the c;t, ~ any 'AA' i'""'o ''''00-'
s'
geo. H. Aopott, Dept j. V. c., acting as
mtistering officer then nroooos.. -, :..I 49,