The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-03
BATH LOCALS.
Church Notes-A Collie ction of Fine
Houses, Etc.

Splendid weather Sunday.
The "Ouder" Young Ladies Literary Society
held its first meeting last Wednesday and Or
gained for its winters campaign.
Folks went to church Sunday.
The Eriscopalan Sociable meets this week at
the residence of Mr.. S. D. Bailey, Wednesday
evening
The M. E. W. Church Aid Society meets
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr.. j.
II. Raymond.
The Rev. Mr.. Stocking lectures at the Win
ter street church Wednesday evening on "Per-
sia." This gentleman is not a blue, but VIM.
r., the well-known missionary.
The Wesley church people announce a
course of popular lectures including such names
as Haven, Foster, Pitblado and McOabe. The
first OF the course occurs soon after the holi-
days.
Gee clubs are becoming all the rage.
Miss Pendieton, it is reported, has engaged
Columbian Hall for reading and musical en-.
tertainment soon.
lamp-post stands on Centre street
With glass and fxingS all complete;
lis placed at corner of bank BLOCK
Put there supposed for many knock
10 save the building near it,
"Brace up and have more style my friend,
Erect it like a Grecian bend
Upon the buildings massive front;
Not put it where to bear the brunt
VI all the passing by it,
Go. said man to the gas gent,
Who said that he had Just been sent
To make this it's location;
AND If the post did mar darnatiOn,
Inc looks OF things-how help it.
And then ensued lot of talk,
we heard 10 passing down the walk,
About constructing a tin root
AND such lmpulsiye slang reproof
The Times" remarks quite 'gussy.''
Ink singers thrice have hit this post.
And yet it won't give up the ghost,
For such like things reporters bite Fem,
Hard and long to make ian item,''I
With this we cd our story.
We were shown through the stable of the
Sagadahoc House this morning by Mr.. May
berry, the proprietor, and are confident that
tnls gentleman possesses interesting a
collection OF fine horses as can be- found
elsewhere in the state. The stable consists of
some twenty stalls and the number of animals
at present is sixteen, both buildings and horses
under the immediate and careful supervision Of
the trainer Mr.: Ed Perrin of this city, to-
getner WIN TWO assistants. The buildings
plete Tor such purpose. Mr.. Mayberry's
private cole cton consists of some seven horses
the names and description of which are as
follows; B. M. "Vney. years old, I6 hands,
WeiRut lu0U has D5aG6n z. 4S Ii. b. stallion,
Eddie Is hands, 3 years old sired by
Dreadnaaght. Drew mare. This is very
fine animal with q beautiful name and tail
the latter touching the ground and being very
thick. Bay colt, "Bertle,' Is hands, sired as
stallion, years old. G. m. "Lady Gray" Is
hands inches, sired by warner" Cali
fornia stallion Has record made in Gardi-
ner track of 2.48 Ia. B. mare Drew" sired
by Drew. The mother of all the colts and
kept for stock purposes. Mr.. Mayberry has
driven this horse inside of minutes in a road
wagon containing two persons; 16 years old,
and Is hands high. Has colt by her side
months old. The seventh horse is for heavy
Is hands; record on the Bath tracks last 4th of
| July ~ IL. The property of VIM. FL Fogg.
The Rev. Mr. Gregron's monthly service at the
Episcopal church was well attended last ever
ing The rector preached upon "fhe Need of
| Grace"