The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-22

TUESDAY, Oct Il.
One more walkist at the palais last night
Boys skated yesterday and so in swimming
today.
If the weather holds the police will be noti-
fed to enforce the regulation on bathing.
At last the city agency is filled.
Emmons' steers impervious to shot roam the
Croker wood near Witch Spring, and will
not come to the slaughter
Conductor Annibal of the NJ. c. r. r., is
about moving to Brunswick owing to his trains
not running to this city.
Perkins & Blaisdell are finishing cedar
copper riveted yawl for H. P. Dyer & Co. of
Baltimore, for their schooner just purchased
of Hagan.
Alfred King had finger severely damned
at Moulton's this morning.
Hagan is finding it difficult to obtain riggers
to work on his schooner-a sign of Bath good
times.
The Hattie NJ. Crowell, three-masted
schooner, arrived in port this afternoon.
Dance at Perry's Hall, Winnegance, next
Tuesday evening
Moulton has gang of men putting q tubes
and tube sheet on the boiler at the Barytes
mill today.
A mill man named Gray Of Bowdoinham, is
about starting wood yard in this place.
Deering & Donnell are making repairs on
their wharves-a sign of business.
A Bath business firm attempted to lease one
of the ship yards recently, but could not as the
owners expect to build soon. Bath is not suffer-
ing from the hard times
The boiler of the steamer Laurena was today
repaired and the steamer Valera filled her
trip up river.
Beechnuts in large quantities are in the
market
The fire bells last night rang a false ALARM
1t was amusing to see the steamers hasten all
about town seeking for the confagraton.
Can't Bath have some method of ringing an
alarm by which firemen may at once know the
locality of fire?
As the Triggers at Goss & Sawyers were put
ting up the standing rigging on one of the re-
Gently launched schooners, the deadeyes were
smashed They were made in Boston. Had
they been made in this city the accident would
not have occurred.
A new sidewalk is being laid on Elm street
near Front.
The Kapella towed 600 logs to the Winnie
gance mills this morning.
Two very strange and like accidents hap
pened to machinists in Bath and Boothbay,
Saturday. Frank King of Bath was fixing the
boiler Of the Sasanoa, when he got iammed in
the boiler angle His pants had to be cut off
and his legs creased before he could be extr-
Gated At Boothbay VIM. Kentrick got
jammed into similar position while repairing
the boiler Of Luther Mattocks' porgy boats and
it took four and half hours to remove him
from his tight place.
Last night fair lady named Miss Patten,
residing on Court street, slipped claret punch
too long and after began to smash crockery and
mutilate other fragile articles. The police were
notified and sought the scene, but Miss Patten,
the fair, was no longer there as She d escaped
by means of window.
To-night-POund party at the Old Ladies'
Home, Solar Lodge reunion, G. A r. sociable.
New seats are being put into the High
School building.
A gentlemanly little fellow hailing from
Augusta begged lodging last night at the
palas, and was given accommodation. One of
our police officers took him home to breakfast
and dinner, and this afternoon he started on
foot for home. He was well dressed and SEEM
ed of respectable family. Was he runaway?
The annual meeting of the Maritime EX-
change Association will take place at the
Exchange Saturday, Oct. 18th, at 3 p. m. All
members are desired to be present.
That ten cent variety show has left town. A
good move.
ting out paper to be called the Star, to be
published each evening of the entertainments
for free distribution. II will contain locals,
personals, dramatic and Star course announce
mentS.
A dispatch to the Maritime Exchange an
nounces the charter, Oct. Goth, of ship Tabor
at Portland, Oregon, to load grain for Liver
pool at $50. Also at San Francisco, Oct. 18th,
cleared ship Occidental for Liverpool.
Everybody is going to the Kellogg concert
at Columbian Hall Wednesday night.
At meeting of the board of Mayor and
Alderman at City Hall this morning B. f.
Tarbox was appointed liquor agent.
Good smelling at Berry's Mills.
Dandeion blossoms were sadly nipped by
yesterdays cold and this mornings frost.
Kellogg, the princess of song Emerson, king
of the cornet; Eichberg Quartette, galaxy of
talent