The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-08
MAINE CITIES,
JottIngs by Press Correspondents.
BATH.
WEDNESDAY,, May Z.

WEDNESDAY, May7.
Cullen goes to Manchester, not Worcester
Wesley church pulpit next Sabbath will be
occupied by Rsv. Mr.. Ladd. This is the latest
arrangement.
One car of corn to-day arrived ever the Maine
Central for G j. Mitchell.
One more intention" recorded to-day on the
clerks book.
Nine host "May berry," of the Sagadahoc,
found at late hour this morning a batch of
the Times reporters notes in his coat-pocket.
In great tribulation the pencil driver had
searched all Front street for the lost property.
A wicked clerk was the cause, the late issue of
the local paper the results of the accident
The launch of the fine new schooner "Cbas.
Fl. Trickey" took place at high water, about
1.15 p. m. to-day, in the presence of large
lumber of spectators. Her tonnage is 2S1.03.
She will be commanded lby Captain Gustavus
Kelley.
e. H. Turner has taken the agency OF Little's
Boston Express.
The eastern barge at Rogers yard will be
planked this week and finished in May. A
full gang of workmen began operations on
upon the 1900 ton ship. At the upper yard the
masts are being stepped on the "Hattie Will
liams" Harrington has nearly competed his
two yachts. At remaining yards work is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Monday night, at meeting of S. f. E. Co,
No. l, the following officers were elected:
E. e. Winslow, Foreman.
s. w. Ferris, Second Foreman.
E. III. Turner, Clerk.
Geo. L. Babb, Steward.
During May the Friday evening lecture and
service at Grace church will be omitted. On
Sunday evenings there will be preaching servi-
ces at 80.
Maritime The brig Stacy Clarke of Waldo
boro arrived at House lslard last night to load
ice. Schooner Theresa A. Keene will load ice
Immediately at Pages place, Water Cove, near
House Island. The schooner s S. Bick more
has arrived with shiptimber, and is at Skol-
fields wharf, Brunswick. The r Shaw, with
SIG tons of coal for M. @. r. R., arrived this
morning, and lies at she railroad wharf: The
"Scotia" is in the stream waiting towage to
Thwipg's point ice-houses. The schooner Ma
bel Thomas, with coal for the Knickerbocker
Towsge Co., came up this morning.
The Marshal has caused Dicksrmap, who
keeps the alleged Commerc street nuisance,
to leave town or stand trial for keeping rus-
aDce.
Four lifteIs of the dusty cowhide at the pal
ais last night.
Mr.. Michael Shea, who recently went to
ireland to look after S50. 700 worth OF property
10 the vicinity of Cork, arrived home Tuesday
afternoon. He sails back to Ireland next Au-
gust.
Eighteen arrivals at the Sagadahoc Tuesday.
AT the courthouse this NOR ling, Judge Gill
bert was occupied with the insolvency case of
Daniel Clarke of Richmond.
A despatch TO the Houghton Bros. this morn
ing announced the strandiDg of the ship China
loaded with cotton, on the coast of Jutland.
May IA, at the Bath Driving Park, matched
race for 5000 will be trotted 10 harness, accord
ing to national rules, by Geo. III. Gould's blk.
NJ. Kentucky Girl, and E. PerrIn's b. g. Fred.
The race will be best 3 in5. o. same day
trot between A StoveI's b. m. Daisy Knox,
and John Smiths buckskln G. In the fret
named match it is probable considerable money
will change hands. Both horses are well
known in this county.
Sale of reserved seats for Pipafore begins at
Shaw's at q. m. Thursday.