The Portland daily press., 1879-03-25
BATW LOCALS.
MONDAY, March "a.

MONDAY, March "a.
Mortality last week three deaths
The spring meeting of the Bath Driving
Park Association takes place at the Common
Council room next Saturday evening at Z
o'clock sharp.
Rumor says that the old site of III, Treat &
Lang mill is to be purchased and used by out
OF town parties for the building of iron yes.
sells
The ice is breaking up ia the back liver. The
"Gnt" is quite clear.
Saturday Berry Williams sold his horse
'Racer" to couple of youths for 80 cents.
Yesterday the boys drove him abont town.
Later we chronicle his demise.
Sabbath NoteS-At Beacon street the pastor
was indsposed and the usual preaching SER
vices were omitted. At Winter street, owing
to the indisposiiion Of DR.. Fisher, his pulpit
was supplied in the morning By Rev. Mr.. Hart,
in the afternoon by Mr. Kssson. At North
street 10 the afternoon Rev. Mr.. White preach
ed fine sermon on the Parable of the SoWer,''
Matt xiii:4, s. At Central Mr.. Kasson COL
cluded his engagement Of six Sabbaths, in
the morning his theme being s'The Unknown
God" In the evening large audience listen
cd to flee lecture to young men or the para
be of the Pfo9igal Son. The subject was treat
ed in a most interesting and Instructive fash.
ion. At Wesley church thers was we'll at
tended prayer and praise meeting in the ever
ing
Saratoga" is beipg rehearsed by Bath
am steur dramatic talent.
Mr.. Cbas Donnell, the pedestrian is u daily
practice for his 100 mile walk.
The Sagadaboc Sabbath School conYeaton
will meet the LIST of April in this city
.. FL. Whitney yesterday was cutting wood
at Westport when the axe took off the third
finger of his left hand. Coming to this city
DR.. Fuller dressed the wound
A little child of Mr. Trull living a. the north
end, died yesterday
Two weary aud foo!sore Individuals at the
palais l&t night.
NJ. G. r. r. receipts-1 Car chain. George
Fisher, 2 cars ship material, Goss & Sawyer, 1
car flour, e. 2. SWEET, 3 cars merchandise x.
& L. r. r 1 car merchandise.
Capt. q. q. Goss leaves town TODAY on bust.
Eess connected with ship contracts.
L. ID. CLARKE, for ten years with ID. o. Foye
& Co. has opened store at Warren Turner'S
old stand.
A large number of citizens beside relatives
and friends attended the funeral of Edward
Sewsl at bis late residence this afternoon. The
Rev. W. b. Hayden of Portland conducted the
service, which was that of the Swt denboygian
church of which deceased was a prominent
member. The singing was by a local qusrtette,
ani consisted of two chants finely rendered
The floral tributes were p:ofase and elegant,
many OF the choicest flowers arriving on the af-
ternoon Boston train. The following gentle
men represented the Bath Board of Trade and
Matitime Exchange, to both of which Mr..
Stwall belonged: A. J. Fuller Jarvis Pattep,
John W. Mari. G. Ill. Mcclellan, f. B. Torrey,
Fl. l.. Houghton, j. P Hitchcock and S T.
Woodman. The directors of the Bath Natiou-
al Bank were also present in body. After the
services the crowd dispersed, the burial being
at the convenience of the family. Work as ali
the yards wss suspended ont of respect to de-
ceased
All the solice ard wa'chmen have taken
The oah Of Office
The salary OF the Municipal Court Judge has
been redncsd oDe-balf.
Smelt fsbiog at ArIo@si; baviog CEASED
everybody is fishing for h. v.c2ut position on
the school board.
Tue papers were In f9 late this morning in
rescding Subscribers, owing to tae fact tha5
Gle Mout' became chill"
The first May fower has reaohei our sane
tun, only il was bud.
A little Bath boy was industriousiy digging
hole in the yard hnrying beef bone "What
ara you plantng?" said his mother. 81 be
plant ug a COW, mamma" rejoined the youOg-
ster, SOS to mils, aad drive to pasture aud feed
him like my grandpa!