The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-06
BATH LOCALS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5.
City council meets tonight.
Alonzo Holmes went to Togus today.
The Topsham Lodge had a fine TINA last
night at the Highland Light Lodge rooms.
There was music, games and dancing They
left about midnight for home.
Knights of Oner Lodge now over Hills
store.
Moulton's machine shop boiler has a Han
cook inspirator.
Higgins photographed houses and scenes at
the Cornelius Pond Co.'s works today.
Tbs sermon delivered by the Rev. Mr.. De-
Pew of Wiscassett, at Winter street chapel last
evening is highly spoken Of
The s. d. c., a dramatic club of the Sagada.
hoe House, young folks, are soon to bring out
''Blow for Blow"
Hickey & Kimball exhibited at billiards last
night. Kimball won both games played.
Eplscopalian soeable at Mr.. Hyde's, High
street, Thursday evening.
The Methodist fair held last night at Arrow.
sic, Melted fifty dollars. Several Bath people
attended.
A number of private teams drove to Phips.
burg last night by moonlight, attending the
| Congregational fair.
The farmers mark with pine boughs subar-
| ban roads 60 Indicate bitches.
! North End shpyards present lively app ear
ance. Goss & Sawyer have already lai the
Eastern Steamers keel.
Mayberry has put big ventiator on the
Sagadahoc stable.
young and old folks moonlight ride, with
| dance and supper is being talked
Beacon street evening prayer meetings con-
! tinue with interest.
Mr Charles Lemopt, formerly with Mr. p.
| c. Piper, is now sketch;ng for Chase and Ruse.
Why don't the ferry boat run accommodation
! trips Sunday?
The five gallon keg of rum recently seized by
Deputy Marshal Lonely and Officer TIbbstts,
will BIZ burned Saturday.
Work is being pushed in the cashiers office
of the Lincoln Bank. Nc J. p. Haley Con-
tracts the job, Massrs 0. Pdrriugton and l.
Oliver having the Carpentry 10 charge. The
Office will be finished ln black walnut aud have
| brick floor. The counter is a very haods me
piece uf work 10 walnut and purI, from designs
BY F4sseit of Portland. 1t has three proiec-
tious, will have handsome plate glass front
| aud door for the CASHIER. Dim customs
height, feet; length 10 feet; with, a feet;
| glass, 81 feet high
Two geptemanly cats did meet, and con-
versed loudly on the street; window sash was
| gepty raised, pitcher hurled-Ye gods be
| praised! but no, alas! it came 10 pass, the
| pitcher slipped and smashed his glass.
CaDt Perkins funeral will take place in this
city. p. m. Thursday, from the Universalist
| church.
The Sagadahoc Encsmpment ball at Column
bian Hall last night, was a brilliant success
About sxty-fve couples were present, includ-
| ipg O1d Fellows from Portland and Bruns-
wick. The number of dances was fourteen,
there being two extras At lntermsson a col
lation was served at the lodge banquet room.
After supper the light fantastic was tripped
until about two o'clock this morniug. Barker
| furnished the music.
DR.. Levi Davis, coored, formerly of South
| Caroline, now of Bath, who has been presented
! BY Queen Victoria with the medal and honor of
| G. j. q. F., will lecture at Columbian Hall
next Saturday evening on "Civllization aud
Reconciliation. He gives selections also on
| the Jewish cymbal.