The Portland daily press., 1879-11-25
MAINE CITIES.
lettings bv Press Correspondents.
BATH
Small Shot - Personal - Commercial
Round Town-Gossip.
SATURDAY, Nov. %.

DIR. Mallett of Boston is in town.
Adams & Hitchcock's new schooner is be-
ing rugged on the stocks.
In Goss & Sawyer's new bark the masts are
being stepped.
S. w. Curtis, Esq, of New York is in town
on business.
Rogers new bark has been sold to Capt.
Winslow of Portland.
A disgraceful dance occurred in Music Hall
lasr night. Free rum was the rule and de-
molished shop signs the after play.
A Bath man lost $1,000 by the late deprecia-
zion in stocks.
a citizen has invented certain process by
which household article can be cheaply
manufactured and has applied for a patent.
Croker & Lilly ARE doing smashing bust
ness in the manufacture of anchors.
A boy had his boot heel taken of by the car
wheel jumping off the train at North street
this noon.
The Hall girl who was recently accidentally
Barker has arrived in Leadville.
Schooner Oregon is unloading iron at the
wharf of j. III. Allen & Co.
Richard Wolf fell overheard from Hough-
toms wharf this morning and was rescued from
an icy bath by man who put out to his as
sistance in a skiff.
Mr.. Geo. p. Davenport leaves town Monday
for business trip South
They still are hunting for the wild OK at
Witch Spring.
-Accident-Death of Prominent
y-Amusements- Town Cos
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MONDAY, Nov. q.
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The farmers haul in their produce on sleds.
The going is abominable.
Four tramps at the palais last night.
The excitement this week-the wedding.
All the girls are dress making.
Miss Fannie Moses, daughter of the late
VIM. v Noses the well known ship owner,
died yesterday.
The concert by Bath Musicians, to take place
in the Universalist church of this city Thanks
giving night, will draw large and fashionable
audience. The proceeds will go to the Old
Ladies' Home.
Saturday afternoon at Cundy's Harbor. while
a man named Gillian was at work upon YES
SELL by the parting of the hawser he was
knocked overheard and his skull fractured
Aid was solicited from Bath and DIR. Cope
laDQ attended. Inc case is serious.
The second assembly of the knights of Py-
thias takes place on Thursday night in Column
bian Hall. Backus furnishes the music with
an orchestra of six pieces.
Uncle Toms Cabin is coming.
Mr.. Edward Kimball of Boston is at home.
More lumber came down the river this morn
ing.
Missionary service at Winter street church
yesterday.
Four car loads of granite for St. Louis passed
west today.
A man with a straw hat and linen buster
was among the sights on Front street this
noon.
Shaw has opened another store, that former
ly occupied by E. A. Magoun on Front street.
Skating accidents have commenced. A boy
broke into the Rily pond on Sunday and was
nearly drowned.
Travel on the railroads is good.
The school marms, pretty, stylish, homely
and Indifferent, gathered in the city hall this
afternoon to be paid for their fall terms work.
The "Star" will twinkle on the occasion of
Thursday night.
Work on the Knox & Lincoln artesian we'll
has been commenced.
The masts are stepped in Adams & Hitch
cocks schooner.
A fleet of Is schooners, mostly ice laden, left
port today.
One raft of 500 logs passed to Winnegance
this morning.
Sch F. l.. Richardson, lumber laden, arriv-
ed from the South Sunday
The news boy on the eastern train came in
to town this afternoon with orr tackled to his
back much to the amusement of the passen-
gers.
Good skating on the Park.
By actual count Is babies left town on the 4
o'clock Portland train.
Quite number of Bath people will attend
Pinafore in Augusta Thursday night
Now is the time to advertise in the PRESS
and Argus.
Conductor Dillons place during his recent
vacation was acceptably filed by the genial
Haley of tie M. c. r. r.