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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-19

MONDAY, March II.
Miss May Rollins, young lady of 20, fell
upon the ice on Sswell street this forenoon and
broke her ankle.
The ice in the Kennebec shows no signs OF
breaking up yet; last year the river was open
here the 9th Of March, and the 18th gave as
Tree channel to the sea; now, the ice is 20 inch
es thick above the dam, and teams pass safely
from this city to Lovejoy's Ferry, 9 miles above,
as safely as in mid-winter.
Twenty men from this city and vicinity have
left for the new ElsDorado Of the West, Lead
vile, few of them go through to California,
and all to delVe with hands aud brains for that
which the wise man says is 1.-THE root of all
evil.'
Two hundred and forty.eight cars entered and
left the Maine Central station in this city in
two days last week.
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Fire at,hc FaImoutb Hotel.

What came near being serions fire at the
Falmouth Botel Monday night was luckily
extinguished before any serious damage was
DONE 1t seems that one of the chamber-maids,
whose room is in the fifth story, was on duty
in another part of the house to answer the
chamber-maids' bell. A lamp was left lighted
in her room, and supposed to be in safe con-
dtioD and safe place. In come unexplained
way the lamp fell TO the floor nd broke and
set fire to the room. Clothes were hanging on
pegs on the wall and the flames were comm
nicated to them. When the fire was discov
cred, about 10 o'clock, it had attained pretty
good Roadway. The extnguisher and water
were procured and after lively little fight the
fire was put OUT, leaving the apartment in
pretty bad condition. So quietly aid skilfu'ly
was the affair managed that few of the board
ers ard guests knew of the fire until yesterday
morning. The girl who occupied the room lost
all her clothes except those she had Oh.
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The Fire Society,

We have had placed in our hands for in
spection the rules and orders of the Fire
Society established in this city or Falmouth as
it was called, February "a, 1888.
The rules place the number Of members at
40 to be called together by the clerk, the meet.
ings to be held quarterly in January, March,
June and September, and called by printed
ticket left quarterly at each members residence.
The clerk shall also. inspect the buckets and
bags Of each member once quarter. Each
me mber shall have two leather buckets, bed
keysand two bags of ravens duck; the bags
IL yards long and three.quarters of yard
wide, with strings at the mouths. The MEM
bers had to attend all fires, and to bear a
watch-word. Provided any member suffered
by fire the society should give him what a
majority agreed to, and widow of member
was entitled to the same protection from the
Society as if her husband was living.
The members were, in 1905, Nath'l Coffin
Arthur Mcclellan, James Fosdick, John
Rockingham, j. q. Ingraham, Hugh Nc
Lellan, Shirley Erving, w. Goldman, BENZ
Willis, Cotton B. Brooks, Robert nsley, Enoch
Preble. Robert Boyd, Joshua Rogers, Ebenezer
Mayo, Matthew Cobb, Isaac Gage, Lemuel
Weeks, Daniel Shaw, James D. Hopkins, r.
Hunnewell, Stephen Longfellow, Ezekiel Day,
George Bradbury, Thomas Webster, Isaac
Ilsey, W. G. Weeks, Levi Cutter, Joseph
Cross, Jr., Preutiss Mellep, James Burpham,
Eleazer Greeley, Thomas Robinson, Robert
Crosse, Richard Woithinqton, A. W. Anterior,
Seward Porter, William Swan, Samuel Trock,
L. Weeks, Jr., VIM. Goddard, Henry Ilsley,
Samuel Weed, George Whitmore.
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ART SALE.-At f. o. Bailey's large COL
lection of oil paintings will be offered for sale
today and tomorrow, commencing at 10 o'clock
These pictures. it is stated, were painted for
the recent Mechanics Exhibition in Boston by
the artists, and purchased by the present own
or, Mr.. johnson. There are 1903 of them. from
the brushes of A. T. Bricher, G. W. Knapp.
Wesley Weber, E. D. Lewis, f. D. Briscoe,
@. FL. Shearer, David st. John, and many
other well known painters. Among them we
especially noticed No. abandoned at Sea-
by S.. John, No. 81 SIN the Netherlands" by
Shearer, No. 70 "Rlchenbach in the Tyrol," by
the same, No. 70 "On the Susquehannah" by
E. D. Lewis. Some Of the pictures should
bring large prices.
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HORSE NOTES.-The understand that horse
men are here from other Ststes purchasing
valuable horses.
Mr. J. E. Noyes has sold his very fast colt
Juno to Mr.. Brigham of Boston, Mass.
Price $500,
Mr.. Floyd has sold his game mare, Lady
Hudson, to gentleman, price $3.50. Lady
Hudson is dam of Mountjoy Belle by General
Knox and Of Portland Pilot by Mambrino
Pilot
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sunday school FclIowship meeting.

We have been requested to publish the fol-
lowing:
There will be Sunday School Fellowship
Meeting at High street church this afternoon
and evening, in which the schools connected
with the Congregational churches of the city,
Gorham, Windham, Wood ford's Corner, Cape
Elizabeth, Cumberland Mills, Saccarappa and
Falmouth will be represented. The afternoon
exercises will begin at $50, and the exercises
will be as follows:
Praise aud prayer.
Greeting.
The work to be done.
Sabbath school lesson of today, as compared with
that Of twenty years ago.
The model superintendent.
Rotation of teachers.
Question box.
The evening exercises begin at O'Clock,
with the following programme:
Prayer and praise
What is wanted in teacher?
Privileges and rewards of the Sabbath school tea CHI
er.
Blackboard illustration.
Question box.
Real. of the family to the Sunday school.
HCw ca ~ shall look for the conversion of
children And in what relation does the church
stand to them?
These exercises are principally questions for
discussion which will be opened by prominent
ministers and laymen of the different churches.
and others will follow informally. Supper
will be provided in the vestry for those coming
from cut Of town. The Portland & Rochester
road will carry the visitors the round trip for
one fare.
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YnrmOuih.

Hall, Monday evening, to make nominations
for town officers. Some thirty-fve persons
were present and of that number about fifteen
were GreenbackerE. The first and third Sc
lectmen are Greenbackers, the others are Re
publicans and Democrats, who were not pres
emf The nominations are as follows:
Moderator-D L. Mitchell.
Clerk-L. r. Cook.
Selectmen-Asa f. York, Joseph Raynes,
S. D. Ring.
Treasured, NJ Lawrence.
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sACo AND BIDDEFORD LOCALS.

TUESDAY, March IS.
sACo.
Sleighs are out again in full force.
cdr" Fields will give up the pie tourna-
ment. He learns that it is unhealthy.
Rev. S. W. Hamilton lectures at the Metho.
dist vestry on "All Sorts Of Preachers" He
has been here before and always has had a
large audience.
In the City Hall Wednesday afternoon,
Vilers, the funny man, will deliver his new
lecture. Tickets are selling rapidly.
There was almost fire in the tenement
house corner of Middle and School street last
night. Fortunately it was discovered in time.
The York Company has just received an
order for between five and six hundred cases Of
goods.
BIDDEFoRD
Next Saturday evening people desiring to
laugh may do so. "Baby" at City Hall is used
to it.
soon.
The Biddeford Cornes Band reh earsed their
play and studied it. 1t was presented in first
good. the open-air concert attracting large
crowd.
The A nti-Gossip Charitable Association will
attend the Universalist Jack and Gill party in
body, only opening their mouths TO partake
of the supper.
Abijah Tarbox has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff
Jere Rogers was fined So and costs this
morning for an assault on Deputy Mari.
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A little daughter of w. T Kilborn, the car
pet dea'er was accidentally run over bS team
yesterday, in the upper part tf the city, and
somewhat injured
Edward 4. Crewe, an Engiisbman, boarding
on Pleasant street, while shaving yesterday
morning, had his attention called eff and sud-
denly turning in come way shut the razor on
bis hand, inaicting very serious wound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-19

REFORM CONFERENCE.-THE executive couu-
Gil of the New England Reform Mems Asso-
citation will meet at Congress Hall at O'Clock
this afternoon. "A public meeting will be held
in Congress Hall in the evening at u o'clock.
The meeting. will be addressed by Gen. Nat
Head Of New Hampshire, J. X. Osgood of
Gardiner, and other prominent speakers from
all parts of New England. All in favor of the
Temperance cause are cordially invited to at
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THE SUNDAY SUN.-Messrs. George o. Gcsse
& Brother will issue the first number of new
Sunday paper on Sunday morning, to be called
the Sun, which will be devoted to literary mat
ter, special Geographic dispatches, local news,
music and the drama. Mr. Gosse has had
long experience in journalism and should make
spicy and readable paper. G. B. Ilsley will
contribute local sketch under his nom de
Yl1i3ne of HPic"
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Remarkable Streak of Hi Luck.

The schooner Nellie F. Sawyer, Capt
Bunker Of Portland, has had remarkably
hard experience the past season in regard to
second mates. First, one died in Cuba, and
the vessel Cine on to Philadelphia without
any. She there shipped one, and about the time
she arrived in Fernaudina, he was taken sick
apd had to be put ashore into the hospital
The schooner went to Cuba without one;
shipped ore there day or two before sailing,
and the second day out he was taken down
with very lame leg, and " as confined to his
room all the passage
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The Fish and Game Law in Maine.

The laws relating to fish and game, passed
by the Maine Legislature at its recent session,
are thus summarized
The use of weirs is limited to one.eghth of
the channel of any river. The annual close
time of Holsters for canning purposes is fixed
from Aug. to April 1, and no Holsters less
than 1O4 inches shall be sold or exposed for sale
from Aug. to April l, under penalty of SIS for
each lobster. Fishing for porgies, with steam
boats and seines is further restricted by prohib-
ting such fishing in BAYS and harbors the en-
Plover is omitted from the list of birds protect
ed. The fishery bill of 1873 is amended, chang.
ing the close Time of handbook salmon, togue
and trout from Oct. l to May 1, except in st.
Croix river and Kennebec county, where it
shall be from Sept. 10 to May l; for bass and
citizens may take such fish for their own use,
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Obtaining Goods Under False Pre- fences.

Obtaining Goods Under False Prstences.
Monday afternoon man calling himself
Capt. Brown of the schooner G. E Burton
called at we'll known grocary store in this
and said he wished to buy lot of ship stores
for the vessel He ordered bill ofgroceries to the
amount of over $50. He borrowed of the parties,
who cold the goods, the sum of 81 in money,
giving as an excuse that the counting-room of
J. S. Winslow, the managing owner of the
Schooner was closed Yesterday morning he
went into the store again and borrowed So
moro Of another partner who was navarro Of
the prior loan. When, however, the senior
partner arrived and learned the state of affairs
1t was decided the captain was fraud. Officer
Hanson was applied to. and in the afternoon
arrested Brown on Green street. Brown gave
no excuse for his conduct. 1t was ascertained
he was fraud, aud was not captain Of any of
Mr.. Winslow's vessels. He is also called
Charles Coombs alias Elias Fields.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Period Depots of n. G.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei q Co., Andrews,
Waterhouse. corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan-
der, Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
ON all trains that run out OF the city.
Saco, of L. Hodsdon and H. b. Kendrick.
Bath Of j. o. Shaw.
lewiston of Stevens & Co.
Biddeford, F. NJ. Burnham.
Brunswick, b. G Dennison, and W. II. Marrett,
Richmond. G. A. Beale.
New Castle. A. W. Southworth,
woodford's Corner, H. Moody.
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium. 80
Onion Square.
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school C0mrniffee.

A meeting of the school committee was beld
last evening, His Honor Mayor Walker, pre-
siding. There were present Messrs. Burgess,
Stanley, Smaller, Chadwick, Libby, Burrage and
Gray
Mr.. Burgess was chosen secretary pro tenn.
Messrs. Gray and Stanley, newly elected
members were qualified by oath of office sd-
minstered by Mr.. Libby The records of pre-
ceding meetings were read and approved as
amended.
1t was voted to omit the usual reports of gu
pervisors, and proceed to election of supeyin-
tsndent of schools.
Mr.. Thomas Tash was unanimously elected
to that Office, and his salary fixed the same as
last year.
Mr.. Libby was appointed committee to no.
tify the superintendent OF his election, ard he
appeared aud took the oath of Office
On motion of DR.. Smaller, it was vo,ed that a
committee of three be appointed of whom SUI
peIintendent of schools is to one to nominate the
various committees and supervisors of this
board The committee as filled by the chair
consists of Dr.. Sbailer, DR.. Chadwick and su-
perinteudent of schools
Voted, That when the board adourns it be
to meet next Thursday afternoon at 5 o'cock to
receive the report of above committee
The subject of taking the census of persons
from to 81, as required by law, was referred to
by Mr.. Libby. but no action taken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-19

THERE is 20 article of household use which
it is so important TO obtain genuine as Pratt's
Astral Oh, as it is a question of safety to life
and property. The public are generally
familiar with the sealed cans of the manu.
facturers, but the utmost caution is advised
when buying from the barrel. W. w. Whipple
& Co., Fl Market square, Portland are the
agents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-19

THE first life insurance company to give, by
special contract, its poIcy-holders additional
benefits to those guaranteed by law passed to
prevent the forfeiture of policies, was the IN
ion Mutual of Maine. This it does by agreeing
TO deduct, in case the party dies within the
period of extended Insurance, and the policy
becomes claim under the Maine Non-Forfeit-
ure Law, a smaller sum for forborne and un-
paid premiums than that authorized to be de-
Quoted by the law ITSELF
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PINE ST. CHURcH.-There is probably no
class of men in the community to whom few
dollars would do more good or be more
thoroughly appreciated by than the worn out
Methodist minister. The ladies of Pine street
are leading off in a grand project to
ameliorate their condition. The proceeds of
tonight are entirely separate from church
collection for this purpose, and have nothing to
do with it. Toose disposed TO paironize this
entertainment will BE- more thaa compensated
by making the heart OF many Of GODS children
clad
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THOMAsTON LOCALS.
TUESDAY. March

TUESDAY, March IL.
Schooner Dadem is loading lime for New
York.
VIM. L. Adrews is talking of retiring from
business in Thomaston and purchasing farm.
Maj. Delano has gun recently purchased,
that will, he says, kill fox at sixty yards.
Y. U. Morton is selling off his dry goods at
reduced prices, preparatory to putting IN his
spring goods.
Two boys, sons of VIM. f. Gay and d. J.
Starrett, thought they would ''join that innum-
cradle band" of tramps, ran away from home,
but were taken at Wiscasset by Mr.. Gay as they
were about to take the cars fos Bath.
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Brief JOffings.

Fine day yesterday Mercury 22o ct SUE
rise, $40 at noon wind northwest.
The sheriffs seized lot of beer in the yiciI-
ity OF Gorham's Corner yesterday.
The agents of the Dominion line think there
must be some mistake about the Ontario's cat
tie as telegraphed yesterday morning. They
say their dispatches report that the cattle ar
rived in excellent condition
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Ex-Governor Selden Conner was in town
yesterday.
Rev. John F. Locke of Boston has been
called by the Castine Unitarians and will prob
ably accept.
Mr.. Harrison Baker has been appointed by
the Governor clerk in the Educational Depart
ment under Mr.. Luce.
At an adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Overseers of the Poor, held yesterday after
noon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel w. Merrill were
unanimously reelected Master and Matron OF
the Aims House.
Died in Hebron March 18th, Mr.. John Trip
aged SO years and 10 months. He was a son of
Rev. John Trip, who for nearly so years was
pastor of the Baptist church in Hebron, and
brother Of Rev. L. S. Trip Of Surry.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-George A. Hill.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
New Styles-Carton Kimball.
W. L. Plummer-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Petition for Discharge.
White Grapes-Wilson & Co.
Salesman Wanted j. Henry Rir ss S,ro.
Hack and Livery Notice.. Iibbv.
Greenleaf Law Library g ,ac;ai WestirO
Kid Gloves-Charles Cir 81 ts g. a. hieoting'
N Nttoso,c levitt & Co. '-OH
ToG PsonIs F q t Papyrogasph.
~ eoP-o -9ying Homes-A. W. BRIGHAM.
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-ADh A-Don't fail to examine our 2 Button
N'u doves at 90c. Every pair warranted. A
Luz line of spring shades just received. w. E.
hummer, 455 Congress ST.. Clapp's Block.
rnor1Q.dt
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REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.-The following
transfers Of real estate were recorded in this
county Monday:
Scarboto-Irs Milliken to Melville |. MILF
ken, hon estead farm.
Liberty w. Plummer to Melville L. Miliken,
ten acres of land.
Standish-Mark r. Coolbroth to S. r. Dor.
sett, ct al, lot of land.
The following were recorded yesterday:
Freeport-Fred Pratt to Samuel H. Hol-
brook, lot of land
Brunswick Wald to Chas. E. White,
% acres of land
OLisf1eld-Eastman Bean TO Rchald Bean.
part of lot No 10, 4th range.
Bridgton--Lesnder w. Frost to Albert B,
KilborD, 6 acres of land.
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At the annual meeting of the Peoples Loan
and Building Association last evening, all the
retiring officers were reelected for the ensuing
year:
President-Gso 30. H. Theobald.
Treasurer-Wm. 81. Stewart.
Secretary-Wm. S. Hager.
Observation-Disclosures Hathorn, A. X. P.
Walker, Scion White and E. H. Tomlinson.
1t was voted to issue fifth series of
stock, several resolutions regarding Iexisting
series were adopted.
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Municipal Court,

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
TUESDAY Waiter W. Andrews. Breaking, en-
tering and larceny. Probable cause. Ordered to re-
cognize to State with suretes in sum of $500. Com
mitted
Pettr 0. Riley. Larceny. Discharged.
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NEW STYLES of Black Silk Fripges and But.
tons for spring garments just received by Carl
ton Kimball, 459 Congress street,
mario ct
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Maine State Grange.

The executive committee of the Maine
State Grange met at City Hall yesterday.
Some items of routine business of no general
public interest were transacted. Mr. Dennison,
Secretary of the State Agricultural Society,
had an interview with them in relation to
concert of action and interest at the next
State Fair. 1t is understood that special
premiums in various classes will DO offered to
oranges as such, the same to go into the
treasury of toe successful oranges. Patrons
who desire to camp out will be furnished tent
ground free. In agreeing to the above arrange
ments the executive committee disclaim all
intention of indorsing or countenancipg the
inevitable horse trot but with the present de-
PRAYED state of public tastes they look upon it
as necessary evil by means of which to raise
funds to defray the current expenses of the
fair. Messrs. N. Ham and J. M. jackson of
Lewiston were appointed committee to agree
upon the place, and arrange the next session of
the State Grange.
The executive committee consist of Charles
e Gilman of Houlton, Chairman, Hon. Ivory
Lord of Saco, Nelson Ham of Lewiston, 7. B.
Hunter of Phillips, d. FL. Thing of West Mt.
Vernon, Master, ard j. M. Jackson of Lewis
ton. Secretary members ex.officio
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They cure all diseases of the Stomach Bow
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs. and $500 will be paid for case
they will DOT cure or help, or for any thing i'm
pure or injurious in them-Hop Bitters. Test
it. See "Truths" or Proverbs" aEother COL
umn
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THAT slight tickling in the throat and dispo-
sition to slight cough may be the precursor of
years of suffering unless you take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which never disappoints. Price
25 cents
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CUMBERLAND ROWING ASSOCIATION "A new
boat club was organized in this city yesterday,
under the name of the Cumberland Rowing
Association with the following afficers:-
Observation-Disclosures O'Brion.
Vice President-Wm. Speman.
Secretary-Eugene Reardon.
Treasurer-DAniel E. Bowen.
Captain-James Conwell.
Janitor-Wm. Payne.
Trustees-Chas. 8. O'Connell, chairman;
George Ell. McCalmon, VIM. Lowry.
Printers ERRoR.-In the Gorham item,
the original words Changed front" was printed
charged Fraud The sentence should read :
"The opposition changed front and tried va
riety of expedients, but each time lost
eround.o
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"HURRAH for the next who dies" exclaims
the irreverent host Better hurrah for the man
who lives BY using Addnason'S Botanic Cough
Batsdm. Il cures coughs, colds and lung diff
fculties. Price 35 cents mr15S&W2t
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CHILDRENs Real Torchn Collars only 1Oc
each at W. Plummer's, 455 Congress street.
marl94t
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THE Maine Beet Sugar Co. are refining Beet
Sugar. and will supply the wholesale trade
With limited quantity this week ct
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$500 REWARD

CHEW JACKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
de28S& W&w1y
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No discount was allowed On taxes. 1t was
voted that $1,000 sh ould 20 to the free high
school; that the selectmen and assessors should
be paid So day, the chairman of the school
committee $40 year, and the other members
of that committee $50 each; the town treasurer
$3.50. Also that the overseers of the poor should
work without pay, aud when they dined at the
aim house provide their own dinner.
CascO.
At Casco yesterday, combination ticket was
elected:
Moderator-Dr. Albion Cobb, D.
Clerk-L w. Holden, d.
acknowledgements Decker, G., josiah
Webb, D., j. Ell. Sawyer, G.
Treasurer-D. @. Smith, d.
Superviser-A. E. Mann, G.
Constable and collector-R. G. Gay, g.
Windham.
At the second ballot in Windham Monday
there was no choice and the meeting adjourned
until Wednesday next at 8 q. m.