The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-14
BATH.
Church Notice--AttemptedB urglary--Ses-
sion of the Aldermen-Dr. Princes
Return-Gossip and News-Death CT Mr..
Anthony Raymond.

Geo. Billings practicing Wednesday night in
a row boat on the river made mile in u
minutes. Billings will row in the coming
regatta.
Church notices-At the Beacon st. Church
in the morning the pastor, Rev. Mr. Adams,
takes the subject waiting faiths reward" In
the afternoon the pastor exchanges with Rev.
Mr.. White of the North St. Baptist Church.
AT the North St. Church in the morning Sab
bath School at 10.40; evening prayer and
praise meeting. At the Wesley M E. Church
in the morning Psalms 10: II, Secret faults;
evening, Exodus Is: 27-''Lifes Films" At
the Elm st. Church in the morning "Zion
enlarged" and in the evening mountains
leveled'" Sermons by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Chase At st. Marys Church particular
devotion of the Forty Hours commences on
next Sabbath; the morning discourse by
Father O'Brien, "Real presence of Jesus in
the blessed sacrament" The object of this
40 hours devotion is to allow Catholics the OPP
dortunity of showing their faith in the real
presence. The evening service is omitted on
this account. Monday clergy from abroad
are expected. Tuesday evening there will be
a sermon by one of the visiting Jesuits. The
Rev. Mr.. Smyth of Portland will preach in
the morning at the Swedenborgian Church.
AT the Central Church Prof. Chapman of
Bowdoin College will conduct the services
AT Union Chapel Ireland District, preaching
at $50 pm. by Rev. J. w. Williams; text
Mark 6: 81.
DR.. c. w. Price arrived home on the p. M
Roctnp frai, from, 70 l.
doctor made the trip in just eight DAYS fIom
the West. The doctor is undecided regarding
his return.
The tug Glide with 900 logs passed down the
river Thursday afternoon for Wiscasset
Messrs. Peru and Hart assaulted Oliver on
Commercial street last night. Oliver knocked
them both down, one at time, and they con-
cluded to let him alone.
An iron life boat owned in Richmond that
ran on and sunk near the black rocks east of
Popham during the last heavy blow was
brought up river late yesterday afternoon
Perkins q Blaisdell are building two
beauties of sail boats for the coming regatta.
They are finished in rose wood, satin wood
and black walnut.
A man named Hutchins had sufficient faith
In his ability to walk on water Wednesday last
The ropewalk hands turned out and rescued
him from a watery grave beneath the waters
of the pond.
A friend suggests THAI the municipal author
ltleS ol CLUES anu lOWnS read sections n and
IL OF chapter IS of the Revised Statutes and
act accordingly, if they would save trouble
and expense.
City mortality the past week one DEATH
AT session of the Board of Aldermen to-
day, warrant for appointing guardian over
Susan Coombs, of unsound mind, was signed
Mr.. Clarence Warden has been elected a
director of the Bath National Bank.
| Wednesday night residence ON Bedford
| street was the scene of an attempted burglary
about 1870 p. m. A lady and servant were
alone in the house and had retired when the
lady, hearing noise, on looking out of her
window saw large, stout built man endeay-
oring to force window opening into the din
ing room On being discovered the fellow,
alarmed by the lady's cries, jumped the fence
and made quick time towards North street.
Now that tramps are so thick about town and
SO bold, little shooting wouldn't be inadmis-
able-would it? The tramps are pleased with
the new regulation putting ont street lights at
| 10 p. m.
The town of Georgetown will owe after the
taxes for 1878 are all collected, $780, This
year 26 mills are assessed upon dollar.
Mr.. Anthony Raymond, an old and respect
ed citizen of Bath, died at his residence on
Raymond street this afternoon. Since his ac-
cidental fall from Bragg's building he has
never been in good health