The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
BATH LOCALS.
THURSDAY. Feb. 6.

THURSDAY. Feb. 6.
Mayhem & Hyde have an invoice of 100
Western hogs en- route from Chicago.
Signs indicate revival of ship building in tn 9
spring.
On exhibition at Barey's to-day was an
ebony aud beech billiard cue, ornamented
with ivory. To be voted to Olyc, Pembroke or
Hickey at the fair tonight.
Dunlap Commsndery, X. T., numbers
eighty fiva men, fif cen officers.
Mr.. G D. Anderson of the Portland Adver-
tiser is making a visit in town.
Messrs Smilh and Burkhardt, the Ssgadahoc
fishermen, brought homa fine lot OF pcke'ei
and white perch from an expedition yesterday.
Mr.. G. a Nichols and clerk, Mr.. E. Bi2gins,
while driving to Richmond yesterday had
narrow escape from being run over by the
train at Blind Crossing
Dunlap Commandery, K T., on Monday
night will have ride. supper and ball in
Brunkswick. P4sks' big sleigh and private
teams will accommodate thu party. The
dance will bs in Lemout Hall. Supper at the
Tontipe Heights in uniform. Bakers full
orchestra furnishes the music.
Twelve arrivals at the Sagadahoc yesterday.
e eht this morning.
Hickey played Kiuball (four discount) last
night, winning. Oae run of Is was made by
the former.
Bali at Music Hall Tomorrow (Friday)
night.
Columbian Hall tomorrow night. IL the
tram"
Two small boys on double runner at
Winter street corner last evening were run
over by sleigh coming down Washington
street. One boy was dragged under the
sleigh runber dozen feet. The others hat
was Knocked off by the horses hoof. A narrow
escape from serious harm.
Extensive preparations are made for the
Charity Fair Tonight. $25 whip and $40
cue voted away.
Rev. Mr.. Chase, "Hebrew Politics" st the
Wesley Church. Saturday evening.
Mr. Higgins photographed Cornelius Pond
Ice Works yesterday. We were shown flee
views of the Eve ice houses, ice being cut
men at work, schooner at the wharf, railway
blacksmith shop and boarding house. Doe
hundred men employed. 5000 tons of ice
stored daily. Houses hold 1900 tons. and
will be stored full tonight. Tomorrow Fri
day ice will be cut for the cargo Of the
schooner now at the wharf In the engine
house is Que of the Mouton & Sons engines.
TwepN five men are employed by the Gum.
pany all the year.
Mr.. Delehanty, one of the crew of the
wrecked ship, Thomas NJ Reed arrived home
yesterday.
The fuoeral services of Capt. Charles
Perkins ut the Universalist church this af;er-
noon were fully attended The services were
conducted by tho Rev Mr. Weston. Four
members were present as representatives of
Solar Lodge, Montgomery Il. A. Chapter,
Dunlap CommauderV, X T., Sagad .hoc
Eocampment, o o f., and Ii c,ln Lodge,
to all of which the deceased belonged.
The folio wig oftio GERS of Highland Light
Lodge, No. Z, l. o. of 6. T., were installed
last Tuesday evening by D D, g. W Longley,
assisted by Fl S. Febbi5 G W. NJ, and
Rpnert A. McDaaald a. g. W. G.:
o. WIDslow, W. Q. T.
George Bodwell, W. V. T.
J. F Wright, W. s.
Jennie Craven, W A s.
s D Crooker, W. f. S.
P. A Mcdonald, W. T.
J. NICK ever, w c.
l. Ola k, W. NJ
Ida Whitney, W. D NJ
Anne Hall, W l. G.
G. Roherts. w o T.
Cora W,pslow, W RS.
l. McKiever, W. l. s.
d. z. Bryant, P. W. 9. 7.