The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-14

On the Street-Sudden DeaGn-L
Queer Affair-Liquor Seizure Citizens
Meeting-Other Matters.
MONDAY, Oct. 49,
Indian summer weather.
Annie Louise Cary at Columbian Hall to-
night.
Firemens muster tomorrow.
A raft of 800 logs went to Winnegance this
morning.
Deputy Marshal Longley and Officer Tibbetts
seized a couple of gallons of the ardent at
James Prices saloon on Front street this
morning.
b. W. Hathorne is erecting stable opposite
Bragg's shoe factory building.
Silsby is converting the unoccupied building
at the foot of Summer street into an oyster
house.
The Manuel LIaguno sailed for New York
this morning She measures 1870 12-10o tons
A car load of live cattle passed through
from the east to Brighton market today
Capt. Wyman and two others OF Lees Island
went fishing for herring last week. They OBJ
tanned 240 barrels, which they disposed of in
Portland for $3.50 and So per barrel.
On Saturday night Mr.. Granville t. Lemont
celebrated the 25th anniversary of his mar
rage This morning he received as memen-
to Of the silver wedding from Gen. T. w.
Hyde 100 silver dollars.
John P. Todd, an old salt we'll known to
Bath people, leaves tonight to spend the rest
of his days in the Sailors Snug Harbor, New
York.
The raft boat Henry Hobson is at Moulton's
for repairs.
Two tramps at the palais last night. Also
one case of too much happiness.
Mrs. James Mitchell, whose death is an
nounced today, has been a patient sufferer for
many years. Last night she took tea with the
rest of the family and retired about $50 as
usual. This morning Mr.. Mitchell awakening
about $50, found to his horror that his wife
was lying dead beside him, having passed
away without sign. The lady will long be
remembered by her many friends for estima-
BILE and Christian qualities She was mem
Der OF the Central Congregational church OF
this city. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. m.
The Phi Rhoman makes its temperance
among u.s. excellent in type, breezy, well
edited and most interesting. OF especial in
terest is its list of graduates, living and dead
Our citizens should not be backward in sub
scribing
Pottle is going to be Baths Quixote. He
will light the street lamps on horseback.
e. II. Turner, Esq, hands us the following
item;
Inc Steam L Ire SO L. " IcCh VI
Lewiston, arrives here tomorrow noon. City
of Bath, No. l. whose guests they are to be,
will be in waiting at the depot to escort them
to the Sagadahoc House After dinner comes
the procession, which is as follows:
Bath Continental Band.
ST. f. Co. City of Bath.
Johnson's Band. Lewiston.
S. T. Co. J.. G. Peck.
The route will be from the engine house
down Center to Front, up Front to Cedar, to
Washington, down Washington to South, to
Middle up Middle TO North, to High, down
High to Center down Center to engine house.
In the evening there is to be q grand hremens
ball at Columbian Hail.
Church-goers didn't go yesterday.
Two tramps at the palais Saturday night.
The other night business man, whose name
he desires withheld, was returning home at
1890 with $50 in his pocket. After crossing
Oak street bridge he recollects nothing until
go, when he found himself lying bedraggled
with mud and with torn clothes, on the nj. Z.
r. r. wharf, minus the $50 and other valua-
bles He went to friends room in city no.
tel, patched himself up and returned home.
For reasons of his own he did not until yester-
day make the matter public.
The dogs must CO.
Oarsmen are practicing daily for the re-
gatta.
Sale of seats for the Kate Thayer concert
begins at Shaw's, at a. m. Tuesday.
Bath will be brilliant this winter with first
class entertainments.
Citizens temperance meeting at City Hall,
Tuesday night.
Now for the fair-the Topsham fair. All
the Bath folks will surely be there.
That rumor proves to be without foundation.