The Portland daily press., 1879-11-26
TUESDAY, Nov. %.

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TUESDAY, Nov. %.
Skating has vanished.
Sleighing out of town is not SO good as it
ough; to be.
Temperance meeting at City Hall Wednes-
day night.
Mark Traitor in Wesley church tells about
the Birch Canoe Wednesday night
Another fashionable wedding tomorrow
night.
Dance in Music Hall ON Wednesday even
ing.
The "Star" did not arrive last night until s
o'clock, running aground in the sound on the
way.
One more trip of the Star.
The Sasanoa has gone wrecking on Booth
bay harbor.
Isaiah King has sold his boat to Mr.. Mat
tocks, the fish man, who is making of the boat
an ice cutter for pleasure trips this winter up
on Lake Auburn.
Those four tramps have been sent to the
House of Correction for 80 days.
One hundred tickets have been taken for the
concert Thursday night.
Sneak thieves appeared last night at the
North End. The contents of a clothes line, Is
hens and rooster were stolen.
Citizens objecting to the Knox & Lincoln
people sinking their well inthe old government
WE'LL new one will be sunk near the first
proposed locality
Those thirteen jolly saimakers went back to
the Hub last night.
Gen. Hyde's boiler has arrived and is being
placed in position at the foundry.
Twenty coasters in port today.
The fishing fleet sailed up this morning.
1t is rumored Remenii is to come to Bath
| soon.
| To be launched from the yard of Goss, Saw
| yer & Packard on Thursday, the 9th, at II
| o'clock, a. M, bark named Guy G. Goss of
Wareham. Length, 216.2 feet; breadth, 1913
feet; depth, a feet tonnage under deck,
| 1,39402; tonnage above deck, 1877, total ton
| mage, 1,572.19. This is the largest bark ever
| built in this district, and when launched is
probably the largest bark afoat. She is to be
| commanded by Capt. Abel Reynolds Of Soner-
| vile, Mass, late commander of the bark
Xenia, and is owned by Capt. VIM. H. Bess,
! the builders, and others. This is the thirteenth
| vessel built by this firm during the year, and
| the Tooth vessel built by them. The first YES
| sci was launched in February 1866.
| Saturday night quarrelsome couple had
| fuss on Commercial street. The lady told her
| spouse she would jump overheard. So she did
| lutO Vic u1uu Vi tuc uOCk, Uo dIter ana lQo
row continued in the moist mud of Ferry
| street dock.
| Mr.. Charles Larrabee of Boston is making
| short stay in town.
| The schooner f. L. Richardson is in port I'M
| loading yellow pine for Hathorne
Asa 2. Hodgkins is repairing the ship Ella
| S. Thayer.
The funeral of the Miss Fannie e. Moses
occurs tomorrow at the family residence on
| North street at go p. m.
The firm of Goss & Sawyer will not, as the
Times stated, give supper to its workmen ON
Thanksgiving day.
| One Of our gentlemen was leaning the other
| day against druggists counter when the
| odor OF burning wool pervaded the place. He
had been leaning against the cigar gas 'et.
The North st. Baptist Church are making
! preparations for festival next week.
| Mr.. f. E. Chapman. formerly organist at
the Elm St. Baptist Church of this city, is now
organist OF a church in Boston Highlands.
| Steam yacht Laurena steamed to her winter
quarters in Boothbay this morning.
| Highland Light Lodge will hold festival
in City Hall one week from tomorrow night