The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-12-29
BATH LOCALS.
Another Days Tramp About City
Streets.

Another Days Tramp About City
Streets.
TUESDAY. Dec. 2sth.
Good sleighing.
More Pinafore at Columbian q all next week.
Harry Bloodgood and Adah Richmond, at
Columbian Hall shortly.
No news yet from the ship Marcia Green
leaf.
The schooner Nellie V. Rokes left this port
this morning. @
Schooner Marcia Greenleaf is thirty years
DID,
The Bath Yale boys have three weeks va
cation.
Officer Fife carried the Cockrill boy to the
Reform school this morning.
Sixth of December next entertainment of
the Phi Rho course.
Mr.. Dan Shaw, the telegraph manager of
this city, Christmas won match for $500 on
the Richmond mill pond against the telegraph
operator of that place.
The sails and rigging for Minotts new ship
at the Centre were taken to that place this
morning The ship will sail soon for either
New York or Philadelphia to load.
The Portland rollers will roll in Columbian
Hall Jan. 9Th.
Solar Lodge, F. and A. NJ, had an oyster
supper and Inauguration at their hall last eve
ming. ~ .-... f,,s5-S i5rs
Schooner Fannie L. Milliken, lumber laden,
is ready for sea. g5fs all
Barkentine Payson Fucker is daily expected
with cotton for the Lewiston mills from Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Four cars of ship timber arrived this morn
ing over the NJ. G. r, r.
The storekeepers' (provision dealers) petition
meets with disfavor from the poorer classes.
The poorer classes claim that they have the
right of purchasing provisions where they may
obtain them at the cheapest rates. The pro-
vision dealers claim that the. peddlers interfere
with their business. rss1 "a az s. { fsn
A lot of machinery for the mill in Warren
passed through here this morning.
This morning the weather changed between
the hours of and II eight degrees.
Many Bath girls who work in the Brunswick
box factory board at home. going and coming
by the trains. iafz q Iaa5 liiTas 88
A very pleasant occasion was that last eve
ming of the silver wedding of Mr.. Frank Shop
hard. About twenty-five of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. F. surprised the couple by calling and
. their residence gifts OF silver. A very tempt
ing supper was furnished by the friends of the
twenty-five years married couple.
Supreme Court, Monday-State vs.. Albion
Huntington, AOi doodu1b duQ UdtI0Iy upOu
Sheriff Millay while in the discharge of his
duty. Verdict, guilty. County AttOr ney E.
j. Millay for State; Col. j. w. Spaulding for
defendant. st ara Hra sas7. 81 e7sT rs
James VS.. Julia Wright. Libel for divorce.
Decree granted. se--a-r ~ y IA ~ 81
New England Organ Co. VS.. Israel j. Preble.
Suit for $3.50. Verdict for $50 Col. j. w.
Spaulding for plaintiff; Henry Hall for de-
PENDANT. 81 20 ~ ~
To-day-State VS.. E.. FL. Turner Assault
and battery upon Walter Dockendorf. This
case occasioned much interest and drew a
crowd. Verdict, guilty. e. j. Millay, County
Attorney, for State; j. w. Spauld!ng for de-
PENDANT. F3. .rrF ~. "a
Henry R. Drew has been admitted to the
practice of law in Sagadahoc county. Mr..
Drew read law in the office of Judge of Pro-
bate Hale of Richmond.
The city dealers claim this year an increase
of business over that of the same time last
year. un'sa
About three inches more snow fell to-day.
DR.. G. w. Price is engaged upon fine paint
ing of New England farmers wife,