The Portland daily press., 1882-10-14
Brief lettings.

An~ Vii1tAfa toufu&monb Oh tnfos Gays al the
Falmouth billiard hall. to commence Octobe,
18th, for soc prize, open to all amateurs in
New England, is creating great deal of in.
forest among billiard players.
Oss fisherman has caught over one hundred
pounds Of smells this week in Back Cove.
Rev. Mr.. Algsr will resign his pastorats at
Park street church at the end of the present
parish year-ths first OF November.
The usual ladies' gospel temperance meeting
will be held at the Mission this evening at IL
o'clock. ALI are invited.
The ordinance of baptism Twill be admins
tered TO . number Of converts by Rev. s. f.
Pearson ut the ship yard back of MuBioy hill
nj IL Ia o'clock tomorrow.
Bright and cool yesterday. Mercury 40s at
sunrise, 56s at noon, 5ee ut sunset; wind north
sast and southeast
Parties who have signed the roll of life
membership Of the Cumberland County Agri-
cultural Society will be called upon in a few
days for the 50 fes and provided with tickets
' for tbs fall messing
Tbs Bowdoin College hazing cass is assigned
fer TRIAL IN Portland next Tuesday. 1t will be
remembered that this cass has bsen tried once
sad resulted in disagreement of the jury.
A new oar heater will be tried on the Maine
Central. The cars are heated by steam from
the locomotive and the steamhis under the oeD.
txol of the engineer the same as with. the air
brake. Independent valves also regulate he
heat In each car.
Officer Rodney Sparrow fell from flight of
steps In Frecman's lane Wednesday night and
cat his face sns mock badly.
Grimmers orchestra played ct q concert and
ball at Lemont ball, Brunswick Thursday eve
Sins.
Tho Merchants Exchange forwarded to an
Auburn gentleman Thursday pair OF hens
and q rooster. which cost S25 In Boston.
The police yesterday made liquor seizures at
James ID. Mcore's ON Federal street and over
James Welch s on Centre street.
Hos. Charles F. Libby lectured last night
before tho Law Students Club on "Lsga
5tudiss."
lips and the Rangelcy Lakes, will begin and
they will continue tor week. People from
this vicinity go by way of the Maine Centrel
and Sandy River railroads. Arriving at Phil
lips they will be taken by stage and steamer to
cay locality desired.
The international company will be obliged
Il, plscs an extra steamer on the route between
Bsstoa. Portland and st. Jshn In order to car
ry the large amount of freight that is being
sAipped from this vicinity.
1t ID rsportsd by Boston parties that New
command the fresh fish market It.is said one
heavy dealer holds out.
Simon Elder of this city. machinist. sm-
ploysd at Morrison's Paper Mill, Cumberland
Mills, Thursday forenoon, badly smashed his
sAums with hammer.
W. II. Psnnell while trying to remove 3
sAorn frem the inside OF his horses mouth,
vas badly bitten by the horse
TIE Reform Club will hold Temperance
Haseting in their hall on Temple street, tonor-
raw evening, commencing at Z O'Clock.
Mr.. Albert Burns, the canlker, while !driving
alsng the street yesterday accidentally ran mis-
tsan into collision with post aud was thrown
eat and qsits seriously hurt. His wagon was
alss badly damaged.
A harAsss mandatory has been opened on
Commercial street opposite the head of Berlin
Mills wharf.
The Grand Trunk Railroad is building coal
she'd zoo by 81 feet, in addition to the engine
house, and . SGT of car scales to weigh $4,000
pounds, at Gorham.
DIR. Seward breaches tomorrow evening en-
thsMs suggested by the Congress of the last
week. The new opportunities for women and
the resulting duties.
Tbs Portland PRRss richly deserves to be
IL A. - - A.
81 cissy and its editor to be given q place
ameng the eminent divinss who constitute tho
American Board. During the past week 1t has
published exhaustive reports of the great Port
land meetings and Monday it issued a special
edition Containing one hundred aad twenty
Ave thousand words.-Bridgton News