The Portland daily press., 1883-06-16
Brief lettings.

Slightly warmer yesterday. Mercury $50 a..
sunrise. 10 at noon. go at sunset; wind varia
BILE, mostly from southwest and southeast.
The Saccarappa Reform Club win hold
"a 5ags tomorrow at their hall at 1880 a. m,
The ReO. m.
.nce meeEorm Club will hold gospel temper
oorne,r eSting tomorrow evening at their hall,
,,,anf of Temple and Congress streets, COM
wxftend
One fisherman brought in SD worth OF fish
yesterday. caught by him the day previous.
Don't forget the Flower Mission will COM
mence work at the Fraternity rooms this MORN
ing.
The new parsonage of the Pine street church
is located on Carleton street.
The City Hotel looks as neat as a pin in its
new dress. It continues TO attract generous
share of summer patronage.
That great salmon caught in Lake Sebago by
Superintendent Hamilton, of the Ogdensburg,
has been painted by j. Mead aud is on exhibi-
tion at Hewes'.
The Saccarappa Odd Fellows fair proceeds
have reached nearly $500.
Tuesday horse belonging to Mr.. Joseph C.
Knights, Saccsrappa, ran away, breaking the
carriage considerably.
Yesterday forenoon Timothy Roonan, for
many years in the employ OF the Portland Kerr
osene Oil Company. fell from coal staging at
the works at Ligonis, and was severely injured.
The steamer General Bartlett will make an
excursion trip down the bay this afternoon.
She will go to Harpswell Sunday. For partic-
lars see advertisement.
A boat was stolen from Asa Smith Thursd ay
night. The boat is lsp-streak, sixteen feet
long, six feet wide on top, square stern, paint
ed green bottom, black top, with two red
stripes, three SEATS.
The new arrangement which goes into effect
on the Eastern Railroad next week will give
Portland better mail facilities than before
The Boston papers will arrive then i've minutes
before noon instead of o'clock as now.
The visiting committee of the Reform School,
consisting of Messrs. S. G. Hatch, W. W. Boil
ster and j. A. Locke, has established suitable
letter box at the Reform School for the receipt
of letters from the boys for the visiting commit
tee, in accordance with the rules recently
adopted by the COMMITTEES.
The Maine Press excursion occurs on the 9th,
uot inc utu, Vi July. 1uOuSH gospou5co. nave
been made to the circular to insure saccess.
The theme of the discourse on sabbath eve
ming at Plymouth church will be "Hog to get
most of light and strength and joy out of the
Bible.''
Rebecca Fl. Smiley, of New Bedford, will
attend the Friends meeting, Oak street, on
Sabbath morning, at 10 IL o'clock.
Mr.. Edward Hall of East Raymond, had his
hand very badly hurt in mill the other day,
cut very deeply and seriously.
Tonight if pleasant, Burnside Post, No. AZ,
G.. A. E., of Auburn, to the number OF 100 vet
Grams will visit the Yarmouth members, in that
village. A supper will be served, and gem
eral good time held at Masonic Hall, and they
probably will parade the principal streets OF
the town.
Enos g. Lambert is to bs sailing master of
the fast yacht, E. w. Hill, the coming season.
The town of Deering has been engaged in
, good work in that locility the past week. With
favorable weather the thoroughfares b ave been
put in a better condition than they have been
for some time past.
The Stars will play the Actives of Morrill's
Corner, on the Western Promenade this after
noon.