The Portland daily press., 1884-11-24
Brief Jss,iugs.

1t was cloudy and damp Sunday, with the
mercury rsgiataring 800 at noon; wind East.
Two fine deer we're exhibited In Falmouth
market Saturday.
We are glad to see Councilman Mcclellan
able to be out after his severe illness.
The sheriffs made 80, and the police So
seisures the past week.
The value OF foreign exports last week was
s4S S7o.65. including 1,S9O,3O feet of lumber.
The State of Maine went off the marine
railway at Bath, Saturday.
O. =. Leach had his overcoat stolen from the
dressing room of the High School, Saturday.
Grimmers orchestra will play at Saco, Var
zouthville. and Richmond this week.
The wind rose to quite stiff breeze last
evening, and shifted to the Southeast.
We are GLAD to hear that DR.. Scully's health
Is improving rapidly.
The dinisg hall of the St. Julian Hotel will
% opened to the public this morning by Mr..
X. W. Underwood.
The friends of Chief Engineer Cloyes will
- glad to know that he was able to be out
Saturday.
The schooner Amelia brought the largest
cargo of cement ever landed here, to Port
land, Saturday.
There were 80 arrests last week, of which 26
were for drunkenness, and % tramps were
lodged at the station.
Dol. John n. Harris and J. II. Cumberland,
Esv York; 8. B. Archer, Saratoga, NY;
.. +. Kelly, and W. H. Gray, Boston, are at
chs Falmosth Hotel.
The Democrats celebrated at Woodford's
Saturday night. By the premature explosion
Of fireworks at T. L. Kimball's residence some
slight damage was done to his house.
8Ths art classes, under instruction of Mr..
"a. @. Hewes, will meet at the Society of
Arts building On Monday and Wednesday
evenings at 7.30 O'Clock.
The MAJOR and his wife won the oysters on
the late election, and the lawyer and his wife
paid the bet by an elegant supper on Saturday
xight, their wedding anniversary.
A large crowd gathered on the sidewalk
Saturday afternoon to see Mr.. McCann wheel
Mr.. Absrts In a barrow through the streets, In
payment of an election bet.
Mr.. r. r. Morse, of the Bloomington Hll.)
Leader, formerly Of the Sunday Times, and
Advertiser Of this city, has been elected presi-
dent OF the Bloomington press club.
Rev. Patrick Healy of San Francisco will
spend the Winter with Bishop Healy. Rev.
Father Linehan arrived home from Baltimore
Saturday.
Sheriff j. Horace Kent Of Portsmouth, N
H, arrived at the Falmouth House Saturday.
Rsv. DR., Lincoln of Massachusetts arrived at
ths City Hotel, and the Salvation Army at the
Maggie Hotel, on the same day.
Capt. Reid, of the Dominion Line, arrived at
the Falmouth Saturday for the Winter. Mr..
CLANCY will reside at his house on Danforth
street,
The city has sent thirty volumes of draw
iAss, BY pupils OF the public schools, plans Of
school buildings, and photographs of public
hsilaingsof Portland, taken by King, to the
New Orleans Exposition.
There were IS deaths recorded in Portland
last week. Consumption and diphtheria
caused three deaths each; brain and liver dig
sssss caused two deaths each; and one death
each was caused by typhoid fever. nervous
prostraticn, cancer, drepsy, accident, Group,
hsart disease and infantils disease.
The managers OF tho Temporary Home for
Women and Onildren announce to their sub
eexibAss and tne puDilO tnat tnelr mousse IN
DseYing is now completed, and will be open
fer deaication and inspection on Friday, Nov.
26sh. from to o'clock p. M. Arrangements
will be made for public conveyances, of which
notice will bs given hereafter.
Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
M, SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE, To LET.
BoARD and Rooms and LOST AND FOUND, not
sxeeedipa forty words, will be inserted in the
Daily PRHss one week for twenty-five cents -
paid In advance. When payment 70 -so' naoe
In advance, regular rates VIII DO charged.
TIE large circulation OF 'ne PRESS makes 1t
-. bess medium ,snese advertisements.
rs, orr;, ritts Of Gilmanton, N. H, pas
,.r ef n. RreeyM Baptist church at that
.aasa sisa -Addenly on Tuesday. He was
s,ru n si,ley, and resided in this State until
xaxaa : ago, when he assumed charge of a
I'D at Deerfeld. His pastorate at Gilman
sosoegaH In May, 1883. The deceased left
WIDOW, one son, Rev. E. T. Pitts of Portland,
nd mother and other relatives at Hallowell. |