The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-10-15
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Captain Black, OF the police, has bean tax
ing brief vacation.
The sheriffs made seizure at McGlinchy'G
stable on Adams street, yesterday.
The wind has played sad havoc with the
Butler and West banner on Federal street.
The ball of the Portland police at City Hall
Oct. 2Ssh, promises to be we'll attended.
Lamson has placed the cabinets Of the High
school class of "a in fine looking frame The
arrangement is simple but attractive.
Mr.. G. L. Bailey has an apple blossom
which be found on tree in bis garden. The
blossom is OF this years growth.
While driving over behring's bridge yester
oay, the axle of Dr. Buzzell's carriage broke
throwing the doctor out upon the ground.
The Ligonia Oornet Band is now thorough,
organized under the leadership of W. j
Lewis. They play we'll.
1t IS reported that Mr.. Herbert Van Horn Of
Woodford's contemplates an evangelical tou,
shortly.
F. G. Hayes, the stable keeper on Plum
street, has sold his handsome chestnut Volt te
John Horn of West Waterville for $500.
Burglars made small breaks at the billiard
u
the store of Mr.. Briggs on Congress street.
Several representatives of insurance com.
panies from abroad are in town, adjusting the
losses by the Glen House fire.
Railroad Commissioners Wildes. Anderson
and Mortaad pass over the Portland & Rocb.
ester railroad to-day.
B. A. oholwell and wife, New York. T.
st. John and wife. Chicago, w. e. Price
Montreal, and j. W. Ross, Providence. r. /,
are at the Falmouth.
This evening, If pleasant, the Portland
Wheel Club and friends will have their parade
which was postponed from last week. A snn
per at the Preble will follow.
Remember che Blaine Pionsers' skatino
party at Storers rink tomorrow night. Cbapd.
Ter will furnish the music, and a good time is
anticipated.
The widow of Col. George Fuler, whose
death il Denver, Colorado. was reported yes.
terday, is the daughter Of Msjor Chas. E. Dole
OF this city.
The Samaritan Association will meet Nth
Mrs DR.. Ludwig, No. 1856 High street. on
Wednesday Sinstead of Thursday afternoon,
October 15sh.
In eur report yesterday of the meeting OF
the Portland Trust Co, We accidentally omit.
ted the name of one of its trustees, Mr.. VIM.
u. Davis, making the whole board fifteen in
number.
Everybody should eat piece OF the dee I
no" on exhibition at the market O. M. w
Best, ~ Free street, shot by the well known
Portland sportsman, Sam. Harrington. in the
Eastern part of tho State.
As two women were driving down Franklin
street, yesterday, their horse became fright.
ened and ran away. On reaching the cay
track ON Commercial street, they were thrown
Cut, but sustained only few bruises.
man, said to be intoxicated, ATTEMPTED to
climb over the skids extending from a car 10
the store of Howes, Hilton & Harris yeeter
day, and had finger badly crushed by a
barrel containing -four.
Fify-nine ladies of Bingham have applied
to the Woman's state Relief Corps of Maine
for Charter, and the officers of the State
Corps will institute it on Thursday evening
next.
Hugh Oliver and wife OF Gorham. and W.
Fl. Reed OF Philadelphia, at present etonnipg
at the City Hotel, are to start for Europe.
Saturday, via the Allan Line. VIM. FL. Van
kleeck and wife are also at the City Hotel.
The Society of Christian Endeavor at the
Woodford's Congregational church has pre-
sented Rev. s. W. Adriance with handsome
ly framed group of the pictures of its members
as token of remembrance.
The interest in the Ohio election was mani
rest throughout the city last evening; tele-
phones rang continually and citizens thronped
Exchange street in front Of the newspaper
offices in large numbers.
The Republican campaign companies are TO
parade this evening. All uniformed organiza.
lions OF the city are requested to participate
with fail ranks. Chandeliers Band will be- in
attendance, and the line will form in front of
City Hall at 7.45 O'Clock.