The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-08-16
SUBURB AN NOTES.

Miss Nellie Noyes, employee of the finishing
room in the mills had her finger badly lacerated in
one of the cutters Thursday.
Mr.. LIBBY, carpenter at the mills, fell into one
of the new filters Thursday ind With quite seri
Gus injuries.
Sebago water is being put into the Leather Board
Factory be used in the protection of the property
in case Of fire, and fire brigade is to be immedi-
ately organized, composed of the employees.
Chas. Stevens has shown himself to be very uu-
lucky man. We reported his late loss of fingers in
a buzz planer and we learn that he has run the fin
gers of the other hand into the callenders and
has both hands in sling
KnightyiIle.
As lady living in this village was crossing the
bridge near the draw, Tuesday evening last, she
was rudely insulted by wretch whose name we did
not learn. She met her husband near the depot
and at his suggestion she walked on little in ad-
vance of him. When near the former place her
husband heard an alarm from her, and upon run
ming to the place caught sight Of the man going
the railing on to the pier. He followed, and al
though it was very dark succeeded in finding the
man lodged in one of the braces under the bridge
With some difficulty he succeeded in securing and
turning him over to the police. Such contemplate
scamps deserve as great punishment as possibly
Cape Elizabeth.
The item in the Argus saying that only dozen per
sons were at Meeting House Hill in Cape Elizabeth
on Thursday evening for the Republican flag raising
ia about as accurate as Argus reports usually are
The fact is that notice was given at noon that the
meeting was postponed, notwithstanding which sew
eral dozen persons who did not the notices
ed tonight and the efforts of the Argus to secure
good time out of indgnan Republicans will be ap-
preciated Let the Argus send reporter who has
eyes and can count beyond twelve.
saccarappa.
On Tuesday night burglar entered the second
story of a house on main street by means of a lad
der and an open window, and took $40 from the
pocket of pair of trousers belonging to a gentle
man by the name of Davis.
The picnic of the Congregational Sabbath school
has been postponed until next Wednesday.
Quite number of gentlemen, that have voted
with the Democratic and Greenback parties in
years past have declared their intentions of voting
the Republican ticket this fall.
A Blaine and Logan flag will be thrown to the
breeze in the square on next Monday evening, The
Hon. w. F. Lunt of Portland will speak on that oc-
casion. The Westbrook band will be present. On
the same evening one of our enterprising citizens
and sterling Republicans, Mr.. W. Dana, will raise
a Blaine and Logan flag on Mechanic street near
his residence. Mr.. c. W. bennett will deliver an
address.
Westbrook Manufacturing Company, go on an
cursion to Peaks Island to-day.
There will be meeting of the Blaine and Logan
club at Odd Fellows hall on next Thursday evening
1t will be public meeting with exercises of an in
teTesting and attractive character.
The blossoming of night blooming cereus at the
residence of L. H Snow on Main street, wit
messed by quite number of people on Thursday
evening.
The property of Mr.. Houle destroyed at the fire
on Wednesday was partially insured. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
GOrham. Ocssus
The following is list of officers of the Blaine
and Logan Club of Gorham:
Presidential. r. NIillett.
Vice Presidents-J. G. Summerside, Theodore
Shackford, Frank A. Redlon, Frank P. johnson,
Frank E. Bacon, George e. Cressey, Charles H.
Johnson Charles w. Deering, Geo. c. Jordan,
Chas. H. Bradbury, Isaac l.. johnson, Freeman l..
Douglass, Jr., Walter Buxton, G. Z. Ward, Geo. P.
Plaisted, Calvin G. Weseott, Geo. A. Allen, Atwood
Shurtef, Geo. 7. Pratt Clinton Mosier, G. E. Wes-
colt, Augustus F. Kemp.
Recording Secretary Everett E. Files.
Corresponding Secretry-Charles w. Harding.
Treasurer-John H. Gard.
Presidential Committee-Lewis Mcclellan, John
A. Waterman, John G. Summersdes, Stephen Hink
ley Edward Harding
The headquarters of the club are in the savings
bank building which is open every evening, and
where documents for distribution can be had. Our
candidate for representation (AIr. Edward Hard
ing) is young and enterprising business man. and
will receive the full strength of the party Set
Gorham down sure for the Republican ticket by a
handsome majority in September, and for Blaine
and Logan in November The headquarters were
opened Thursday evening, and the Blaine and Lo-
gan flag was illuminated with Chinese Lanterns.
The boys are on hand and will be until after cleo