The Portland daily press., 1884-11-19

Yesterday was great change in weather
from that Of the past fortnight. The mercury
Indicated ?5o at SUNRISE $40 at moor, ,29o at SUR
set. The wind was penetrating from the
northeast.
Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
Jed, SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE, TO LET,
BOARD and Rooms and LOST AND FOUND, not
exceeding forty words, will be inserted in the
Daily PRESS one week for twenty-five cents IL
paid 10 advance. When payment is not made
IN advance, regular rates will be charged.
The large circulation of the PRESS makes it
the best medium for these advertisements.
The Plymouth Home Circle will meet with
Mira. Sawyer a, 3 D. N. today.
DIR. Charles A. Meserve left yesterday for an
extended trip through Florida and Louis ana.
The fountains have been housed for The win
ter, ard The sooden covering placed over City
Hall steps.
Laring, Short & Harmon, Hall L. Davis,
and Nj LeIlan, Masher & Co.. have received
tie Old FarmeFs' Almanac for 1885.
Saturday Afternoon next, starting AT o'clock
Dennis McCann will wheel Mr.. henry s. AL
bsrts, from Congress Square to Market Square
Tae Champions challenge the Portlands to a
game of foo ball Saturday at 9 a. N. on the
Eastrrn Promenade.
Gev. Robie has re-appointed DR.. E. A.
Thompson, Dover, trustee OF the State Reform
School.
Today will be the last opportunity to see
those beautiful e,chings at Mr.. Stubs in Con-
grsss Square, as Mr.. Sloale will leave for
Brunswick tomorrow.
The quarterly meeting of the visiting depart
ment OF the Women's Christian Association
viii be held at 26 Spring street, Wednesday,
Nov. 10, at p. n.
at the annual supper of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Second Parish church, given
Monday night, there were one hundred and
three persons sat down to the table,
The funeral ssrvces of Mrs. SAbrina E.
Coyle took place at her late residence in Deer
ing yesterday afternoon. Many relatives and
friends were present.
A large number of people witnessed Mr.
G'f5rd of the Peoples theatre wheel Mr.
Smith of the same theatre around the streets
yesterday morning in payment OF an election
wager.
A petition is in circulation for an appropra a.
ton from the legislature to aid the Grand
Army Of Maine in entertaining the national
encampment, which viii be held at Portland
next year.
Don't forget the organ concert this evening
at he First Uniyersalist church, Congress
square, Under tho skillfal handling of Mr..
Henry Garter the organ produces the brilliant
and Grand sffapfa ~ oraat
The reception to members of the Young
Mems Christian Association at the ROOMS Of
the organization, will be given this evening,
at O'Clock en- which occasion there will be-
musica snd literary exercises ana refresh
ments.
The Diamond Wrench company are now
forging their steel wrenches at the rate Ct thir-
ty-jve dozen per day,and will soon increase he
number to fly dczsn per day. They are also
making sample wrenches for exhibition at the
New Orleans fair
Monday afternoon, girl by the name OF
Knights, living on Ocsan street, Deering,
while tempting to ascend tree on ladder
was thrown to the ground by the slipping CT
the ladder, striking heavily on her chin. Her
neck is badly swollen and she lies in precar :
ous cosdition.
The revival meetings of the Church OF
Christ, Browns Block, continue with some r.
teresf. Three conversions were made Monday
ev ming who went after services to the Dry
D9ck road, and were immersed. Preaching
each evening at $780, Seats are free, aad sll
are invited.
The ladies desire to continue the good work
of temperance, commenced last season at
Bethany chapel, near Dserings bridge aod
hereby cordially invite all young ladies and
littl girls interested in temperance to meet
with u at 130 O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 22d.
James J. Reid, Edward G. Bell, e. Fl. Got,
New YORK; Geo. e. Underwood, w. T. Dec
born, Jr., e. B. Williams, Boston; FL. e.
Teepkl. Providence, R. l.; E. P. Merton and
wife, Rock laud; j. Mitchell and vile, Belfast;
A. Rich, Gardiner; Donald NJ. Stewart A.
Lar Line, are at this Falmouth Hotel
A rsvelIng bracket peddler struck Saoo
this morning, and astar hard forenoon s
work witaout effecting y sale, became de-
sponaent and took the train Tor Portland. He
saws ne people over the river don't know how
to treat psd6ler well, neither can they a9pre-
ciate good thing when they see it.-Bidat-
ford Journal.