The Portland daily press., 1884-11-15
SUBURBAN NOTES.
Cape Elizabeth.


An appraisal of the estate OF the late Abigail Kin
caid of Ferry Village shows property valued at
from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars
Arrangements are in progress among several
fishing vessels of Ferry Village and Willard to go
south with crew of men the coming Winter the
objective pointbeing Florida and their purpose
permanent settlement.
Mr.. stephen H. Knapp of Turner's Island was
thrown from his carriage some three weeks ago.
receiving injuries which have laid him up ever
since.
Workmen are busy laying the pipe which is to
conduct water from pond near Cape Elizabeth de-
pot TO the locomotive supply tank at Turner'S Is
land, distance of more than half mile MI Snow
has charge OF the work.
Mrs Eliza Small, who lives near the schooIhouse,
dlstrlct No q at Dep Brook on the hill had her
house entered few days ago BY some sneak thief,
and some thirty dollars stolen.
MI. 6oduard, the landscape gardener, with crew
OF nsn has been identifying the grounds of Mr..
henry Loring, the past month.
Mr: James P Baxter is building double face
wall IN front of his which he has recently
purchased of Mr.. Albert Stephenson. and has also
removed the obnoxious bluff the opposite side of
the road.
Bowery beach.
News in these "diggings 8 like the late election
returns, is meagre and unreliable, and it will re
quire an official canvass to get at the factsf there
are any.
We are informed that Mrs. Thomas Hammond.
who owns seaside cottage in this place. has rented
for the wiuter the Hon, t. B. Reefs house on
Spring street.
The Bowery Beach Winter term of school begins
Monday, Nov. 18th inst under the discipline of Mr.
Walter Bailey of Castine
Professor Beard of the Smithsonian Institute
washington, has recently sent TO keepers of lights
ana llfesavlng stations pamphlet relating to the
stranulng Oh large administrations and The ike
-on the coast near said station with the view to
OBJ ain rare specimens for the National Museum.
Among list of furpishpd ora ~ tha
''Leucorhdni5haS boTeGiSS'' and "LdgeYnorhy1chns
gR00T7a0toT." No mention is made of the long OK
tinct enalssaurians but if the election of Cleye-
lanu IS assured we pi esnme the aforesaid keepers
VIII, IN due time, be officially noined be ON the
10 kout Ior FOSSIL Specimens of the geDerS RefOTmo-
nsagocuntpt5cuS and O6fseekUn-denoraqstiou S
fariringes, ployer, pin tails ana other game are
quite plenty. j. M.
SaccRrapPa.
The concert given by the kedpath Concert Com.
pany under the auspices OF ths Odd Fellows, Thurs
day night, was a remarkable success. All the parts
were so well rendered that 1t would be difficult TO
pass judgment on their relative merits Mr..
Reynolds, the vocalist, receivd the greatest share
OF applause, being repeatedly called before the
curtain. Miss Chamberlain, in whistling soles, de-
lighted the audience by the marvellous clearness Of
her tones. She was repeatedly encored. Miss Edith
Chrlsty, the sioinist, gave universal satisfaction
while tne performance of Mr.. Couant was Ut a high
order. The audience took occasion to express ia
appreciation of the effort of tho Odd Fellows in
giving them this series of entertainments by be-
slowing generous praise upon two members 81 ths
committee, Messrs. Springer and wocdman, who
appeared Tor the moment upon The stage.