The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-06-21
Chandeliers Band will furnish Music
Brief .yot,ings.

Chldren's Sunday will be celebrated at Cor
gress Square church tomorrow
Prof. DEMO OF Bangor will preach at Willis
ton church tomorrow morning.
Hon. Julius G. Burrows of Michigan was at
the Falmouth Hotel last night
Mr.. William E. Themes s seriously i'll at his
residence on South street.
Capt. bbey left town for New York yester-
day.
Mr. Joseph S. Shipley, editor of the SPRING
field Union, was in town yesterday.
The police made seizures at Cady's and the
Forest City House on Franklin Wharf yester-
day
The Grafton delivered by COL Robert g.
Ingersoll at the funeral of his brother will be
read in Congress Hall, Sunday at p. N.
Thomas H. Nickerson of Calais delivered
an Grafton at the commencement exercises at
Lewis College, Norwich, Conn.
The Boston Journal says: 'St. Alban Com
mandery, X. T., of Portland, made fine ap-
pearance passing through this city on the way
to Springfield"
hr. Howard Woodbury., who works for
Messrs Woodbury. & Latham, Commercial
street, cut off the end of his thumb Thursday.
Wnlle using cooper adZe.
By the omission of the name of sFox" YES
terday the public was left in doubt as to who
Mr.. Frederick was who had resigned from the
School Committee.
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard of Denver, Col, agent
OF the Home Missionary Society, gave an in.
tsresting account of his work at the West at
Willistoa church last night
Rev. Henry Blanchard will speak at the
outdoor meeting in front of the Custom
House tomorrow at p. m. The meeting will
be under the auspices of the W. G. t. u.
Mrs Rich, who resides on Oak street, corner
OF Cumberland, fell through trap door at
her house, disocated shoulder and cut her
head, yesterday.
Portland Commandery are all ready to start
on their pilgrimage tomorrow, and anticipate
an elegant trip. Every Sir Knight is requested
to be at the armory this evening for consulta-
| ton and drill.
! The First Baptist Sabbath school will cele.
brate its 67.h anniversary tomorrow Sunday
evening at half-past o'clock. The church
will be beautifully trim ned in honor OF the
day.
The police are on the lookout for man call
lug hlneoll L rahk NIlller, VINO Stole q Vallse
at North Conway belonging to William Storer
La the valise were pension certificate and
other valuable papers.
Governor Robe has not recovered from his
trip TO Chicago. He was expected at the capt.
tai yesterday, but was i'll at his home in Cor.
ham, and probably will not be able to 20 to
Augusta before the meeting of the Executive
Council on Thursday, June 26.
1t is now positively asserted that MI Henry
e. Abbey has concluded arrangements under
which Mile. Sarah Bernhardt will make an
other professional tour OF the United States
under his management during the season of
1885.
Among the large excursions this month to
Portland and the islands will be one from
/. Auburn of Burnside Post, G. A. B., the 18th
instant, which will take the steamer Emita al
State street Wharf for Jones' LANDING and
Greenwood Garden.
At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con-
ception Thursday William Il. Lowery and
Miss B. @. Bulger of this city were married BY
Rev. 7. P. Linehan. The welded couple
held short reception at their new home on
North street. Many valuable presents were
received. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowery left on the
noon train for short bridal trip. Their MANY
friends wish for them long and happy welded
life