The Portland daily press., 1885-03-28
Brief .yeluings.

Yesterday, at sunrise, the mercury was at
400 and the wind South; at noon it was 44o,
with wind South; and at sunset 400, with wind
Sooth. The day was cloudy.
We understand that both stores in the new
franklin block have been rented.
The Cleopatra went out yesterday afternoon,
and the City of Richmond sailed last evening.
The State Of Maine entered the dry dock yes
tsrday to be coppered. The cutter Woodbury.
will also be hauled into the dry dock.
Rev. Mr.. Daniels and Rev. Mr.. williams of
the Pine street M. e. chufch, will exchange
pulpits in the afternoon Of Sunday.
A crew Of twelve Long Island fishermen ,un-
der command Of Capt. McVane, recently
made $40 apiece by thirty hours work.
Rev. l. Fl. HRllock will address the boys of
the Y. M. G.. A. this afternoon. There will
also be musical and literary exercises
At the Y. M. @. A. annual meeting next
Wednesday evening, there will be splendid
entertainment, consisting OF vocal and instru-
mental music and readings.
DR.. Small will give the sixth and last lee
ture on Daniel, at the First Baptist church TO-
morrow evening. All interested are cordially
invited to be present.
Albert H. Woodford, foreman of the sheet
iron workers OF the Portland Company, fell IN.
to the hold of the steamer Cumberland yester-
day, and broke his collar bone.
A portion OF the cattle for the steamer
Brooklyn arrived yesterday, and were loaded
during the evening. The vessel cleared dur
ing the day, but did not sail, as all the cattle
had not arrived last night.
At the New Jerusalem church, New High
street, Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr.. Hayden
win continue his interesting course of lectures
on Heaven, by speaking "On the Substantial
Reality Of the Eternal Life"
There will be a temperance meeting under
the auspices Of the Law and Order League
and the Woman's Christian Temperance Un-
ion, at o'clock p. M, Sunday, March 90,
1885, in the Congress street M. E. church. The
public are cordially invited.
Presbyterian services will be held in the Y.
MO. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all. Rev.
Donald McDougall of New York city, will
preach, and will be glad to meet all those in
terested in his work.
In the show windows Of the Casco Clothing
Company is very ingenious piece of mechan-
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ing tray of fruit Attached to the man is
music box which discourses delightful music,
and at intervals the fruit opens and displays
couple in the whirl of the waltz, a clown and
white mouse.
At the Congress Square church tomorrow
morning, the services will be appropriate to
Palm Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Henry Blan-
chard, will preach on "The Shadow of the
Gross" In The evening he will deliver the
twelfth lecture of the course, on "The Great
Religions of the World; subject, "The Strength
of Judaism" All persons interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
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