The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-06

closed on Friday. 1t will reopen, under the
care Of Prof. J. E. Dinsmore, on March Goth.
Miss Ellen Gibson, a graduate of the Boston
School of Oratory, will take charge OF the
classes in el0cution.
Mr.. b. L. Newman, the artist, has painted
a fine picture for the coming exhibition In
New York. 1t is entitled Wandering
Thoughts"
Mr.. R. F. Wormwood, editor of the Oxford
County Record, on. Friday afternoon, while
working in his printing office, accidentally
injured one Of his feet.
Richmond.
The lasters at Caldwell & Libby's shoe
factory, who were cut most Of last week
pending a settlement on prices for work, re-
turned to their benches Monday, the matter
having been adjusted for the present
The mild weather of the past few days has
had quite a serious effect on the ice nelds;
Some of the ice companies have stopped
work on account of the thaw and the wear
ing away of the ice.
There is lady living in this village some
thing more than so years of age, who has
never been in the cars, although she has
lived near the railroad for years, and she
doesn't care to break her record now.
The warrant for the coming town meeting
is long one, numbering 81 articles.
HarpsweII.
These town officers were elected at the an
nual meeting:
Moderator-P. A. Durgan.
Town Clerk Elisha s. Slower
:, ssleetmen Assessors and 0verseers Of Poor
RECONSIDERATION O. Eaton.
Audltor-Elisha S. Slower
Supervisor-D. II. Slower.
Collector-Willlam s, Alexander.
In Other Towns and Cities.
BRUNswIcK.-F. E. Roberts, Sumner L. Hol
brook, Robert Stanwood, selectmen; 7. ii. Riley,
town clerk; J. T. Winchell, treasurer; Charles &.
BOOKER, William NJ Pennel andito eUeGsof Rob
inson, s. y. committee, Voted $500 additional
towards the celebration fund Of the 150th ami
yersary, TO increase electric lights to sell one Of
the hand engines and procure a general plan for
construction of sewers.
CAMDEN--Reuel Robinson moderator: q T.
spSSg ss5n Y T. w ksS RSgs
Adams, collector; Frank Anderson, I. O. Atwick.
J. ID. Knowlton, fire wardens. The corporation
Camden Rockport Electro Isht COMPANY MAN Wa 70
light the streets with are lights.
BATH--The official vote for mayor on Monday,
was as follows: Moulton rep, 667 Greenlef,
Dor, 1872. Majority for Moulton, 2i9. Repubii-
cans elect aldermen, councilmen, and minor ward
choice in Ward /. Warrants have ' been Mise issued
for another election in this ward, on March 9th.
neutrality-suspicious. B. CARL, modera-
tor; Geo. b. CARL, Frank Meserve, William III.
Hutchins. yr, selectmen, etc.; Enoch Cousens.
treasurer; John B. Mailing. agent; Abner A. Dol
I'M Henry 4. bennett, ). s. Committee; A. l..
Ceaves, Ira W. Grant, auditors. All Democrats.
ToPsHAM-C. P. Edgecomb, Joseph Whitney
Isaac L. Mallett, selectmen; e. K. Brown, treas
ureri G. Z. White, clerk; j. Barron, AGENT d. l..
Smith. supervisor of schools; +. @, Whitehouse,
Edward Beaumont, auditors; E. II. Phlnney, col.
lector.
HALLowELL.-There was no choice for mayor
the vote being 227 for Warner, rep 40 for Bean.
dem.. and 81 Tor Church. pro. The ward officers
elected are al Republicans, new election has
been ordered for next Monday.
CoRNIsH-Roscoe q. Day. John H. Mason, S.
b. Richardson. seectmen; all Democrats.