The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-09
Brief JOTTlNCS,

At about this time people begin to think
about double windows.
sit is reported that another shoe factory is
t. be established here.
TIE boys branch of Y M. G. A. will not
hpld meeting this afternoon.
Another fine day yesterday, but the easter
iy wind was very chilly for good part of
the day.
EMarshal Green informs us that there was
no trouble on Peaks Island, when the officers
moved Mrs. Trott's house.
Workmen are employed ON the cutters and
3 conductors OF the post office filling up the
clinks and preparing for the coming winter
There will be meeting of the Portland
branch of the Evangelical Alliance at Re-
ception Room of Y. M. G. A. at 7.3O D. m.
Monday next.
Trinity lodge, No. GA, knights of Pythias,
will celebrate its first anniversary at its hall,
No. so Exchange street, on Friday evening,
November 80
Rev. William B. Hayden breaches at the
New jerusalem church tomorrow morning
Subject: Our Lords Work of Raising the
Dead the Widows Son" Luke vii, IA.
The Unitarian Womans Auxiliary held
an interesting meeting yesterday afternoon.
The delegates to the National Auxiliary Con-
veation at Philadelphia made reports of the
work of that meeting.
These were adiDitted members at the meet
ing OF the Mechanics Association THUS
day night: Ii. B. Beennet!, w. R. Naylcr,
A. ID. Dill, K. Dunning, A. j. Tate, Wendall
Kirsch.
There were no arrivals from the fishing
feet yesterday, and none are expected for
twenty four hours. The weather has been
very rough on the banks. The lobsterman
Julia Ellen arrived yesterday morning with
1000 Holsters.
The Express. whose loss was announced
in yesterdays PRESS, was g. tons burden,
and hailed from Boothbay; was owned by
Fremont sKimball Of Trevett. valued at
about $1,000. and was not insured. She was
about thirty years old.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson OF the firm of
Thompson & Hall has recently purchased
apromising sorrel yearling FLY by Orville.
from j, w. Flint of Cornish. She is in the
hands of Mr.. Snell who thinks he can make
trotter out Of her very speedily
MIR. j. w. Ramsey, a colored student In
the Law School Of Boston University, will
de liver an address concerning his experience
II Kansas, in the vestry Of Congress Square
Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock. The
public are cordially invited.
The gross receipts of the rainbow festival
held last week in Odd Fellows Hall
amounted to $75S.70. The expenses were
$15sl5, thus leaving S6OO55 as the net earn
ings of thefestival. Besides this amount
the society received donation of 800 from
Mr.. Edward Trickey.
MIN. K. Saver was sitting on the win
dow edge, removing wire screen from one
of the windows at his house, when the
screen unexpectedly yielded and he fell
backward to the ground, striking the back
OF his head upon a pile of granite that hap
pened to be lying there. He received severe
injuries.
The general average citizen. to judge by
observations taken at the suffrage meeting
Thursday evening. has not yet grasped the
idea OF the hat rests attached to the under
side of the seats in the Baxter building.
The rests are put there for use and it is need
less for man to keep his hat in his hand
1t is thought the Boston & Maine will
have hand in the new deal with the Phila-
delphia syndicate, which recently came into
control Of the Hartford and Connecticut
Western. The move just announced is that
a corporation as the Delaware and New
ENGLAND Company has.secured majority of
the stock of not only the Central New Eng
landland Western road, but also the Pough-
keepsie Bridge Company.