The Portland daily press., 1889-09-30
BRIEF JoTTlNCs.

A 200 yard carpet is being laid at Williston
church. .a trpe
The value Of last weeks exports were Sie..
7l64. as
There are complaints of petty burglaries,
thefts. ETC., at Peaks Island.
There were 20 arrests last week of which
10 were for drunkenness.
New water.mains are being laid through
Bramhall and Hill streets "
j. F, Trefethen has completed a lobster
car capable of holding 1900 Holsters.
Tomorrow close time ends for moose, deer
and large game, and begins for trout.
Yesterday was Michaelmas aud was recog
nized by the Episcopal and Catholic churches
A two pound sponge from Bahama can be
seen at Walter Drew's drug store on Pine
street. ue
Tomorrow the case of the imprisoned
Hebrew debtor will be heard by Judge
Gould.
The Park commissioners are grading and
levelling the grounds on the Western prone
made.
BY reference to advertisement of steamer
Greenwood. a change of fares will be no.
ticed.
III. A. Woodward, the we'll known piano
dealer, has donated handsome organ to st.
Dominic's fair
The bicycle prizes have been moved from
Owen q Moore's to E. B. Robinson's where
they are on exhibition.
The East End Rowing Association expect
to have their new boat house completed by
Novembar LIST.
The new coal pockets of the Steam Packet
Company and Randall & McAllister, ale
now completed.
The schooner James Beckwith from Nova
Scotia, arrived Saturday with four tons of
live cells.
Saturday and Sunday were bright autumn
nal days. with sharp, searching wind from
the north.
There will be meeting Of the ministers of
the city at Y. M. C. A. rooms at 10. 80 a. m.
today.
The letter carriers presented Mr.. Fred
Mitchell, Of their number. lately married
with French clock.
colored man was brought before the
Municipal court, Saturday, for the larcsny
OF $40 from Mr. Peter johnson of Deer
ing.
The row-boat stolen from q wharf on Com
mercial street, belonging to a Deering man,
was stolen by boy who sold it to some
Portland men.
Arthur +. Dow. the missing Liltletop, N.
H.. merchant, has been seen by several per-
sons in the vicinity Of North Gorham.
Mr.. Harvey hurry entertained party of
friends at State street church, Saturday af-
ternoon with his fine rendering Of some
choice selections on the organ.
The James Noyes estate, No. 276 Bracket
street, was sold by f. o. Bailey & Co., Sat
urday, to DR.. N. NJ. Marshall, late of Wind
ham, for $1,000.
The committee on laying out new street.
held meeting at the mayors office Satur
day forenoon, and discussed the location Of
the street across Long Island. yl"ia.
The old cottage which stood at the en-
trance to Evergreen Cemetery was moved
across the street Saturday morning 1t will
be put in good repair, and be occupied very
soon. fsIsaH
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Indian Association will DO held at
the vestry of the Second Parish church
Tuesday afternoon, October 1st, at three
o'clock.
A bullet dropped out of a pear picked from
tree ON Cumberland, near Chapel street,
and is supposed to have come from Oficer
Hughes revolver when he shct at the Ital-
ian.
Today at 1.25 p. m. special car attached
to the regular trains. and marked MAINE
Good Templars." will leave Union station
for Pressure Isle where the Grand Lodge SER
vices will be held.
George Cleeve Settlement will confer the
first three degrees next Wednesday evening,
and Munjoy lodge, K. of p, the second de-
grees tonight. Liberal lodge, 1. o. G. T.,
will meet tonight.
The advance In Eastern railroad stock
brings out talk Of the old scheme of CONSOLE
dation. but 1t is said that at least two years
years will pass before the scheme can be ac-
complished, even If the Boston & Maine peo
pie desire anything done about It,