The Portland daily press., 1890-03-10
BRIEF JoTTiNcs.

The Camera Club will soon hold an exhibit
tion.
Last weeks exports were valued a
$235,245. t-,s-
The forty hours devotion" will begin a
the Catholic Cathedral today.
The City hotel walters enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Cape Cottage, Friday night
The Knights of the Golden Eagle will ho,t
fair March 3lst, April LIST and 2nd.
The steamer Eeanora has been repaired
and sailed for New York Saturday night
Judge Bonney will address the Law
Students Club on Corporations" tonight.
Ivy Lodge will entertain the Rebekal
lodges OF Bath and Brunswick, March 22nd
The Casco Loan Association made fiy,
loans. aggregating $2lo0 on Saturday even
ing.
Rev. DR.. Mckenzie will address the Con.
gregational Club tonight. This Is ladies'
night.
Bosworth Relief Corps will visit Cloud.
man Relief Corps of Saccarrappa, March
9th.
A halibut could be seen atsLoveitt's fish
store Saturday night, that weighed 1876
pounds.
Cumberland County Pomona Grange will
meet with Oak Hill Grange, Scarboro,
Wednesday.
There will be a meeting of the Y's at 2. 80
p. m. today. at 51a Exchange street. A
full attendance is desired.
Two horses attached to horse car fell on
Congress street Saturday night, and created
quite a stir for short time,
There was mother. meeting at st.
stephens church yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Grant was the speaker. s-.r
St Patrick's Day will be observed BY
religions services in the morning and a
concert at City hall In the evening.
A man insulted woman on State street
Saturday evening. Marshal Green and two
gentlemen pursued him but he escaped.
Martin of Boston, is laying down center.
board 3o-footer from Mr.. Burgess design,
which is intended for Portland owner.
And now all the jewellers have formed
guild and invited all the trades In the state
to join. They will have picnic in July.
A snow-slide from the roof Of the building,
corner of Brown and Congress streets
Saturday afternoon, completely buried a
boy.
There were % arrests reported last week
OF which IL were for drunkenness. The
police enjoyed fine turkey supper Saturday
night.
The Rochester engine Sanford came out of
the shop yesterday and was shaken up. i"
1t will go on the road Monday on the MORN
ing train out.
Ii the lady who was insulted on State
street Saturday evening will call at the
Marshaps Office she will learn something 10
her advantage.
Very Rev. Father Murphy has purchased
the residence Of the late Frederick G.
Messer, No. 1856 Danforth street. for a
Parochial residence.
The conference of the Associated Charities
will meet In room IS, City Hall, on Monday
the 10th at p. m. Members are earnestly
requested to be present,
Schooner Ella f. Crewell of Wellfeet, has
been sold to st. Georges, Me-, parties, and
VIII continue in the coasting business. She
IS l60 tons, built at East Haven In 1864.
Saturday and Sunday were both beautiful
winter days, and while the sidewalks were
crowded with pedestrians, the owners of
Aoos hoAoSc hdu tlidio VI cpc6u Ou TOILldQU
street.
A pair Of horses belonging to the Portland
FIRE department ran from India street to
varney's -four store on Commercial street
Saturday, where they were stopped A
whiffle- tree was broken.
Ivanhoe Lodge will work the ampliied
third rank tomorrow evening on which oc-
casion it will have as a guest Grand
Chancellor Twitchell, who will probably be
accompanied by number Of Bath brethren.
George Shumway lately of Portland, is re-
ported as getting drunk in Biddeford, taking
the carpet off the floor of his house and SELL
Ing 1t for drink while his wife was lying at
the point Of death. There is no George
Shumway in the city directory.
Another large delegation came In from
Biddeford Saturday for the purpose OF get
ting new papers. About fifteen were natur-
allied In the supreme court. The United
States court has already granted naturalIza-
tion papers to twenty Biddeford foreigners.
Among those who were naturalized Saturday
was an an alderman. who had held Office for
q year, supposing he was properly natur-
a1fzod