The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-18
The following APPROPRIATIONS were raj

- NO aeonb "a tut American Ll0yQS, capt.
humphrey OF Brunswick. was In town last
week inspecting the four-master building in
Adams yard and found everything first class.
Schooner Unison, Capt. Daniel Barter, Is
on Townsend Marine Railway for painting
She Will go to Portland to load lumber for
Mr.. Sewall Adams died at his home Sum
day, March I'd. Mr.. Adams has not enjoyed
good health for years and recently has not
been able to work any length of time Mr..
Adams was sick but a few days. Mr..
Adams was a ship carpenter by trade.
corham.
Owing to the bad state of the weather Fri
day evening, the orange supper at Ridlon's
Hall was not SO largely attended as it prob
ably would have been had the evening been
pleasant. However, those who were there
enjoyed the supper, and also the entertain
ment by the Snnfower chorus.
Rev. q. W. Reynolds. of the Congregation
al church, exchanged pulpits Sunday with
his uncle, Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, of Var
mouth.
Mr.. Trafton. of South Gorham, preached
at the M. e. church Sunday morning. The
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cobb, is not yet able to go
out.
The "boys' room" will be open Wednes-
days and Saturday evenings, from to
o'clock.
Mr.. c. D. Sewall Of Andover, Mass, is
spending a few days at Mrs. Emily Robes.
tuo hisu ocuool CLASS Oh w. VIII nave
ing Friday afternoon. This is the last time
| fairs.
Saturdays Globe was somewhat behind
the times IN regard to school affairs, Mr..
the high school some two weeks ago. There
are 104 scholars now, the largest number
there has been since Mr.. Davis was the prin-
cipal.
Richmond.
LYNN SHOE FIRMS COMING TO RICHMOND.
Arrangements have just been completed
with Lynn firm by which the two idle shoe
factories s here are to be started up In short
time. The work of preparation is to be be-
gun at once.
II. M. Davis, clothing dealer, was thrown
from sleigh Saturday and his leg broken.
He was taken to his home in Augusta.
A row took place Sunday at Morse Bros.
| ice houses, about three miles below here. In
| which a man was stabbed. Before q ply
stefan, summoned from here. could reach
him his friends had loaded him on sled and
| started for Bath with him.
The promised cold wave, which reached
here Sunday night, was welcomed by the Ice
men. 1t gives fresh impetus to the ice
harvest. Saturday and Sunday the Ice had
become so weak and unsafe as to cause the
men working teams to fasteD long ropes
about their horses necks by which, in case
the ice gave way, the animals could be quick
| ly rescued. The ice runs from five inches to
a foot and upwards In thickness At some
places work has ceased, all the. available
Ice having been cut, but where the supply
has not been exhausted, the companies are
| working early and late to get every pound
they can.
Cray
Melvin Golf will move his saw mill and en-.
| CINE to Topsham.
Mrs. 5. T. Rowell is very sick. Dr. Gordon
4 0f Portland w a baI g. 4 IA
sultation with the attending physician DR.
| e. T.. Andrews.
Mr.. Chas. T. Pennell has contracted with
the trustees of Pennell Institute, to furnish
and prepare 20 cords of wood for the Insti.
tute.
Mr.. Albert Small was hauling ice from the
i Golf Mill pond with oxen on the 18th inst
The cattle broke through the ice and were In
| the water nearly three quarters of an hour
Mr.. Small with the help Of Mr.. Ramsdell
| from the cold BATH.
Mr.. Charles e. Libby has an exceptionally
| fine lot of pine timber in the pond Dry
| Mills. There was sawn at his mill there ont
day last week a log fifteen feet long tina
| yielded 622 feet of square edge boards, which
| Is an uncommon amount for this section.
Hon. Samuel Mayall of st. Paul, MINI:
| while In New Mexico received shock paral
yzing one side Of his body. MIR. Mayall is
native of this town and owner OF considera
Bile real estate here.
After March 18th there will be mail Il
roLtland on the .. NJ. train. This will en-
aple letters for Boston to reach their destina
tion from SIX to ten hours earlier than wher
sent In morning mail from here.
BrIdeton.
very pleasing entertainment represent
Ing an old fashioned school. was given b,
the Uniyersailst Society at Central Hall las
THURSDAY evening The children's part: