The Portland daily press., 1890-09-08
BRIEF JoTrlMcs.

The schoolship st. Mary's will sail for
Marblehead today.
The little steam yacht "Say When" sailed
for Cleveland. Ohio, Saturday.
There will be plumbers meeting at their
hall at 7.30 O'Clock tonight.
There were 81 arrests last week. Of which
% were for drunkenness.
A. A. Frates will take part in the Paw
tucket. r. l., regatta October 9th.
Mr.. Sawyer Of Spurwink has a sunflower
stalk with 40 flowers In bloom upon it.
The steamer Pioneer, of Rockland. will 60
on the marine railway today to be painted.
Mercury high, but an east wind prevailed
Saturday. Sunday was bright, with an east
wind.
Fred Plaisted has left with his she'll for
Kansas City, where he is to row in the
races.
Mr.. j. F. Doughty has presented Bos-
worth Post G. A. R.. bugle, captured
at Fort jackson In 1867.
The Friends meeting house on Oak street
has been repaired, repainted and new car
pets and curtains put In.
Mr.. Fred w. Hartwell will soon run race
against bicycle, three heats, distances 100,
125 and I50 yards.
or and Aldermen Saturday, an insane woman
was ordered sent to the asylum.
Today is the anniversary Of the great Sep
TENDER gale Of 1868, that blew down the
steeple Of the Catholic Cathedral.
A new turn-table is to be put In at the Bos-
ton & Maine car shops at Turner's Island,
which will be GO feet In diameter.
Six men got in row at the corner Of Gen.
tire and Commercial streets, Saturday night,
and Dennis Sullivan was felled to the ground
with cobble stone.
1t is expected that the memorial window
for G. r. Legrow. to be placed In the new
Bosworth Post building, will arrive today.
The Commercial Travellers will hold
meeting September Goth, to consider the ad-
Visibility Of giving ball the coming winter.
SCHOONER Clara E. Roberts has arrived
with 90 barrels of mackerel, and schooner
Florence Nightingale with 80 barrels.
The barge Sunbeam will be run from
Woodfords to the town house today, to ac-
commodate Republican voters, leaving Wood
fords at 10 a. m. sharp.
The streets and sidewalks of Oakdale,
Deering, have been undergoing repairs dur
ing the past week ia the way Of leveling the
roads and improvements In general.
A South Carolina bonita, caught in a clam
hole on ScarDoro marshes, was sold to j.
Loyeitt q Co., Saturday, and cut up for Gus
toners.
Mr.. A. ID. Smith is doing the carpenter
work. Mr.. R. K. Galley the plastering, and
Mr.. William Gray the plumbing at the
Maine General Hospital extension.
The new organ at the Church Of the Mes
slab was well played by the organist. Mr..
Harry Pearson, yesterday. 1t has good
tone and adds great deal to the church.
mMr. Thomas Lamb Of this city, and Mr..
Best of Paris Hill have found rich tourma-
line pocket at Mt. Appetite, and secured
lot Of fine pink tourmalines. aa
The Shepley Camp and Ladies' Aid, S, of
v, and Wade Camp and Ladies' Aid of Sac
carappa will have field day at Lake Sebago
September 10th. Shepley Ladies' Aid will
hold fair October SO, at Reception Hall.
All the Saccarappa town schools begin TO-
day. The high school is to have an extra
assistant, Miss Tobey, graduate of Colby
OhiNCAchys no oCCOuu dcciotdul, MISS
Green, having resigned, will be succeeded
by Miss Mcclure Of Searsport.
Mr.. William Wright, who belongs in Sac
carappa, fell from swinging ladder while
at work on house at the corner of Cumber-
land and Chapel streets Saturday. and cut a
cash In his head. He was not badly In
jured.
Mr.. Hiram Pierce's horse ran away Ia
Deering, came through Washington street
and up Congress Saturday. He ran into
hack near Preble street and was caught. He
was badly cut about the legs, and ths team
was damaged.
Great Diamond Ladies'. Aid has chosen
Mrs. J. A. King president, Mrs. Edward
Gordon vice president Mrs. s. L. Larrabee
secretary. and Mrs. 81, w. Noyes treasurer.
The Aid will work for building similar To
the Macao at Little Diamond. ~
"No rosin" in Brussels soap. LASTS t,uice
as long" as cheap soap.