The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-04
BRIEF JoTTINos.

The ceiling in the Registry of Deeds is
being tinted.
The Red Men will have a grand peace
dance at their hall Friday night.
The International steamers are carving
large consignments of sleds to EastpoIt on
their trips at present
The club swinging contest between York
and King will take place at Thatcher Post
Hall, corner Elm and Congress streets,
December 10th.
Messrs. Ire +. Clark & Co., the ciothiers.
have issued some fine photographs of the
Soldiers Monument. The view is very
clear and distinct.
The Board of Trade journal for Deem
Der contains portraits of Hon. Ara Cush-
man Oh Auburn. end the officers of the
Bangor Board of Trade.
ID. B. Chapman of Deering, who has been
directing the shipment of Christmas trees
from Waldoboro and Wiscasset has fin
ished his work, having sent away seven
cars.
Inc deputy marshals raided house near
the Abyssinian church yesterday, arrest
ing JEFFREY 7. Swan for beating his wife.
ana won 4. Tee, an Indian, and Jessie
Cameron, white girl. as vagabonds.
The State Board Of Pharmacy will hold a
monthly meeting at the Preble House next
wednesday. After this meeting rank of
20 per cent. must be attained to insure mas
sage of the candidates.
We have received from W. e. Chandler
song entitled zone Lost at Sea-" by w.
X. Fenley, with music by F. Eggert. It's
hne composition in memory of a friend
OF the author who was lost at sea.
The Byron Gold Mining Company has
oeen organized In this city with John w.
kideout, of New Gloucester, president and
James N Winslow, of Deering, treasurer.
The capital stock is $4,000, with $500 paid
In.
After the concert at Kotzschmar hallWed-
nesday evening, the Kneisel Quartette were
entertained at the residence of Mr.. Edward
Noyes On Danforth street. Several well
known musical people of the city were
also guests.
The Teachers Bible Glass for the studv
Oh the Sunday school lessons will be held
at the 7. M. c. a. rooms this afternoon. at
80 O'Clock. led by Rev. A. Fl. Wright. All
interested ia Bible sta are cordially In
vited to attend.
A lady is canvassins the city for sub
scripti0ns for the Wendell Phillips Hall
Association, which is incorporated for the
purpose Of erecting memorial building In
commemoration of thu life and public SER
vices of Wendell Phillips.
Inspector of Buildings Lyman w. Han.
son Will report to the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen at the meeting next Monday
night that a wooden building has been
erected by Mr.. John Randall for carriage
repairing shop, in dangerous locality.
without permit having been granted.
A bad accident happened on Portland
street yesterday. A horse belonging tn
Mr.. Canforth, of Saco, became frightened
at the electric cars, and overturned the
carriage containing Mrs. Canforth and
daughter. Both were hurt, Mrs. Canforth
very badly. Mr.. Canforth. who attempted
In vain to hold the horse by the bride. was
not hurt.
1t has been decided TO hold meetings at
the W. c. t. U. rooms every week and nre.
sent the different departments of WORK IN
those interested. The meeting November
9th was very Interesting. Homes for
homeless children" the new department
was discussed. Today at pm. the sub
Ject will be, "the relation of the kinder.
garten to temperance" All are cordially
invited.