The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-03-30
BRIEF JoTTINcS.

Mr.. e. S. Everett will build on Bramhal
street.
There were just one hundred days OF
sleighing the past winter.
There were &c arrests last week, of which
20 were for drunkenness.
The Cornelia 81. has been thoroughly re-
paired and the cabins painted.
The Press Club will hold Its regular
monthly meeting at 4 p. m. today.
Ivanhoe Lodge. K. of p, will confer the
rank of Esquire tomorrow evening.
Saturday was bright and warm in the
morning and cloudy and raw in the after
noon.
Woodbine and Ivy Lodges will visit Queen
Esther Lodge Of Bath. at 8 p. m. this even
ing.
Jacob Nelson has built a fine steam
launch for p. L. Parker and Clinton Gil.
son.
Best roasting beef is now 80 cents and will
probably be SO to 80 cents by the end of the
week.
The Hardware and Iron Dealers, and the
Paint and Oil Club will dine at the Falmouth
April IL.
The Marine Underwriters will occupy the
r. Y. Barber & Son store, and so will Angus
tus Chaplin.
Mr.. j. B. Hudson will give an exhibition
ofDelano Park pictures tomorrow and Wed
nesday at his studio.
Steamer Cumberland has been thoroughly
overhauled and will take the place of the
State of Maine this week.
Past Master w. N. Prince, of Portland
Lodge. has received an elegant jewel from E.
+. Vose and j. A. Pine.
The Carpenters Union of this city will en-
terrain the Carpenters Union of Lewiston
on Wednesday evening.
The committee on the assessors depart
ment met Saturday with the assessors and
laid out the work for the year.
Past Grand Chancellor Greene has been
presented beautiful Past Grand's jewel by
Munjoy LCdge, K. of P
VIM. White of Ward 1, and James B. o.
Reilly, ward 2, have passed the physical ex-
animation of the police board.
friend of the Young Mems Democratic
Club has presented the club several fine pic
lures of western scenery framed in oak.
The Hall Rubber Company are to have the
building on Congress street opposite Casco,
as soon as 1t is remodeled, say about May
LIST.
Officers Langmaid and Harmon seized from
woodshed in the rear of SO Maple street a
barrel of beer and a five gallon keg of whis-
key Saturday.
Saturday afternoon the committee on fire
department and the board of engineers visited
the different engine houses and inspected
the workings of the department.
The break in the water main on Congress
street in front of City Hall. Saturday, was
caused by rust eating big hole in the pipe
and letting the water through.
Mount Vernon Lodge, of this city, will
hold its next meeting Monday evening, in
Williams hall 3793 Congress street. A mu-
steal entertainment will be given.
There were two seizures made at Con Con-
nelly's Saturday, and in a room in the rear
OF the corner of State and Commercial
streets, a trap was discovered containing
several quart bottles of whiskey
Large amounts of refined sugar have been
received at this port in bond, and is now in
warehouses, in the special charge of GUS
toms officers, held until 1t can be delivered
free of duty on the LIST of April.
The deputy sheriffs went to Brunswick
on the p. m. train Saturday and visited ten
places and seized contraband liquor at six.
They returned on the Pullman with jigger
full of ales, wines and liquors.
Committees from Bosworth Post and
Thatcher Post, G. A. R., will arrange for the
celebration of the institutions of the order
April 9th. 1t will probably take place al
City Hall, and there will be music and short
addresses. The Relief and Sous of Veter.
ans will probably take mart.