The Portland daily press., 1892-06-06
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTINes.

BRIEF JoTTINos.
There were 80 arrests last week; 10 for drunk
enness.
The Alice and Isis begin their summer time
table today.
The First Maine Ladies' Auxiliary cleared $95
by their fair.
The Casco Bay summer time table will go into
effect June 9th.
Saturday was cool and clea-. Sunday quite
cold, with showers.
Mr.. Peter Robinson is foreman of the Union
Station hose company.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p, will confer the rank
of Knight tomorrow evening.
Over three miles of pipe have been laid for the
water for Cape Elizabeth.
The boiler for the new electric light plant will
be set at Peaks Island today,
The book stores willclose Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock through June, July and August.
Past Grand Representatives, 1. O. o. F., will
hold meeting tonight at Odd Fellows hall.
Two men in the Yarmouth quarries were par
TALLY sunstruck, Thursday last, but are doing
we'll
The slate roofs of Chestnut street and Casco
street school houses have been put in good re-
pair.
Pangus Association of Haymakers, I. o. R.
NJ, was instituted at Cumberland Mills Friday
evening.
corner of Congress and Hampshire streets, Sat
urday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held at Painters and Dec
orators hall this evening
Mr. Can n P,1rracS H. roooivad NH foproyhc
taken from an oil painting, of Portland's first
postms ster, Thomas Childs.
The Grand Trunk will continue to run its
trains over the Portland s. Rochester extension,
and not via Commercial street.
A bath house for women will be built near the
one for men at the east end of the city. Mr..
Joseph Ross has been appointed keeper.
Rev. J. G. Perkins of the First Parish has Sc
cured some Japanese ivy roots and they will be
planted and trained to run over the church.
In crossing pair of skids at Lappin's store
on Pearl street. Saturday, Miss Marion Rounds's
foot slipped and she sprained her ankle badly.
The white Coats will make their excursion
to the Ocean House, Cape Elizabeth, today
The carriages will leave the Preble House at
9a.m.
MI. John Creighton attempted to stop runa-
Friday last, and was knocked down and his hip
broken.
Steamer Thomas Anderson will come to Port
land with 1000 tons of birthstone; 1000 will go
over the Maine Central and 1000 over the Grand
Trunk.
The Commercial Travellers will have field
day, July 3D. H. G. Wilson, E. D. Robinson, T.
S. WEIGH, BENZ. Illsley and Thomas Cary are the
committee.
Next Thursday, Past Exalted Ruler Alden of
the Elks will take the order on sail on the
steam yacht Preble, and give them dinner at
the Lawson House, Harpswell.
There are % patients of the Diet Mission
The First Baptist church will serve the first two
weeks in June, the Church of the Messiah the
third and the Second Advent the last.
Joseph Porter, a seaman on the schooner
Charleston, was arrested by Deputy Shipping
Commissioner Printable for desertion, Saturday.
and will be brought before Judge Webb today.
The Portland Christian Endeavor Union will
be addressed at High street church, at 745
O'Clock tonight by Rev. F. w. Greens of Ando-
yer, Mass, on the coming New York conven-
ton.
An addition has been built at Morrilrs Corner
for the 225 horse power engine for the West
pIooh oiocClo Aio, Tile rails VIII DC dill ldiu InlS
week and the last of the month the cars will be
running.
Miss Ella M. Stevens, an employe of Shaw,
Cooling & Co., had the highest number of votes,
1898, and gets the outing trip given by the Sum-
day Telegram. Miss Stuart came second, with
1904 votes.
At tonight's city meeting the petition for
$4,000 for the Eye and Ear Infirmary will come
up, the question of Sunday band concerts, the
order for new exit from City Hall, to cost
$1,000, and the appointment of some policemen
There was large attendance of members of
the Pythian Sisterhood from all over the state
at Damon meeting at Castle Hall Saturday. P,
G. Miss A. Mcdonald delivered the address of
welcome. There were attractive literary and
musical exercises and delicious banquet.