The Portland daily press., 1892-09-12
For additional Local News SCI
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTiNGs.

The new Sherman street sewer Is completed.
The schools will begin the fall and winter
term today.
The plank walk, Peaks Island, will be COM
mepced today.
Lobster smacks brought In about $4,000 lob
sterS Saturday.
There were eleven arrests last week, ofwhich
six were for drunkenness.
The Bellows school will reopen Wednesday
morning, September IA, at O'Clock.
Miss Violet Wheatley Of Peaks Island, on a
visit to Vermont, fell down stairs and injured
her wrist seriously.
Today the Harpswell Steamboat Company
will begin running only two trips daily to Harps-
wen and Orr's Island.
The children from the Portland Orphan Asy-
lun1, who have spent the summer in Windham,
have returned to this city.
Saturday evening the Falmouth Club passed
resolutions TO the memory of the late Judge
Cleayes.
VIM. H. Cannon, Waterville street, had two
fingers crushed in the gearing of the crane at
the r ortland Company's Saturday.
Mr.. David F. Murdoch has presented the
Presbyterian Sunday school at Upper Kent
wood, N. s., 500 for its library.
The Peoples party has voted to support Mr..
Leander Cram for sheriff and D. o. Moulton of
Falmouth for representative to Congress.
IA man, who was intoxicated, stood in Monu-
ment square yesterday afternoon and struck
everybody passing him. Officer Morse gathered
him in.
The Methodist preachers meeting for reor-
ganization will take place at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms Monday at 1870 a. m.
Ixvi1d c1lpIx ffa dOck 2t
Custom House wharf Friday morning. where
she was unloading Holsters for G. W, Marston &
Co. The damage is about $50.
The Cumberland National bank has passed
resolutions of respect to the memory Of Judge
Cleayes who was one of the directors of the
bank.
Yesterday was bright and pleasant most of
the day, with wind from the east. In the early
morning there was dense fog and IN the after
noon fog prevailed for short time.
The Cape Elizabeth ferry insurance will prob
ably be adjusted tomorrow. There are several
parties, as well as the South Portland company,
anxious to buy the franchise.
Mr. A. S. Fuller's, the truckman's, horse
backed overheard from Central wharf, Satur-
day, and was finally towed to Franklin wharf
and got ashore by aid of the drop.
a OAA>
Of Libby's delivery wagons that was running
away on Congress street, near Brown, Saturday
afternoon, and stopped him, although dragged
some distance.
The United States and Superior Courts nat
uralzed 1876 new citizens last week. The board
of registration registered lila voters, which,
with the 1892 previously registered, makes
total of 1906. About 100 have been erased for
death or removal
Deputy Sheriff Goold yesterday seized rs gal
Ions of liquor at the Union Station, owner I'M
known, and also made seizures at Henry F.
Conwelps, corner of School and Salem streets,
and McGuire's on Washington street. He ar.
rested G. F. Mcdonald, who skipped his bail
some time ago.
The walters at the Preble house subscribed
for the funeral expenses of JameszA. Sullivan.
who suddenly died Friday night, and sent a
committee to Boston with the remains. They
say he was an exemplary young man and didn't
drink Yesterday the walters passed resolutions
of respect to Mr.. Sullivan's memory.