The Portland daily press., 1894-10-22
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.

The attendance at the event ng school
is larger than ever before. Monday
there were 9s, Tuesdayg95, Thursday u,
and Friday night SO pupils
7 he annual meetingsof sthe Women,s
Maine Indian Association will be hello
in the High street church today at o.oo.
The evening meeting at 7.30 Will be ao-
dressed by Rev. William Co. Puddefoot
secretary of the Home Missionary Socle-
ty. Mrs. Caswell will speak at both the
afternoon and evening meetings, ana
will sing two Indian hymns at the eve
ming meeting. Mrs. Potter, of the State
street choir, will sing "The Holy CITY,"
Seven or Fights Ichooners arrived Sat
urday with full fares of fresh fish.
Quinn g. Co., the boiler makers. have
reduced their hours of work to nine
hours per day.
The Labrador, of the Dominion line,
will arrive about November 1s, and the
Laurentian, of the Allan line, about
November Goth.
The liquor sheriffs made seizures Sat
urday at rs Centre street, corner OF Fore
and Centre, a29 andl 243 Fore. and 81
York street.
Mystic Lodge will have public in
stallation Thursday evening.
Canon RidgelY will have COLLATION.
tonight, after comforting the Patriarchs
Militant degree on four candidates.
The fish wardens seized 300 short lob
sters. brought on the Phantom and
bound for New York. The number 55
was marked on the box card in place OF
the sender's name. The Holsters were
released.
Bert Burns hit fine fat partridge
with stone on Cassidy's Hill Saturday,
and killed it.
There were SO arrests last week, OF
which 30 were for drunkenness.
The boys Frank E. Shannahan and
Frank Barry, who were arrested mere Tor
breaking and entering in Lynn, were tax
en- to Lynn Saturday evening by ofiic-
ers from that city.
Saturday, Deputy Marshal Sterling,
Officers Cousens and Ball seized some
hard llauor at Patrick Quincannon's,
5l2 Fore street.
Chauncey Lombard. at great risk.
stopped runaway horse on Congress
street, Sat urday.
a bullet suddenly entered room
through a window at Mrs. G. M. Lords
on Brackett street, last week, scattering
the glass over her.
Last weeks foreign exports were val
ued at $l6,947
The new steam heated and electric
lighted waiting ROOM of the Portland
Railroad Company Mt MorrilPs Corner is
completed.
William z. Dyer fell overheard from
Custom House wharf early Sunday morn
ing. Alvin Patterson and Elijah Greene.
sailors on the fishing schooner Mary Fl.
Lewis, heard his cries and got him out
withga tackle. He was taken to the po-
lice station, and DR.. Nickerson attended
him. He was two hours in the water.
The 1T. Club will entertain the York
County wheelmen at their cottage at
the Cape today.
Saturday, Michael Murray. Centre
street schoolboy, found purse contain
ing sa5 which he handed over to Mr..
Milliken, the principal.
jeremiah Donovan's dog bit Letter
Carrier Bishop Saturday. Officer
Thrasher ended the dogs career.
Charles A.Swett Of the Durant House
will run the renovated Adams House on
Temple street.
Two boys hoisted pair of trousers
in lieu of the flag, on the Butler School,
Saturday.
It is lsora Mcfarland now. She says
she was born in Upton, Mass, and
brought up by an aunt.
Saturday was superb October day;
almost summer day.
A new lodge of Foresters Was organ
lied at Freeport Friday night, with %
charter mem bers.
The Rev. Matt Hughes will lecture at
Chestnut street church this evening on
politics. the proceeds to be for a charita-
BILE purpose. The lecture will begin at
O'Clock.
At the First Parish church yesterday
morning several hymns written by the
late o. W. Holmes, were sung.
Everything used IN maKlng Cleve-
lands Baking Powder is printed on
the label.