The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.


Mr.. William Akeley of Gorham. ~ Il. was
run over by wagon on Commercial street
aud his legs badly bruised. He was carried
to his hotel.
The hose wagon formerly belonging to
Engine has come out respondent in new
coat of paint, and is now Hose 6. The
panels on the side of the seat bear an ex-
coilent likeness of the Union Station.
A little girl named Lizzie Carol while
running in the City Building Monday evening
fell and broke her arm.
The American Express Co. has put on a
through express car between Portland and
New York via the Rochester, Boston &
Maine, Boston & Albany and New York,
New Haven Hartford roads.
Don't forget the Camera Club exhibit at s
o'clock ton light at Advent church, Congress
Place.
The final meeting of the Fresh Air Sooi-
ETY. for summary reports of the summer
work will be held In the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
on Thursday morning at 1890 O'clock.
The first and second regiments of the
National Guards of Maine will soon begin
the regimentai schools. which will be held
before January.
AT the Free street church today be-
: fore the regular meeting of the Cnmber-
land Theological Club, Rev. DIR. Burrage
will read paper entitled 3Some Orators
whom / Have Heard"
A Portland detective thinks that the
Annie Pease and the man Gaghne, who
sre missing, are in this city, and that he
Swallowed them to house on Congress
street. When he went there the next
day to arrest the couple hesthought were
the ones, they had gone
A man named Titham at Cum berland
Mills, who dis charged revolver at Va
lente's man who was driving a fruit
wagon, will be brought before judge
eTolnan of Westbrook today and proba-
bly, sent TO Augusta as insane.
Several cars arrived over the. Grand
Trunk yesterday morning with snow on
their roofs.
TIE sky was gra with occasional splits
of rain yesterday, and it was warmer in
the afternoon.
GIL. Bailey has furnished the Portland
High School Cadets with sixty new
cadet rifles.
Marshal Tricky yesterday made two
liquor seizures and caught the barten-
der in each place. At 80 York street he
got Thomas Gorham and quart of
whiskey. AT 453 Commercial street,
James DaiIey's old place, he got James
Holland, barrel of beer and some hard
stuff.
A number of Portland's prominent
physicians and citizens intend forming a
society for the advancement of medical
science, patterned after the New York
society of this name. A largely signed
petition asking for the incorporation of
the society has been presented to Judge
Symonds, and a meeting for this pur-
pose will be held at the Eye and Ear In
Urinary, October 29th.
: The four-way deluge set that Chief
jackson ord cred just after the Beals fire.
is expected to arrive in day or two.
AS soon as it is received it will be given
public test on Portland street. En-
gines and have been selected to sup
ply the water, and it will also be placed
upon the Hayes truck and its efficacy as
a water tower tried.
I: The Martha Washington Circle will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Captain Bunk
er, 81 North street.
:..Kora Temple. MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine. of Lewiston, will meet at City
Hall. November 20, and have a grand
symposium.
The Atkinson Furnishing Company
have the largest sign for advertising in
the state overstheir store. The sign is
10 feet long.
US. Webster of Sebago, had dandelion
greens for dinner October 16, growing in
his garden, many of them being in full
bloom.