The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-17
BRIEF JoTTlNes.

We have received Part of Lincoln
County Probate Records. compiled by
William D. Patterson, of Wiscasset, Tor
the Maine Genealogical Society.
Today is st. Patrick's Day.
Tonight the q. S. Railway clubs hold
a supper and social in the United States
hotel.
US. Inspector of immigration Fogg
will soon appear in uniform prescribed
by the department.
Mr.. John M. Todd. as representing the
old Washington Club of Bath IN ls4I'
has been invited to make an address
in that city at the celebration OF Gen.
Neal Dow's birthday. Mr.. Todd carried
a sbanner in the procession on July f.
1871. Out of the 176 members OF the
club. he is the only one now living.
Court Falmouth, A.O.F. of A., has
elected these delegates and alternates TO
the session of the grand court OF Fores-
ters to be held at Lawrence, Mass, IN
Nav. The delegates were Thomas Il.
Sheehan, Thomas A. Donahue, James II.
Rutle- and John E. Loring. The alter
Mates were VIM. II. Dugan, Tobias A.
Rurke. Thomas H. FIaherty and John
J.Lappin.
Workmen have torn down the
Greenwood Garden Opera house at
Peaks Island.
The members of the Portland Athletic
CLUB are talkkngi of holding field day
sometime early in the season. Mr. ..
G. Perry is now in correspond
ence with the New England Amateur
Athletic Association with an idea OF the
club becoming member OF that organ
ization some time in the future.
Yesterday opened cloudy, then cleared
and was followed by partially cleal
afternoon. The air was raw.
leSreamer Herman Reesing brought 10
a fare of $500 Holsters for N. f. Trefethen
yesterday morning.
Patrick Mahoney, Lincoln W.Ilopetts
and Arthur H Marden were drawn tc
serve as.traversessjuror at the April term
of the Superior court yesterday &c.
The All. Berry Shoe company will
shortly move into the spacious store
formerly occupied by A.Little g Co.,
and their store will be taken by F.o.
Bailey's horse and carriage mart.
The police have arrested man nance
Moves of Freeport, who is wanted IN thai
Mace for stealing an overcoat from a.maI
named Buck.
Those Scottish Rite meetings will bt
heId the 22d as we'll as the 23d inst. Or
the 22d will be held the meeting o.
Portland Council and Dunlap Chapter
Friday the Con sistory meetings will bt
held.
Officers Morse and McGrath, arrested
two men yesterday, one named Murphy
for stealing some dunnage bags belong
ing to sailors. Murphy said ne pawneo
them at Friers. Friel denied it. The
property stolen was worth about $40.
Frederic E. Neale was arrested in Bos
ton Thursday on the charge of securing
money and property valued at $500 from
Osceola F. Bacon. formerly of this
city. but recently in business in New
Hampshire.
DR.. Dalton's sixth lecture on the Apos
ties Creed will be given in st. Stephens
church, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Subject, "The Holy Catholic Church. "
All interested are invited.
The sixth lecture in the course
''Swedenborg and His Writings will be
given Sunday evening at 7.3O at the New
Church Temple. Special subject: "Ths
great judgment day, the second coming
of Christ, and the new heavens and new
EARTH The public are cordially invit
ed.
The deputy sheriffs seized beer or hare
liquors yesterday at 81 Centre, Il Centre
$40 Fore and IS Commercial street wher
they arrested the bar keeper, Patricl
Feeney, 8 Commercial, PAP Fore and 8
India streets.
Mr.. Abel M. Carter will erect hand
some house opposite his present resi-
dence on Danforth street.