The Portland daily press., 1894-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Maj. Livermore's yacht, the US. light
house schooner Clover, is at the govern
ment landing, Central wharf. She is
carrying the engineer on an inspection
tour.
The amount of gold, gold co in, Treas
ury note certificates, and gold clearing
house certificates held by Maine banks
amounts to $4,000
Charles Grober, who came originally
form Richmond, Maine, died from the
excessive use of alcohol at his residence,
Cambridge ST., Lynn, Mass, Sunday
night. He was a shoelaster, and leaves
q wife and child.
Judge Webb, Marshal Donovan and
District Attorney Bradbury left for
Bangor yesterday, where the term Of the
United States Court is to be held.
The yacht Chaos was back at her
moorings yesterday having been gotten
out of her predicament during the night.
Captain Hanson, of the sloop Alaska,
has found his dory. Some boys rowed
by him in it yesterday, and he hailed
them and recovered the boat. They
claimed to have found it afioat.
A meeting of the Little Samaritan Aid
Society will be held tuesday, June 5th,
at AS p. m, with Mrs. Antoine Dorticos,
at 10Y Clark street. A full attendance is
requested.
Cumberland County Pomona Grange
will meet with New Gloucester Grange
June ID. 1t will be the Goth anniversary
of the organization. In the morning
there will be an address of welcome, with
a response by.sM. P. Hunnewll OF Oak
Hill. The question for discussion, What
things are most needed to make country
life pleasant will be opened by J.W.
Humphrey of Gray.
Mr.. Albion E.Kimball, who has for
the past three years served as cook in
the county Jail, has resigned his position
there and gone to Grand Beach to act as
Waterman for the cottages. Mr.. Brad
ford, formerly driver for the ci ty, will
fill his place.
Yesterday morning the little five year
old daughter of Charles Curran. who
lives at 8 lincoln street, fell down a
ulGAU I'll CbdlIS anu olACLCo d COu
fracture of the elbow.
The miscellaneous concert by the
Haydns will be given June 18th, and
will include Schulz 9rt's arrangement of
the xvii Psalm for female voices.
The 25th annual reunion of the Society
at Concord, NJ H., on the 21st and ed
of June.
There will be a meeting Thursday
evening of all past and present members
of the. Portland Fraternity to make ar
rangements for the annual field day and
reunion which is to be held at Long
Island, June %.
The Walker Art Building 1T Bowdoin
College will be dedicated on Thursday,
at O'Clock The address of presenta-
ton on behalf of the donors, the Misses
Walker, will be made by Hon. William
D. Northend; address of acceptance by
the college. by Hon. William L. Put
nam. An address will also be given by
Hon. Martin B1immer.
The Democratic county committee
held meeting yesterday forenoon, with
j. Henry Bradley in the chair. 1t was
voted to hold the convention in this city
June 26th. The name Of Warren Chute
of Naples was prominently mentioned
as the shrievalty candidate.
The Peoples Steam Laundry are plac-
ing before our citizens a fine class OF
goods. Call and see them. See their ad-
verSisement.
After the clouds cleared yesterday
morning. strong, not west wind raised
the mercury well up in the seventies,
but later the wind got Into the north
and the mercury dropped rapidly in the
evening.
MYRTLE Assembly