The Portland daily press., 1894-11-12
BRIEF JoTTINGs.

Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p, will confer
the rank of Esquire tomorrow evening
Fred E. Prescott was given hearing
Saturday on the charge of selling Liquor
with out United States license. Dis
trict Attorney A.W. Bradbury appe AIRED
for the government. Owing to the alb
senee of several witnesses the case wal
continued.
Judge Peabody has granted the petit
ton for an administrator of the estate
of Henry Mansfield, ana appointed 10
seph Fl. Mansfield of Yarmouth.
Cumberland District Lodge, Good Tenn
plars, will meet with White Rock Lodge
Tuesday, the 18th. Train leaves Union
Station at s.45 O'Clock.
The Mary F. Smith brought 1000, and
the Sarah E. Hyde 5000 Holsters Satur.
day.
Officers Skillings and Greeley seized
Al bottles of lager at Foiey's No.15 Com
mercial street yesterday, and 48 bottles
at Mrs. Mulkern's, same mum Der.
Officer McGrath sold the most tickets
ing 142, and he got the new handouts.
Last weeks foreign exports were val.
ued at 1872, 929.
The Typographical Union Saturday
evening appointed committee to ar
range for the annual supper to take place
at the ST. Julian Decem Der s.
Portland Division, No. s, Uniform
Rank. K. of P, hold their annual enter
tainment and ball December 18th. Gil
bersas orchestra will furnish the music.
The carriage in which Messrs. H. N.
Haggett and George Brackett of this
city were riding. was blown over in the
gale Friday on Martins Point bridge,
and badly broken. The men escaped in
jury.
Mr.. Walter Fl. Brown, warden of Ligo-
MIA Lodge, was surprised at his new home
on State street by party of lodge
members and presented an elegant sill
yer service. Mr.. Brown entertained very
handsomely in return.
The number of arrests last week was
43. of which 20 were for drunkenness.
The annual inspection of the police will
take place November 90.
Damon Assembly will celebrate it's
sixth anniversary tonight, with an en-
tertainment and supper.
The annual entertainment and supper
of'Ligonia Lodge will occur November
%, Z. F. Jones, ". E. Carer, J. E. Walker,
i'll. James and VS.. Hovey are the COM
miItee.
Tonight, Ivy Lodge, D. of r., will
visit Evening Star at Brunswick.
Portland Foresters are going to the ball
TO be given by Live Oak of Lewiston,
Thursday. Mr.J. P. WEIGH will sing at
the concert.
the Elizabeth City for today.
The steamer Herman Reessing brought
5000 Holsters Saturday.
Greenleaf street sewer is completed,
and Neal street will be this week.
Chairman Randall, of the Board of AL
dermen, has made number of improve
ments at the hay scales yard.
FL. P. King of Portland is the presi-
dent, and &c. A Hen treasurer of the
new King & Dexter Company, the cap
ital stock of which is $4,000, and $500
paid in.
Members of the Portland Masonic bod
les, with their wives, held prelimna-
ry meeting at Rossini Hall Saturday
evening, looking towards the formation
of chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star.
Officers Miles and Norton made seiz-
ure of a valise conta lining liquor at the
Forest City House, Fore street, Saturday
and arrested Edward 6. Hanson.
Miss WEIGH is officiating as principal of
the evening school during Mr.. Milliken's
illness, and Miss Mae .Milliken takes
Miss Welch's room.
Mr.. CA. Florence, OF the Illinois Cen
trail road, was in Portland Saturday ar
ranging connections with the Maine Cen
trail and GrandTrunk for the new winter
route tosCalifornia via New Orleans.
The new building OF the Bicycle Acad
envy will have an entrance on Mellen
street, and on the Portland street side
there will be large windows from which
TO view the races. The building will be
one-storied, 100 feet square, and lighted
by electricity. The ring for. the bicy les
will be in the centre, an inside track for
beginners, and an outside track for
skilled riders.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, father of Rev. Matt
Hughes, drew another very large con
gregation to Chestnut street church
yesterday.
The first meeting of the week Of prayer
for young men occurs at the Y.M.C.A
this evening, at 7.45.