The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
NEW ADVERTISER EMENrs TODAY.
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Tho campmeetlng will occur at Alton
Bay, N. H, from Aug to Sept. 1. The
Portland & Rochester will sell special
tickets, good returning until Sept 4, fol
= 60 the round trip from Portland.
We are glad the ladies are to have the
privilege of listening to Mrs. Goodsill, q
talented and philanthropic woman from
New York, Oh the much mooted question
bf woman's higher or freer life and kin.
ared subjects.
Kill the grocers close on Wednesday and
people should make sure of their dinner
Tuesday.
The cutter Woodbury. has left the Port
land Company and lies in the stream.
The deputy sheriffs visited Mrs. Fraz-
er's ironclad, John Hernandez's on Com
mercial street and Katherine Fineh's S,
corner of Franklin and Middle streets,
and secured 400 bottles of lager.
Salesladies out of employment will find
something to interest them in M. G..
Larrabee's ad. this morning Read it and
call before 10 o'clock.
The fog was with us part of the morn
ing yesterday, and the fog feeling was in
the air all day.
Today the Protestant and Roman Cath
olic churches will celebrate the festival
of the TRANSPORTATION.
The Maine Electric Company has the
new 30-foot kerosene yacht Of the Willow
Club of Westbrook ready for the engine.
The dredger is at work in the Back
Bay. Let us hope it will takesout some
of the stuff that poisons the sweet air of
Heaven.
One of the reminders of old caravan
show days appears in line OF dilapidat-
wharf. They We're once the rolling stock
of the Metropolitan Uncle Toms Cabin
Company.
Rev. Julian <. Smythe performed the
feat never but once performed, and that
century an half ago. of padding Ca
noe from Saco to.Fryeburg, distance in
the sinuous course of the Saco river of rs
miles. He was accompanied by Mrs
Smythe and the start was made from
their summer home at Old Orchard
The Lizzie Maud brought 80 barrels of
mackerel, the Minnehaha 15 the Gra-
ham 90, the Geneva Myrtis 20, the S. M.
Pinkham 6, and 60 barrels of shad, the
Maud Muller 1000 pounds of mixed fish,
the Water Sprite 1000 pounds of cod, the
Judith Ann two swordfish.
Sheriff Plummer say that James Lew
is whose liberty was trying to be secured
in the law court yesterday, retains the
same calm manner that he has exhibited
from the first.
j. Pierpont Morgan's steam yacht Cor
sair was at Randall & McAllister's wharf
yesterday forenoon taking cargo of coal
She has on board MI. Pierpont and a
party of gentlemen, among them being
Messrs. Charles Linnell and ]. fBeaver
Webb of New York, and Rogers and Pea
body of Boston. The Corsair is bound
from Vineyard Haven to Bar Harbor.
She anchored off Cape Elizabeth Sunday
night and will proceed east when the fog
lifts
The Willie T. brought in 8, 900 Holsters
yesterday.
The Irish American Relief Association
held their regular monthly meeting last
evening. Business of Importance relating
to their recently purchased property on
Congress street, opposite Lincoln Park,
took place. A bid which was made for
the property was refused.
The Columbia Circle and Ladies' Aux
niary of the Ancient Order of Foresters
held their regular monthly meeting at
Foresters' Hall last evening. This will
be the last meeting until October.
The Ossipee Valley Fair will be held
at Cornish on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thurday of next week. A good exhibi-
tion is assured.