The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-14
BRIEF JoTTlNas.


The Bucksport branch of the Maine
Central, for the first. time in its history
has regular freight train which began
its trips Oh Monday. The train IS run
by Conductor C. S. Baldwin and Engl-
neer Dan West.
The new organ for ST Luke's Cattle
dral has arrived from Detroit and Will
be set ND as soon as the old one can be
taken away.
A temperance lecture in the Scandl-
nayian language will be given at rem
peranee Reform Club hall Saturday,
Nov. 10Th at 7. 80 O'Clock by Mr.. 2. l..
Hoen, a Scandinavian missionary and
| member of the : Scandinavian Loge
Haaborg Se1er of T. o. 6. L. All Scan
dinayians of this city and vicinity are
invited.
The time of the Schooner Damietta
from State Point to New York, was
even better than reported yesterday. she
made the distance in forty hours.
The county commissioners were In Fal-
mouth yesterday on road case, wnlch
they have been at work on several days
The public are cordially invited to visit
the Home for Aged Men today between
8 and p. M, this being the anniversary
Of the opening of the institution.
Next Sabbath there will be change
of services at Vaughan street church,
the p m. preaching changed to 10. 80 a,
H.. and Sunday school at 10 M, instead
of 100 p. m.
The Samaritan Association will.mee1
with Mrs W. Il. Kllborn this afternoon.
A full attendance is particularly request
ed.
| A woman who has been terrorizine
the residents of Hammond street for some
| months past, was brought before the
court Yesterday morning and sentenced
to 80 days in Jail by Judge Robinson
Out of regard for the woman's family
the Judge suspended the sentence witt
the proyision that she leave the city al
once.
Yesterday was a superb autumn day
The atmosphere was as clear as
quill
The police made a seizure of 1856 bottles
| of lager and three half barrels OF bee
at the establishment Of the Rienzi Bottl
ing Company on Union street, yesterday
morning.
State Steamboat Inspectors Horace At
wood and Charles Staples, .Jr., have re
turned from Moosehead Lake, wher
they have been at work with a crew sett
ing bouys and spars on the rocks anc
reefs.
The Portland & Cape Elizabeth rail
road company's men had their wlndlas
in place at the head of Federal street,y yes
| terday, and will soon have the Wire
stretched to the square.
The front of Walter Corey's building
on Free street is nearly completed an
makes a great improvement in the eX
terror appearance of the store Nev
steam heating apparatus has also bee
put in, making this store one OF the IN
est in Portland.
Mr.. c. D.Scribner, baggage master O.
the Maine Central railroad, brought tw
big wild geese to Bangor Tuesday whic
he shot at North Vanceboro One OF theI
weighed 81 pounds and It's wings sprea
feet and s inches.
Charles Young was BEFORE Judge Rot
inson Wednesday morning, charged wit
breaking into the store of KNAPP q stan
ton in South Bridgton, and FHes's stor
at White Rock several days ago. Whel
Young was arrested, some of the stole
goods were FUND in his possession
He pleaded guilty in court and wa
bound over to the grand jury in the sur
of $500.
Pleasure and profit seekers are remind
ed of the entertainment to be given b
the o. e. A. M. on the 18th inst. whe
Aunt Jerusha's Living Pictures, anon
other things, will be given at Congress
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