The Portland daily press., 1895-01-21
BRIEF JoTTINGs.

Louis S. Heseltine, youngest son of b.
A. Heseltine, &c Atlantic ST., collided
with team while coasting on Fore St.,
Friday night. He was carried home and
DR.. Searle called, finding upon examine
ton fractured rib. He is doing nicely.
Cogawesco Tribe, No. 5, Improved Or
der of Red Men, will confer the adoption
degree Tuesday evening.
Louis S. Heseltine, youngest son OF d.
A. Heseltine, 66 Atlantic street, collided
with team while coasting on Fore
street Friday night. He was taken home
and DR.. Searle called, who found that
he had fractured a rib. He is doing
nicely.
The mem ers of Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of
P, propose to celebrate their 14th ami
versary with the old time enthusiasm
tomorrow evening, at Castle Hall. The
Cecilian Ouartette, with Miss Agnes
Stafford, have been engaged for the eve
ming.
The class in parliamentary drill will
begin work today at 7.30 p. m. All
members of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association wishing to enter this
class will please be present at the first
meeting. A competent teacher has been
secured.
The P.H.S. '95'class pin will be purple
and white enamel, finished in gold. Will
liam Senter & Co. have the contract.
The question of class ring and as to VINO
shall take the class photographs will be
decided at the next meeting.
The Portland Evangelical ministers
will meet at INCA. hall at 10. 80 this
morning.
The Railway Conductors held their
regular monthly meeting at the Fal-
mouth Sunday.
MN. Eldridge, the Bracket street
teamster, fitted up big sled with flags
and seats and took fifty of the neigh
borhood children on a sleigh ride Satur-
day.
Portland street was crowded with par
ties speeding fast horses Saturday after
noon and by the teams of spectators.
And now there is talk of buying the
school house, for the armory building.
It contains 1922 feet, has a frontage of
60 1-2 feet and depth OF Ill Ia feet.
The Boston News Bureau quotes Mr..
Us Kicker of Deering as saying that he
would advise the selling of Boston &
Albany at 2O8, and the purchase OF Bos-
ton & Maine at 1854. with the proceeds.
The adjourned annual meeting OF tbs
Young Mems Democratic Club will be
held this evening.
Bosworth Relief Corps will give an en-
tertainment for their husbands and
themselves Thursday evening. Bosworth
Post delegation will have quarters at
the Cohurn House, Skowhegan, during
the annual encampment.
A project is on foot to consolidate the
two colored churches of Portland, the
Abyssinian and Methodist.
EN-. Dickerson of New York, of the
firm of Cowan, Dickerson and Brown,
druggists, has brought suit against
nineteen of the leading druggists of
Maine cities for Infringement of patent
on pharmaceutical products. 1t is
thought the druggists bought phenace-
tine from some unauthorized person at
reduced rate.
The Invalids' Home has received be-
quest of $2700 from the Walker estate.
Murdoch & Freeman are establishing
fine bottling plant at Rumford Falls.
John Connaughton of York street, was
unloading timber on Commercial street
Saturday, when heavy piece of timber
fell on his breast injuring him severely.
Henry Swasey fell on the icy sidewalk
Friday night and spralned both ankles.
VIII. Looney will lecture before the
law Students Club at the Office of Ben
iamin Thompson. Wednesday evening,
on municipal Law" after which the
case of Adams VS.. City of Portland will
be argued. Scott Wilson for plaintiff
and Leon Hanscome for defendant.
For the Lewis trial forty special jury
men have been summoned, and from
them and the present jury of fourteen
the Lewis jury will be impannelled. At
torney General Powers and County At
uorney True will try the case.
we nave TGC6lFSo taC Oun L CllOWS
Register and Masonic Journal for jan
uary.
Last weeks foreign exports were val
ued at S257, 037. 10.
Thatcher Post, GA. R.. will hold a
camp fire tonight.
The members of the Natural History
Society are reminded of the adjourned
annual meeting to be held at 7.30 O'Clock
tonight.
The whole mum Der of arrests last week
was SIS, of which 80 were for drunken
ness.
There was crowd of skaters Satur-
day on the pond at the Oaks, and the
new waiting room was opened and much
enjoyed.
| A very queer fish was seen at Lom-
| bard's fish store on Congress street Sat-
urday. 1t was paddock on one side and
hake on the other. Lombard also ex-
hibited en-poundshaddock.
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