The Portland daily press., 1895-08-23

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Virgins, Meredith, n. H., Howard ana
Streeter, Cunnington, Mass.
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Mass; +. J.. Libby, Richmond. c,,,+on
Dutch Belted-S. S. Marsh, Sutton,
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Monmouth; D. W. Clark, Portlaha =.
3 Palmer, Jewett City, Conn; George
! H. Foster, N. Coonyille.
LIVELY PREPARATIONS AT CITY
HALL.
Things were lively in City nall last
night. The Summer Garden is thing
of the past and hardly had the last notes
of the final selection died away when
Superintendent Dennison and his assist
ants jumped in and went actively at
work preparing for the big New England
Fair. Last night crew Of twenty men
worked all night and the sound OF the
hammers made lively music IN the small
hours of the morning. The big aquarium
rapidly assumed shape and booth after
booth was erected. All night long the
workmen hustled, and this morning the
hall will have much changed appear
ance. The space is nearly all engaged
and the hall exhibit will be the finest
ever seen in Maine.
OTHER NOTES.
President Appleton will deliver his adj
dress from the balcony of the club stable
at Rigb park.
johnson, the great bicyclist, will race
Friday and Saturday afternoons August
3Oth and 31st
Special attractions will be shown each
day and at all hours on the Rigby track.
Among them will be Myrtle Peek and
her horses, trained dogs the wonderful
girls from the West, etc.
There will be bicycle parade the eve
ming of August soth. The great track
bicyclist W. A. Wynne will be here.
At the City hall yesterday the workmen
were engaged in getting the hall in readi-
ness and building theFgreat tank for Che
fish exhibits.
The reception to fhe5 fleet will be given
by the Cumberland club on Wednesday
from 8 to Z p. IN. The Togus band will
furnish the music. Messrs. W. Fl. Ander-
son, Horace Anderson, George 0. <
Cram and Ira Croker, will visit the
anchor and extend the hospitalities of the
club to the officers of his commana. ap5
Maine, Hadattah, Beacon and Unity
lodges of Odd Fellows have voted to unite
in decorating the front of their hall on
the day of the coaching parade The
other lodges will probably join, and the
decorations will undoubtedly be fine.
Wednesday evening the Portland Wheel
Club met and voted to have lantern
parade on one evening, probably We'd
nesday. A large committee was appoint
ed.
Excellent Train Arrangements on the
Boston s. Maine.
People who contemplate attending
Rigby Park next week will bear in mind
that the first train will leave Union
Station for the Park at $50 a. M, and
be followed by others at 10 80, II. 80, II. 30,
l. 80 and p. M, returning at g. 45 a. M,
and every hour thereafter until 1. As p
M, and again at 5, $50, 6, and $50 p
m. The regular trains leaving Union
Station for Boston at $50, Cos, Western
division, and 6 p. M. Eastern, will stop
at the Park for passengers for Boston and
intermediate points, All suburban. Ken
nebunk and Biddefords trains will stop
at Rigby. atmg