The Portland daily press., 1895-05-22
BRIEF LoTTINGS.

io 40 SAPSosoa OAcIc VIII U6 u Dir QTOD
in the price of fish the end of the week
when the city building anglers return
from their trip.
There was still alarm from Thomas
Laughlin's block shop ON Fore street,
yesterday morning. Hose responded.
There was small blaze in the cellar
which was quickly extinguished.
long shoreman while at work on the
bark Ethel, discharging coal at Portland
pier. had his foot badly injured by
heavy piece of coal falling from over
head.
The regimental gunnery examining
board OF the Second Artillery, consisting
of Maj. Woodruff, commanding Fort
Schuyler, Lieut.. E. ]. Greble, regi-
mental adjutant from Fort Adams.
Rhode Island. and Lieut.. G.Conkling of
Fort Schuyler, have come to Fort
Preble. They will report the result at
headquarters.
The Spray of Boston, belonging to the
Eastern Yacht Club, arrived in the har-
Dor yesterday.
Company A was inspected at the arm
| DRY last evening by Gen. Choate.
The schooner A. T. Clifford Earrived
| with 5000 pounds of mixed fish from
the Grand Banks yesterday.
Schooner Alva brought 5000, Emma G.
Berry 5000 and Morning Light and Tele-
phone 5000 Holsters yesterday.
The Cumberland Railway and Coal
| 1ad
Springhill, Capt. Cook, arrived from
Calais yesterday morning to tow barge 5
to Parrsboro.
During the absence of the Elizabeth
City the piing on the slip is being
| planked.
Tie tug Argus came in yesterday and
took away two coal scows.
| The little steamer Nautilus is in the
harbor.
On Thursday next, on the arrival
of the Westbrook car leaving Portland
at LAO the steamer Santa Maria of the
Presumpscot river line, will make her
initial trip with party Of invited
guests ON board, from Cumberland
Mills to Presumpscot Falls via Prides
bridge
We have received from W. E. Chandler
the Folio for May. There are seven at
tractive pieces of music in the NUN Der
and piece by Marie Jensen.
| Yesterday was cloudy andssvery raw,
one of the most uncomfortable days
Of the season.
The Yacht Club will have smoker
next Friday evening at the club house,
by invitation of one of the members.
The soldiers monument to be dedicat-
ed at the soldiers lot in Evergreen GEM
etery on Memorial day, is in place, but
will be kept covered with canvas until
the 30th.
The Portland and Cape Elizabeth Fer
ry Company will compel the people en-
tering the boat 10 pass through self
registering turnstile after paying their
fare.
On the lower side of Eastern cemetery
next to Federal street embankment,
many of the old .headstones have fallen
down and are fast going to decay. Some
of the old tombs have caved in and a
stick can be thrust into them several
feet.
Many Portland men are fishing on
Lake Sebago, and as far as can be
learned have all been successful. Some
of them have caught as many as eight
salmon, of good size, while almost every
body gets more than one.
| Another cargo of nails has arrived for
the Cape Elizabeth electric road.
| The schooner Good Templar, Capt.
Keene, has arrived from NATION, N. S.,
with $4,000 live Holsters for kHolbrook
Il Trefethsn.
The schooner Fanny Haean has ar
rived from the Cape shore MS, with
49, 900 pounds of fish.
Tine summer scheduls of the Grand
Trunk railroad will come in force on
June 2, when two through express trains
will run between Portland and Mont
real.
The young ladies of Second Parish
church will have charge of the
social evening tonight at the
Young Women's Christian Association
rooms. All young women are cordially
| invited.
The largest salmon ever taken on the
Penobscot is ON exhibition at G. W.
LON bard's fish market on Congress
street.
There will be business meeting of
the Floating Society of Christian En-
deavor at 95 Green street this evening.
Every interested person please be pres
ent. Among other business our part
in the Boston convention will be con-
sidered.
Another concert was given over the
long distance telephone to an audience
of about 300 in the banquet hall in the
Bangor City building last night by the
telephone office here. Professor Hatch
and J. N. Barbour rendered several
! musical selections which we're plainly
heard through that large audience.
Engineers VIII Dine.
The sSociatinn of the Rrotherhood of