The Portland daily press., 1895-01-17
THE PRESS.
BRIEF JOTTING5.

The MI. Club celebrate its fifth ami
versary Tuesday by clam supper.
The Democratic First District Com
mittee has organized by the choice OF
Hanno ". Gage of Portland as chairman;
James W Meserve of Buxton, secretary;
Jos. ". Peters of Portland, treasurer.
On account of the bad weather OF the
last Friday. an adjourned business meet
ing of the Unitarian Alliance will be
held at the First Parish House on Satur-
day. the 18th, at three O'Clock.
There will be delicious supper served
at High ST. vestry by the Social Circle
at 80 tonight.
The Festival of Days at State 81.
church yesterday afternoon and evening
was well attended, and must have
realized a good sum for the Mission
Band.
The monthly meeting of the Associated
Charities will be held at No. City
Building. Thursday, January II, at 4
p. m.
Yesterday was foggy in the morning,
with snow in the afternoon.
The High School Racq uet of the 10th
inst. is out. The High School color will
be blue.
The High School class of '96 goes on
It's sleig bride to Coal Kiln Corner to-
night. Barges will leave LongIeilo"
square at G. 80 p. m.
The High School Cadets are making
extensive preparations for their drill and
ball soon to be given. Many interesting
and novel features have been adopted,
and from the amount of earnest work
being done by the boys at drill the quail
ity of the entertainment is assured.
Bear in mind the date. February ID.
The next meeting of Cumberland
County Pomona Grange will be held
with Gray Grange. Saturday, January
1a.
Mr.W.H. Ainsworth, of the curiosity
shop.n Middle street, who was severely
injured by falling down stairs in his
store. started yesterday for Galveston,
Texas. where he has been ordered by
his physician for the recovery OF his
health
A seal captured at.Cape Cod last week,
is on exhibition at LON bard's fish mark
ct.
The Dominion liner Vancouver will
take a shipment of about 10000 barrels
of apples to Liverpool today.
The smack Sarah E.. Hyde brought
1000 Holsters yesterday.
The new ether launch, owned by the
Twombly Ether Company, made aihlgh-
" successful trip in the harbor yester-
day morning.
The first cargo of coal has arrived
for discharge into A. R. Wright's q 20. s
new pocket on the B. & M. wharf.
Three fishing schooners the Shenan-
doah, Orion and Grayling, arrived yes
terday morning from Georges Banks
with large trips of fresh fish, but were
obliged to proceed to Boston to dispose
of their fares, as they failed to find a
market here.
During the ice storm last Friday a
gentleman was talking with friend on
Congress street. He stood with extend
ed palm, swhen a sharp piece Of ice fell
from telegraph wire and cut severe
cash in his hand.
This Samaritan Association will meet
with Mrs. C. A. Plummer, No. 635 Con-
gress street, this afternoon. at half-past
Q O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.
The union service at the Gospel Mlsslon
at O'Clock this afternoon will be con-
Quoted by Rev. H.F. Dexter. At 7.3c
an illustrated lecture will DO given by
Rsv. 2. Pearson, on the Old Testam ent
scenes. All are welcome.
An elderly lady fell in front OF the
Cumberland Club last night and in
juTed her wrist severely. She was taken
TO her homeIon Elm street by Mr.. CHS
ho1m's team.