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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having leased No. lG3 Main street
from January /. 1886. will open on or
ABOUT February !, with entire new stock
OF MERCHANT TAILORING CLGrU-
ING and GENTS FURNISHINGS OF
Tor the present at No 223 Main street
you can find u magnificent line % sam
pies from q iirst-clcss merchant ,nilor
ot New York. every garment with
INnoS LNbi;l. ATTAtiiEli. Prices
Low. satisfaction Guaranteed.
j. G. CARROLL,
223 MAIN STREET.
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Southern Fruits-Bananas, 75c. @S1 .25
per bunch; oranges. Jamaica, s3.25 per
box; cocoanuts, $500 per bag of 100;
Lemons, 81: Northern apples, S2@s3.
Poultry-.C Chickens, old. Csc; spring
chickens. l2@20c
Observation-Disclosures. 1Sc per dozen.
BeeswaS-25c. per pound
1fuck-lrish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, sl.."Gl.50 per bag; Onions. SITS
per bag.
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G. daily B-Brcakiast. D-Dinner. s.
No. q connects at Weldon with A. G.
Line. rniiman Slecpers Portsmouth TO At
ON Mondays. Wednesdays ana FRIDAYS
connects al Franklin with steamer Olive
Tor Edcnton and landings on the river
CONNECTS al Raleigh with Southern rail
way Tor Ashcvillc. y. c., and all inter-
mediRtc points on the w. n. G. r. r.
Nos. io3 and IL NeSiibule Limited Train
No extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. iiuiI,
man sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta, Ga.
open AT y a, IN. for reception Of passengers
Connects directly at Atlanta with w and
y. *. X. Tor Chattanooga, Nashville and
all points West. Connects with 4 and w
J.. H. X. for Mobile. Montgomery, New
Orleans and ali points Southwest
ARRIVE.
mo. 1902, Atlanta Special, 1880 a. IN.
No. %S-M;.il and express, $50 d. m
FOR tickets and baggage checked to all
points South and Southwest, sleeping car.
reservation and general Information, call
on or address w. V. II. WILLIAMS. tick.
ct agent 6.li High street. Portsmouth. Vn
J. w. BROWN Jr
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
JOHN H. WINDER,
General Manager.
T. j. ANDERSON,
General Pass. Agent
T. ST. JOHN, -'
Vice President
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ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH
ETH, 1879

Leave Shippers Compress Whar daily,
go a. m: West Norfolk. s:i5 II. IN. for
intermediate stations: arriving nj Biiifalo
I.ithia Springs al $50 D. m: Danvilic 3:25
4 Ho m kea s!i5 Horf1Ik 20 p M IVES,
Vile daily Except. Sunday AT GOO a. M.
arriving a. nanville Mt 1900 a.. m.
fiess junction for all points in the South
ern Railway System at Dcnniston June
iion tor Durham, South Boston and MI
points on the Durham Division Of the
n. and w. X. r.
All trains make connection for Buffalo
1ithia Springs excepting Sundays.
pullman slccpers between Danville,
Ashcvile. Atlanta, Augusta Memphis
and New Orleans
'riGkcts ON sale and baggage checked
at wharf. Norfolk: w. v. III. williams
w. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
CO. HATNES,
Superintendent.
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"a rniIl.

Peas-Steady; Black-Eye Peas,s1 75
per bag; Black. 5o@55c. per bushel
Corn-Southern white, quiet, at 3l@32c.
oats-Steady: Mixed, CSC; white,
Mill Fecd-NIarket steady; Bran,
Slo; shlpstuff, or middling, SIT:
meal. white bolted. per SO lbs, &c
., Hay-No 1 Timothy. $3.50: No. 2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STGAM.
SHIPS FOR PHILA di-
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday at S D.
M and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through, bills Of iadinG to all points
Line, Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia,
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES w. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
- W. p. CLYDE. & CO.,
AGENTS. PHILADELPHIA.
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Cash Quotations: No. 2. spring wheat,
57A .QD5S1ac.; No. 2, red, Coo. Gle. No. 2,
corn, PC. @29hc.; No. Q, oats, lSlAc.
Mess pork. sS.lopsS.2o; lard. $5.5IlsQ
$500; S. II. sides, S45O@s475; u. S.
shoulders, S475ds4.S7ls; 8. c. sides, $4.75
@$4.SIM. Whiskey, S1.22
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New York,
philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co
Cape
Charles
Route


THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ), 1886
LEAVE NORFOLK
1915 u. III. daily. except Sunday-Ports-
mouth. High street. 7:3o a. M
Arrive at Philadelphia 1852 ID. II, ;
New York at h:3S y. IN.
LEAVE NORFOLK
CLIO u. IN. daily. portsmouth, High street
5:a5) Arrive NJ philadelphia
5l0 n. m: New York 7:43 Il. m
ARRIVE ~ NORFOLk.
300 a. III. daily, PORTSMOUTH. High street
g:!M. leaving New York y. m;
Philadelphia ll:l6 p. IN.
ARRIVE ~ NORFOLK.
sos p. m daily, except Sunday-Ports-
mouth, High street, S:l5 u. n),
leaving New York at S a. IN:
Philadelphia. 1929 u. IN.
Close connection made with All rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey CITY, I'hiladclphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Par
lor Cars on day trains between r,ila-
dclphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked, at Wakes Agency. under It.
lantic Hotel. and on the steamers
Il. Il. COOKE. General Agent.
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.n.lrAN,:l.l:,ss, x,Ii.n1..

Ns0V NORFOLK AND OCEAN
SSSnEDULl in EFFECT OCr. 7, 1896.
Na.SSlmf ESCEPT SUNDAY--Lcnvo
500, 7:S so,%'a5; a:o9, Hoo a: m; loo. 400.
IVY a; M IL noon: 200. 4 90, Goo. 500 D. M
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave Norfolk
S:oo. IL :t0 n. M; 100. 300, $500. TOO p. IN
noon; 200. 400. 600. 500 p. IN.
w. a. BARRITT,
c General Manager.
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Peanut Market.

Market steady; Prime &c: strictly
prime, 3hc.; fancy, 3isc.; common 20
PIC; Spanish. Coo 4T0c
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e OR RICHMOND. PETERSBURG. Old
POINT, CLAREMONT, NEWPORT
NEWS md James river landings direct nv
daylight-Virein!a Navigation Company's
Elegant steamer POCAIIONTAS leaves
Clyde.s Wharf, Norfolk, every TILES.
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY M
Il. M. touching at Portsmouth. Old
Point, Newport News going and RETURNING
arriving ut Richmond about p. m, con-
meeting with all evening trains. Fare to
Richmond. $3.50; fare to Richmond and
return, $3.50: fare TO Richmond, second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route TO Richmond. Peters
burg, Waverly, 1iicksford and stations on
Atlantic and Danville railroad and ali
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale at
ticket agencies of Wake & Son, III
Brandt and on board steamer
Freight received daily. Sunday excepted.
for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
Agent.
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Sugar Market.

Market firm. Out of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates to the
different points. Local sales are being
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NJ NV; ! !. w HarfolkzVsstsrn !. /
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 8. 1896.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:4a a. m. : The Chicago Express-For
Washington a L Q, for
IL Ign h,na :; !, Roanoks, Rad
Kenova. Columbus and Chi
eago. Sleeper Roanoke to
Columbus without change
Also for Pulaski. Bristol.
Interrnediate Points.
Pulaski Bristol; also for
al.o fsf Rocky aaa P%Ss onnt anJ
all stations on Winston
man sleeper Norfolk p to
Roanoke. Connects ut Roa-,
Washington and chattanno ots.
g Sc; l,% ahS % Sss al pa RiH,mts
B SISseps sna R Rean 6kiea to M bIn.
Ing car attached. h.
Ar RI v E.1,,NorfoiI daily $40 a. m.a..ss
HoREolhlKiS, R 8 s., R aRa S;fe Ii n 5
Leave Norfolk AS p. M,
arrive Richmond 100 p. ms
Raltimors. PhlladeIPhia and
Richmond 500 a. M, arrive
s sS}'o + sSIs9,s, sssgs
class tickets not accepted,
for passage on these traihs2
Other daily trains {leaVs
Norfolk f:40 a. M, 8 rrlvas
at Richmond 1:05 a. NJ. Rec
turning, leave Richmond $50
p. M; arrive Norfolk $50
95S D. m. .475Ei ts3i fss{ vi ~, y{4SfSAg
For further Information as to tickets,
rates. baggage, cheeks, stG;, call on ,oT
Passenger Agent; G. II. BOsLEY Tlckass
Agent. 126 Main street, or c. f.. Tinch,E
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road. w. j. BEYILL,SSEe - PSI Z,
isft General Passenger gent, ~
General Office, Roanoke.aa;Va.a IS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

Rutter-Markct strong: New York
State dairy. now. 23c.; fresh crcam-
cry, 24Qp25c.; Western. 10000.
Kerosene Oil-Firm; s1l2 degrees, lie. !:
GO degrees. 131ac.: Red. $50 degrees, lac.
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NORFOLK AND 81
BALTIMORE TEAMROArICO,

! ~ BALTIMORfI STEAMROATbCOs
Commencing sunday, September lat,
1895, the steamers of this line Will IchYas
Saturday Mig ht for Bal tiniore, and Leave
Baltimore pier every riest ny and & Friday.
Freight received only on setting day.
Telephone 8. 4. VIII, RAHDhGf 81
81 hgciat. a.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS WASTE
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
Eliza ELzahsth City, Edenton and way-sta
tons comets at Elizabeth City with the
dny and Saturday for Newborn, Roanoke
ana g. ana y, Morehcad CITY, Sinston and
land and Aiorchead civ. liinston and
GolIsboro via a, and n. G. i. r., and for
Jacksonvillc. Wilmington, N. c., and ali
stations OH tnc w. n. and II. r. II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

No.23 Daily, connects with A. G. l.,
train % for all points South
No. 103 Daily, except Sunday, makes
close connection ut Iiobrood for WASH.
ington, N. c.. Kinston, =. c.. Plymouth.
n. c., anu all Eastern Carolina points:
also at Rocky MOUNT with ~. c. l.. train
Trims arrive mt Norfolk Sos p. IN. daily.
Also at 10:2G n. m. daily. except Sunday
folk wharf and also ut office OF Passenger
and Ticket Agent, 96 Main street
For tickets to all points South slrcp.
ing car reservation and general informa-
ton, call on or address,
j. n. NFUGEBAUER.
Passenger AMI Ticket Agent.
JAMES T.. MAUPiN
General Forwarding Agent.
~. NJ. t1MERSON
General Freight and Pass. Nrcnt.
@. NJ. SERpFIL,
General Manager. Norfolk
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EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
EAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD Do.
MlNION LINE between all points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk ana
DINA. "a
Freight received daily until p. m. and
foLward!y promptly at low rate
For further Information apply to Tho
Norfolk, Va. " ~
II. C. HUDGINS.
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
NJ. X. KING
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ARRIVE Ar NORFOLK

Etit1kI ' T. ut NOKFVOI.K,
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily (exccnt
sunday at i:25 p. m. and Express daily
except sunday Mt II n. M: connect with
the North. East and West Passenger
stations foot OF East Main street, Nor
Iolk and Western depot Freight STA
ton on Water street.
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TRAVELLERS, .lirDI;.
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July !. 1So5
NAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
fer Eizabe,h CITY CITY. isde e:a ';i2 ac =: m;
Gerry. Roper, l'antcgo. Bclhavcn, etc
Connects 1T cd.nton with ~. and S. II. r.
day. Tor l.iynnuth. GAINESVILLE, Williams
Ton ron and windsor TUESDAY. THURS
on Chownn river. and Como on Mon
DAf, THURSDAY and SATURDAY for
~ iandinss on Chowan river: on MON
ia and Friday for Scupl,crnony river.
and WEDNESDAYS for Salmon Greek.
connecting at Iiclhavrn with steamer
virginia Dare for Makcleyvillc. South
Creek; Aurora. Washington and interme.
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The above schedule gives passengers,
from the North a lay over of two hours
taxing the steamer. thus affording an OPP
Nation.
Tie trip down the historic Potomac
River ana Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
steamers of this company Is unsurpassed.
Ing been built in 1891, and are fitted up
In the most luNuriant manner. with cleo
tric lights, call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every dellcacy OF the season from tho
Tickets on sale at B. & Q. ticket office; N.
g. G. Office, at w. T.. Wakes & Co.'s
office, on wharf 7at54
D. ]. CALLAHAN, flfi
Uelephone. AL. Agent,
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25

Alice Morrison, of Portland, with Miss
Files of Gorham at the organ, delighted
the audience with her singing although it
was evident she was not in as good voice
as at some other times. Miss Ethel Field
recited little poem very prettily and Miss
Elizabeth HI. Read gave "How the
engineers make love- most charmingly.
The house was well filled with an atten-
tive audience. A screen covered with APP
pie blossoms formed back ground for
the speakers and flowers and ported
plants abounded. A large picture of Mr.
Demorest was also on exhibition. Mr.
Ralph Whitney and Joe Burnell of the
Junior Endeavor were ushers Too much
cannot be said of the help which this
society rendered by singing and in many
other ways to make the evening pleasant
Windham Centre, May 23.-Mrs. George
B. Hanson has gone to Biddeford for
few weeks.
Miss Sadie Larrabee and her uncle, Mr.
William Larrabee of Stroudwater, spent
Wednesday with her father
The medal contest at South W1ndham
Oh Wednesday evening was well attended
by people from this vicinity.
Miss Annie G. Holmes of Westbrook
is visiting Miss Mabel Lamb.
Miss Lizzie Libby, who has been sick
nearly all winter at her SISTERS Mrs
Martha Staples died this week.
Sebago.
Sebago, May 23-Walter Whitney has
gone to Boston this week on visit.
There were about 20 at the circle yester-
day. There will be no more circles until
after a meeting of the lpew holders is
called.
J. B. Watson, of Cornish, the furniture
dealer, made nine miles trip to Oliver
Pixies yesterday on his bicycle and back
home again.
There is some talk of dividing the an
nual income of the two thousand dollar
Potter fund given for benefit of Sunday
schools into four instead of three equal
parts, one quarter to go to Sebago Union
church one to Convene and one quarter
to the north and east parts of Sebago.-
Lombard & Douglass will finish their
job laying the cellar wall about the last
of this week and l.. M. Sanborn, OF East
Sebago, is now at work putting up the
frame of the school house. 1t is expected
that Frank Ward will not finish his job
grading the ground until after the mouse
is built us it will be inconvenient to work
on the lot while building the house
On Wednesday the %, at the circle held
at VIM. Haley's request was MADE Gna1
the Clerk, Andrew j. Robinson call
meeting of the pew holders of the Con,
vene church to see what action they VIII
take in regard to having the meetlng
house shingled.
Neelie Haley is home sick this week
and will probably give up her school IN
aeach Ridge district.
Freeman H. Sanborn, of Dedham,
Mass, was at R. M. Dyer's on Vislt
| last week
Mrs Mary j. Dyer and Miss Ethel
Stearns of South Hiram are visiting rela-
| tives in Sebago this week.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25
HarbOr N otes.

The Lilac arrived from the east yester-
day, and preceded to set up on Stamford s
ledge, the electric bell bouy that it to be
operated from Bug Light
The Peoples Ferry Companys build
ing on Portland Pier was moved to the
new position yesterday by the help of a
donky engine, jack screws and creased
timbers Among the various changes of
position that have been made during its
career by this building, the most remark
able was the voyage it made some years
ago across from Custom House wharf
1t formerly occupied the space now va
can't opposite the offices of the Casco
Bay line and was used by Messrs. Lewis
& Written as a fish warehouse 1t was
conveyed across the dock to Portland Pier
on skow at high water, and was blocked
I'D to the level of the pier and landed by
means of rollers. 1t was again occupied
after it's removal by Messrs. Lewis &
Written as q warehouse before it became
ferry house
Machinists, are carrying out extensive
repairs on the engines of the steamers
Madeleine and Salem.
At about ON yesterday the bark
Isaac jackson arrived in tow from the
Kennebec, where she was partially laden
with ice She will load lumber here and
clear for Demerara
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25
THlRTY-sEcoND DEGREE.
High Masons Meet in Portland and Make
Additions to Their Ranks.

Maine Consistory, Sublime Princes of
the Royal Secret, met in Portland yester-
day. This is the 80 degree of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite, and the
highest round in the Masonic ladder, the
SD degree being confined to the officers
who govern the body.
At the meeting Commander in Chief
Edmund B. Mallet Jr., presided
A class of 3S candidates were received
into the several degrees in the Consis-
tory.
At 6 O'Clock dinner was held, and in
the evening the meetings closed.
Maine Council of Deliberation held a
meetings yesterday afternoon, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
First Lieutenant Commander-Hugh
r. Chaplin of Bangor.
Second Lieutenant Communication
ace III. Burbank of Saco.
Grand Orator-Treby johnson, Angus
ia.
Prior-William J. Durham, Lewiston
Observation-Disclosures S. Walls, Vinal-
haven.
Treasurer-W o. Fox, Portland.
Secretary-John S. Russell, Portland
Engineer and Architect-E. Howard
Vose, Calais.
Hospitaller-Wm G. Mason, Bangor
Master of Ceremonies-David w. Babb,
Westbrook.
Standard Bearer-Henry A. Jersey, Au-
burn.
Captain of the Guard-Frank S. French
Turner.
Sentinel-Warren o. Carney, Portland
Among those present at the consistory,
were:
Of Brewer-Wm. W. Doane, Calvin P.
Thomas, Willis T. Bunker, Walter A.
Gordon.
Of Bangor-Isaiah K. Stetson, Melville
H. Andrews, Edmund J. Murch, VIM. H.
Gorham, John M. Oak, Frederick W.Ad-
ans, Frank H. Drummond, James A
Chandler, Asa c. Morton, VIM A. Palmer.
OF Orono-Eben T. Hartwen Gavin
g. Weld
Jas. W. Patterson, Bucksport; Ferdinand
W. Merrill, Foxcroft; Amos W. Knowlon,
Newburg; John E. Clark, VIM; P. H.
Jones, Springfield; Emery r. Bailey,
Rowland; Arthur j. Libby, Olamon !;
Frank E. Tufts, Mechanic Falls.
Of Lewiston-Geo F. McGibbon, Henry
W. True, John H. Merrill.
Of Auburn-Rowell E. Whitman, Chas.
S. Hill, Alton o Brion.
Of Bath-Lewis B. SWEET, James W.
Kelley.
OF Hallowell-Joseph P. Hunt, Chas K.
Tllden, BENZ. J. Richards.
Edwin H. Langston, Gardiner; Jas. E.
Kingsley, Auguta; Seward S. Stearns,
Norway.
nnIhe music for the work was furnished
by the Portland Masonic quartette,
Messrs. Stockbridge, Shaw, True and
hudson, augmented by Messrs. Fisher,
Fish, Leighton, Briggs and Bickford
About POO sat down at the banquet. At
It's close the Bangor Masonic quartette,
composed OF Messrs. A. c. Morton, first
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Work on the Electric Road has COM
menced in earnest: About so men are
hard az work laying the rails and setting
poles on the Willard end, and large
crew are at work on the site of the power
house to be erected at the Cape terminus
of Portland bridge in Knightville. Some
of the men went to work at Willard with
out an understanding about the wages
per day that they should receive When
on Thursday morning it became known
that only 81. So per day would be paid 20
men left work. The Italians will proba-
bly, get the whole job in the end
Mr.. Edgar R. Payson of Portland Water
Co., will open his summer cottage at
Simonton's cove for the season next
week.
Mr.. E. G. Jones of Stevens & Jones
Co.. has already moved into his cottage,
and Mr.. Chase has opened his summer
home also.
John W. Barbour, the genial Sunday
Times assistant editor, is noticed night
and morning very industriously farm
ing Potatoes have been the speciality
this week. garden sauce next. Judging
from the way he goes at 1t, Jack has
surely missed his vocation, in not doing
farming for a living -'What is poetry,
what is prose?'
The Portland Water Co. haveshad men
at work in Mount Pleasant Cemetery the
past week, putting in new pipes and
otherwise improving the water facilities,
which will be greatly appreciated by all
who need water there during the summer
months
Next Friday the Life Saving crew will
leave for their several homes The station
is closed during the months Of June and
July, only Capt Trundy stopping there
the year round to look out for things
generally. The Boys are always glad
when their we'll earned holiday comes,
for it is very irksome and confined life
they lead, for ten months of the year.
Out at all times of night and day, on
watch in sunshine or storm, with only
the privilege of having Z day off, once
in two weeks, if the weather is pleasant,
it is not such an enviable position as
many suppose. Said one Flet all such
people take turn at it for year and l
guess they'll want to geteout again.
At the meeting and banquet held
Wednesday evening of the Independent
Wheel Club ]. c. Leighton was appoint
ed committee of one to make arrange
ments with committees of other clubs for
the coming races.
Tomorrow the veterans will attend
memorial services at the Opera house,
where Rev. G. E. Andrews, of the South
Portland Congregational society, will
preach. The veterans will meet at the
corner of High and Sawyer streets, and
march in body to the Opera house. The
services begin at 2 49, This will be tbs
last meeting that the society will hold at
the Opera house they having leased the
rooms lately occupied by the Y. NJ. G. A.
in Pythian Hall, at which place all meet
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25

tenor, Walter A. Gordon, second tenor,
Walter l. Bunker, first bass, and VA. Pal
mer, second bass, rendered two or three
songs with much favor ''The Circus
and "Bill of Fare were received with
especial glee. Later in the evening they
rendered several selections in the armory.
This quartette is a very excellent one,
and has been organized five or six years
Those present at the rendezvous from
port; J. E. Coombs, Auburn; J. H Poverty,
Lewiston; r. c. Penney, Monsoon; A.
F. Merrill, North Eddington; D. w Babb,
Westbrook; II. r. Champlin, Bangor; 7.
W. Burr, Bangor; jill. Moore, Pennacook
NH; Ftp. Washburn, Lancaster, NH. ;
III. Stetson, Lewiston; Edwin Parsons,
Kennebunk; TT. Southland, Cd, Rich
mo nd; f. S. French, Turner; j. W Haines,
Pennington; 0. E. Crowell, Oakland ;
f. S. Walls, Vinalhaven, Grand Comman-
der Maine Knights Templar; WD PEN
NELL Lewiston, W. L. Hawkes., MD,
York Harbor; G. v. Emerson, Lewiston !;
E. A. Cannon, Mechanic Falls; Fl. Harris.
East Machias; H. A. Jersey, Auburn; HI.
H. Burbank, Saco; L. L. Shaw, Yarmouth !;
G. E. Mari, Pennington; J. A Robinson,
Bangor; E. G. Hyde Freeport; F. E. Sleep
er, Sabattus; J. c. Bridges, York Harbor
M. G. Wedgewood, Lewiston; c. S Marsh
Dexer; Geo. L. Little, Kennebunk; Oh.
Miller, Lewiston; FIJI. Twitchell, Bath !;
N. Davis, Auburn; W. Parker, Lisbon
Falls; G. W. Coombs, Lewiston; CT.
Walker Lewiston; H. G. Foss, Auburn, S.
S. Cahill, Brunswick; N L. Mosley, Free
port; G. J. Gilman, Brunswick; WIS.
Knight, Auburn; W. H. Gray, Houlton.