The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
BRIEF JoTTINas.

Six weeks from tomorrow the first
English steamer of the season will be due
in this port. 1t will be Dominion Line
boat perhaps, the Labrador.
The call members OF the fire department
will be paid today.
Rev. DwightsM. Pratt will preach at
Williston church tomorrow on ''The En-
forcement of Law. and The Duty and In
fiuence of Public Officials
Members of Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p.
are requested to be present next Tuesday
evening to examine plans for the new
Castle Hall.
Beginning Monday morning the steam
or Merryconeag Of the Harpswell line,
will make only one trip daily to Harps-
we'll, Bailey's and Orr's Island, leaving
Portland at 2. 80 p. III.
". S. Parker Co.'s. Special prices will
be made on Children's Jackets, See their
announcement in advertising column.
Mr. George W. Stone of Boston, one
of the secretaries of the American Uni
tartan Association, appointed to fill the
plftC0 VI UlAO lduo AtOf. o1lAoesAA AsOAoAo6s
will preach at the First Parish on Sum
day
Prentiss Loring & Sons new insurance
Offices are located at No. 80 Exchange
street.
patent has just been issued to Mr..
George H. Davis and Edward e. Piper,
of the Davis Car Shade Co. of this city
for curtain holding device operated by
pinch handles.
The Fraternity Club VIII meet with
DR.. Gerrish at The Sherwood Monday
night.
Yesterday was another fine October
day. The east wind was rather raw ow-
ing to the big fog bank outside.
A large number of fishermen.and coast
ers sought a ha-bor here yesterday owing
to the fog outside.
A new sidewalk is being laid on Cum
berland street, corner of Anderson, and
brick sidewalk will take the place of
the board one on Montgomery street.
The fire department call members will
be paid today.
1U6 DuIAudA w iiASA1 AAA OO~~-f~---J
packed $50, 900 cans of corn at their Har-
rison factory this season.
The exposition of the blessed sacrament,
the office and .benediction we're celebrat-
ed at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception yesterday.
A very trim looking LOBSTER smack,
the Carrie T. Rogers of New York, was
lying at Randall & McAllister's wharf
yesterday.
The Edith M. Thayer brought 1900 lob
sters, the Blanche and Ida 1920, and the
Lawrel 1900. yesterday.
The Edith M. Pryor brought Co. 600 cod
and paddock to John Loveitt, and the
Fannie Hayden %, 900 to J. W. Trefeten,
yesterday.
The ship W. H. Common, Capt Pendle-
ton, which sailed from Hiogo, Japan
with a cargo of rags and curios for this
port, on May Sth, is expected to arrive
daily. She was spoken in the neighbor-
hood of the line in August
There was special meeting Of the
board of public works yesterday when
the proposed location Of the P. & c. E.
r. r. on Market and Federal streets was
discussed, but no action taken o. the
matter The hearing will be giveE be-
fore the city government Monday eve
ming
The annual meetung of the Diet Mis-
sion for the election of officers and the
transaction of other business will be
held at the Fraternity building, No. 755
Spring street this afternoon at O'Clock.
Some talk having been made of
cruelty to horses at Rigby Park, Mr..
Eben Perry, the cruelty agent, said !:
Everything is surprisingly orderly out
at the park, and not the least thing OBJ
jectionable could find in regard to
cruelty. All of the drivers seem to be
humane fellows and evidently need
no looking after. When I have not
been at the park, one of my deputies has
been there looking out for the interests OF
the society"
W. A. Allen has recently fitted up a
new mantel room in his factory at the
foot of Preble street, and has now the
finest assortment Of wood mantels and
tiling to be found east Of Boston. Those
wishing to purchase would do well to
cal upon him.