The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27
sRIEF IoTTINos.

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City will be taken off the route We'd
nesday and Thursday OF this week. The
4 airy W. Libby will run in her place.
Tonight both Shepley Camp and Bos-
worth Post hold camp fires
The annual meeting of the 81 ONE for
Aged Women will be held this afternoon.
The foun tains at the Oa2s and at rhe
other city parks have been covered for
the winter and the animals are going
into winter quarters.
The old, reliable, always fresh Maine
Farmers Almanac has come to hand
The Bethesda Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will hold fair Octo Der 2Sth, after
noon and evening, at the residence of
MIS-. +. E. Lowell. 248 Cumberland
street.
General Manager T. W. Cram of the
Bangor & Aroostook railroad, has re-
ceived request from Rafael Gertierrez
of Bogota, Columbia, S. A., for some
books. etc., descriptive of the hunting
region in Maine reached by the B. Il A.,
aud some will be sent him.
Yesterday was the cold est yet In the
early morning, the mercury indicating
38 degr ees. Later it was warmer with a
sautherly winds.
Seizures were made by the deputy
sheriffs yesterday at II and 80 Centre. So
Pleasant, Go aud 46 Commercial, 28 India,
342, 344, SIT and 51S Commercial streets.
The workmen yesterday were busy put
ting a new engine into the West End
hotel to run the night elevator.
There were two large excursions ar
rived over the Maine Central yesterday.
One came over the Quebec di ision and
numbered about 200. and the other from
Lewiston of about the same number.
At r meeting of the Mylea Standish
Rifs club held Saturday evening it was
decided to lease tho old quarters on
Cross street for the coming year. The
club shoots will be held every Wednes-
Gay AMI Saturday evenings as heretofore.
a number Of applications for member
ship we're received.
The Fraternity club were entertained
by Mr.. I. G. Woodbury. last evening.
The paper was read by A. B. Moulton.
Esq.
At the clearing house yesterday the
clearings amounted to Sa4l.07; for the
same day in 1895, 1904. 341.
Two men were naturalizeu in the
United States DISTRICT Court yesterday
morning.
Work on the temporary bridge which
will be used while Tnkey's bridge is be
Ing replaced with new one, is progress
Ing. The work has been mmenoed
from the Deer1ng side and over 100 feet
OF piling mas already been driven.
tine life-size photograph Of ex-Audi-
tas Charles E. Tobie has been placed In
the city auditors room.
Conductor Berry of the Portland &
Rochester transferred four car loads of
exeursionists from up the line of the
Grand Trunk for Washington yesterday.
Ihe Elizabeth City will be taken of
the Cape route tomorrow and Thursday.
to te oyerbauied for the winter season.
stesner Mary ". Libby will run in
heE place from regular landings
L. y. Griffin & Co., 80 Market street,
haze just received car load Of fresh
eggs direct from Nebraska
= IN conformity of a vote at the meeting
Of October q, a special meeting of the
Ladies' Veteran Eiremen's League was
held Monday, October 26 to amend Ar
ticle ! of the bylaws so that it shall
read: Ladies' Veteran Firemen's Auxili-
arg, No. 1, instead of the Ladies; Vete-
ran Firemen's League.
The former GLASSES in Practical Chris
fianiSy are invited to meet at 90 Park
street. Thursday at p. %.
There will be special meeting of the
Congress Square Annex on Thursday af-
ternoon at O'Clock in the vestry. A
full attendance is requested.
The Mission Circle of Congress Square
church will hold an adjourned meeting
in the vestry this afternoon at O'Clock.