The Portland daily press., 1898-12-07
FOG AT PORTLAND HEAD.

herself or perhaps to join Cape Elizabeth.
FOG AT PORTLAND HEAD.
Tbe fog station at Portland Head felt
the fury of the last storm. Shingles
were ripped completely from the roof OF
the station and the main house was flood
ed with great damage to carpets and fur
niture.
Er. F. I. Brown was elected an officer
of the Maine Medical club at it's recent
meeting
Samuel Smith, formerly of the Mon
tauk, has entered the employ of Allen:
the sailmaker.
Mr. James Getting has taken the house
of William Kinoaid, Sawyer street and
Broadway.
Five member OF the First Maine heavy
battery, who have been sick, applied at
Fort Preble Monday for transportation
and rations to enable them to join their
regiment at Savannah. They were given
transpor ration and ordered to report at
Governors island, New York. Their
names are H. l.. Corbett, H. E. Lancas-
ter, Ernest Bettes, Newell Landrick and
Musician Ralph Dunbar.
SCOTT JoRDAN'S HORSE.
Upon complaint of e. N. Perry Of the
society of the prevention of cruelty to
animals, Justice McManus cited
SCOTT Jordan OF Ferry Village
to appear before him yesterday
afternoon In Knightville and after a
hearing and an inspection of the morse,
ordered that the animal be killed and put
out of his misery as he was valueIsss.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Today the sale of fancy articles will be-
gin at the horne of Miss Clara Rogers.
corner Elm and Chestnut streets, Pleas
antdale. Those desiring dainty Christmas
goods should surely attend.
4 The UnIversalist fair will open Thurs
day evening and the entertainments for
that evening Will be under the direction
of Mrs. John W. Barbour and an enjoy
able rogrsmme is assured. During the
fair there will be sale of fancy and use
full articles all admirably adapted to holi-
day gifts There will be offered beautiful
dolls. ready made clothing, ETC., Ind ice
cream, cake, cocoa, etc will be found
at the refresh1nent table. Mrs. Wilson is
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments and is assisted by corps OF earn
est and faithful workers. Everthing
augurs most successful fair
Capt. B. +. Woodbury. of Rocky Point
Cottage in Willard, is removing the ledge
in front of his house, building a wall
along his front line and placing gate
posts. Sumner Smart and j. Il. Shay
are doing the work.
The chimney on Capt Nichols house
on Pickett street, was blown off during
the last storm. 1t was soon repaired
John Melia has entered the employ of
Niles Nelson the florist.
Mr.. Kittredge on Grand street, had an
explosion from coal gas in his house Mon
day last, which came near knocking hi >
kitchen stove to pieces and doing other
damage.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. w. W. Morrison and daughter.
Miss Helen. have returned from few
days visit with relatives in Portsmouth.
Mr.. John Wright has moved his farni y
| from corner Elm and Robinson streets to
the house recently vacated by Mr.. Charles
Gardiner.
Mrs. Alphonsx Dyer and daughter,
Angie. have returned to their home in
Southport.
Mr.. and Mrs c. v. Morse have taken
possession of their new home on Summer
street.
| The Ladies' Aid will be entertained
this week at the home of Mrs W. W.
Morrison, Elm street.
| MIR. and Mrs. John A. S. Dyer have
been entertaining friends at their home
on Summer street.
Mrs. George Mcdonald of Portland
lis the guest Of Mrs. S. D. Latham, Bran.
| BILE street.
| Mrs. Frank Sawyer passed Monday with
her sister, Mrs Charles Merrill, st. John