The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12
nkv ADyERT1sEMENTs TseAE.
BRIEF JoTrlNos.

Tomorrow the Chestnut street Sunday
school will be held az 10 M, immediately
following the morning service, instead OF
at l. 80 as heretofore.
The special revival services at the Chest
mt street church have sbeen SO largely
attsnded and interesting this week that
thew will be continued each evening ex-
cept Monday and Saturday the coming
week.
Capt. Springer of enigne has returned
from cunning trip with one deer.
Dir. Howard Owen is at work on his
forthcoming Biographical Sketches Of
Members of the Maine Legislature, which
he originated &c years ago, and on which
he has copyright
This opera chairs for the Assembly hall
in the Emerson school have arrived and
will be placed at once. A musicale will
be held in the hall for the benefit of the
school room decoration fund. The rain
Saturday drove in through the north win
dows and damaged the rooms to con-
siderable extent.
Within the City of Portland, not count
ing the Islands, there are owned by resi-
dents of the city 3, 625 wooden and 1,14S
brick buildings; owned by non-residents,
7ss wooden and III brick buildings; total
1853 wooden and 1914 brick buildings.
This count does not include any public
buildings.
"a valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Randall died yesterday.
On Sunday morning in ST. Stephen s
church Rev. D. Dalton will review the
action of the late general convention OF
the Episcopal church.
The home for Aged Men will be open to
the public from 3 to 8 p. m. Monday
next, this being the anniversary of the
opening OF the institution.
Rev. Charles E Beals of Stoneham,
Mass, win supply the pulpit at Williston
church tomorrow. ~ M
Yesterday was cloudy with occasional
splits of rain.
A little boy was run over by ply.
sician's team on Middle street near the
Falmouth hotel yesterday noon. He es.
capped with bruises. The doctor carried
him home.
A confirmation service will be held in
the vestry of the new Unnamed church
today.
A delegation from the Damon assem-
lily, Pythian Sisterhood went on the eve
ming train to pay social visit to the
Lewiston assembly. yesterday.
The new mud diggers which have been
at the Maine Steamship company's shed
for several days were put on board the
slonp Ajax yesterday morning and taken
to the various scows to which they will
be fitted out.
kr. E. T. Burrowes Of this city has
purchased lot of land at Benny Eagle.
This is the second lot Mr.. Burrowes has
bought there.
At the new Armour cold storage bnild-
ing the ground floor has been laid and
the brick walls are up to a height of
about 10 feet.
At the meeting of the Woman's Liter
airy union today the subject will be Art
and papers will be read by Miss Florence
M Best Mrs. Alfred A. Kendall and
MIS- outicf AtuHEbOu. 1uo
has been published in the PRESS.
The city's horse power crossing sweep
ers We're out yesterday morning.
In front of Mr.. g. L. Bailey's house on
Carleton street there is a gianti clilnatis
in full bloom which is something quite
remarkable at this season of the year.
The monthly. meeting of the Freshman e
union. No. %, will be held at the Tam
many club rooms, corner of Exchange and
Middle streets, Room 2 at 5.l5 p. m.
Important buiness is to come before the
meeting.
The services Sunday afternoon at the
Young Mems Christian association will
be conducted by Rev. 81. E. Dunnack,
pastor of the West End Methodist church.
The singing will be of very high order
and preparations are being made for
seating a large audience.
The Little Women will meet with Miss
Brickett on Saturday. afternoon at 1856
Brackett street.