The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14

game was miserably played Astounding In
errors by the Raymunds. They took a
decided rally In the last few innings and
had their opponents not had such lead
night have made the game close. Fol-
lowing is the score;
Oxfords, s o 25b Go $50
Red Stripes, . o 0 90 8 z $50
Two base hits-Plummer, L. symonds
ls). Trip, A. Parker, G. Parker (s),
Libby (sl, Haslop. Burnley, Q. Davis,
Glover, Gerrisb, Cover. Three base hits
-Plummer, Vshue Burnley. Base on
balls-By Psrker, 6; by Davis, 9.
Struck out-By Parker, @; by Davis. 4.
Wild pitches-Parker 9. Passed balls
Symonds, 5; Burnley |. Double plays
Movers.
Tomorrow there will tie another game
of ball between the same teams called at
10 o'clock. while in the afternoon two
good races are anticipated.
GARDNER.
Gardner, Oct lat was found neces-
sary for the Commonwealth Shoe 81
Leather Co. to ask for an addition to its
shoe shop In this city while ago, and
the matter was placed In the hands Of
the board OF traoe, who owns the build.
ing. AT recent meeting IL was voted to
build the requ ired addition. The matter
VI AoisfhB tuo 1uuu6 Wtb Qub OI Jus UQ68-
TONS but this has been settled. There
was debt Of 5000 on the building and
the improvements will cost about $4,000.
Mayor Patten and A. Hopkins have each
advanced $1,000, and George Gray and
Charles Lawrenoe, $500. This settled the
whole affair and the addition will be
ready for occupancy In in five weeks.
ROCKLAND.
Rockland. Oct. 12.--Mr. W. J. Coakley
has purchased of Mr.. w. II. G. pills.
bury, of Marblehead, Mass, one-half of
the Pillsbury block, corner of Main and
School streets, for $40. 900. 1t Is one of the
most valuable pieces of real estate in the
city, block of three large stores, with
second floor of offices and the third floor
occupied by the Rookland Commercial
college.
STANDISH.
Sebago Lake, Dot. 12.-There will be a
harvest supper at Knoxville this evening
under the auspices of Union parish.
Mrs. Abbie Hill attended the recent
dventist conference at Westbrook.
Mr. Ellis Longfellow and Philip Decor
m Ter are on cunning trip in the east
ern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin 9. Westcott are
spending couple of days with relatives
In Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Clement of the Se-
bago Lake House, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Sanborn are taking carriage trip
to Hampden.
Mr.. Frank Shaw is visiting In Bost on.
Miss Bertha Marcan OF Portland il
visiting Mrs. Lena Shaw.
MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Murch are visit
ing in Portland.
Miss Eva Murch will attend the fall
term OF Gray's Business College, Port
land.
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick, Oct. 1.-THE present week
ranks with college commencement week
as one OF the great times of the year for
brunswick. The town is always full of
strangers, Fair week" This year the
fair has been so fortunate as to have some
perfect Indian summer days, and 1t Is ex.
pected that some records for attendance
may be broken.
was in town Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert IL. Eastman, cashier Of the
Berlin, n. H., National banks was Wis.
itiDg cashiers of the Bruins wick banks.
Wednesday, on business connected with
and organization Of banks cashiers.
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick, Oct. la-Miss .Elizabsth
King, who has been visiting, since the
Musical Festival, at her grandmothsr's,
In TopsEam. returned to her home in
Boston Thursday.
Miss Caroline Potter made some calls
In Portland Thursday.
Miss Laura Hatch, Mrs. Gardner
Cram, Mrs. Charles Fish, Mrs. h. G.
Robinson and Mrs. w. A. Moody, who
have been attending the meeting of tine
State Federation In Waterville, returned
Thursday night.
The college Y. NJ. @. A. listened TO a
very interesting talk by Rev. j. A,
Boardman, of Hallowell, Thursday even
ing. about "Why We Should Study the
Bible"
A mass meeting Of the students took
place Thursday afternoon, to discuss the
football situation and prospects.