The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Gen. James H. Butler
and wife, Bangor, Gardiner Walker, Lowell
Charles Drew and wife, r. Evans, New York,
w. I'll. FaHnce, Boston, j. T. Randall, North
Conway, j. III. Thurston and wife, Richmond,
j. s. Brockway, New York, Nath1 s. Thomp-
son, Kennebunk, W. B. Thompsoa, Rochester,
N. Y, BENZ. Akerman, Newburyport, c. B..
Shoemaker, New York, T. c. Ward, Fryeburg,
are at the Preble. - 9
M. T. Ludden, Lewiston, D. R. Hastings and
wife, Fryeburg, Cyrus H. Hobbs, Wells, HI. n
Howes, Pennington, Ira T. Drew, Boston, are
at the United States. 49,. sssala4 Z q
Lyman Rawson, Rumford, F. w. Ring, U. S.
C. S.. Charles s. Fellows, Chicago, A. w. Por-
ter, Boston, George E. Holyoke, New York, are
at the St. Julian. ehrh d
William T. Jones, Portsmouth, Willard Bart
lett, New York, Hamilton Willis and f. w.
Carr, Boston, Jonas Cutting, Bangor, are at
the Plymouth Hotel.
y H. o. Tuell, Paris, l.. Barnes and lady. Bos-
ton, John H. Whiting, Oxford, Joseph Parker,
Albert Lennate and j. w. Hail. Boston. J. b.
Wendall, Augusta, M Sawyer, Thomaston, G.
Z. Turner, Livermore, George Goodwin, Wells,
Foster Sanborn, Steep Falls, Joseph Curtis,
Wells, w. j. bryan, New York, are at City
Hotel z
ThE HAYDN ASSOCIATION are hard at work
the Jubilee music and are making good pro-
gress. The rehearsal last evening was quite
animated and successful. For the future and
until the Jubilee, extra rehearsals will be held,
the first one occurring on Thursday evening of
this week. Last night ballot was taken to as
certain how many members would pledge them
selves to attend the Jubilee, and ninety-seven
names were returned. The number will be in
creased to one hundred at least, as quite o num-
Der of members were absent. We understand
that the prospect for grand rehearsal of all
the Maine associations, in Portland, during the
first in June is quite encouraging. Favorable
replies from quite number of organizations
have been received already, and it hoped that
others will express their appreciation of the
proposition at an early day.
TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-The temperance
meeting at Allen Mission Chapel last evening
was well attended and much interest was man
ifested. Capt Sturdivant presided. General
Neal Dow was in his best humor and spoke at
some length. He was followed by Messrs
Smith, Howe, York and others. A contribu-
ton was taken up at the close of the meeting.
SILVER WHDDING.-An unusually pleasant
event happened at the residence of Calvin s.
True, on Newbury street, on Thursday evening
of last week. 1t was the celebration of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs
True's marriage, and about one hundred guests
were present, including Mr.. 7. IS father (now SO
years of age,) and eight brothers and q sisters,
and five brothers and four sisters of Mrs. True
A letter from the only brother of Mr.. True
senior, was read during the evening, regretting
the writer's inability to be present, Rev. DR..
Smaller addressed the company very pleasantly,
and at 10 o'clock the party repaired to john
sons, on Exchange street, where splendid
supper had been served. After supper all re-
turned to the house again and spent several
hours happily. There was quite number of
appropriate gifts left by the guests. ***