The Portland daily press., 1878-07-11
Personal.
Harry Brown is at the Glen House

Harry Brown is at the Glen House.
: Major Charles Walker is quite ill at his resi-
dence on Spring street. He just escaped con-
gestion of the BRAIN.
George E. B. Jackson, Esq. has been chosen
one of the directors of the Portsmouth, Great
Falls and Conway railroad.
Mr.. Charles c. Bedow has been appointed
acting superintendent of this district of the
Western Union Telegraph. He has entered
upon the duties of the office.
Hon. E. P. Weston, formerly one of the
editors of the Transcript, and for several years
Superintendent of the Schools of Maine, is in
town. He is now President of the Highland
College for Women, near Chicago
Professor Lyman Hutchinson died the 22d
ult. at the residence of bis father, Ransom
Hutchinson, in Albany. Prof. Hutchinson
was about fifty years old. He spent the prime
application to the business he so much loved
broke him down, and two years ago he was
seized with hemorrhage Of the lungs, and from
that time he gradually sunk.
Excursion of the Maine Press Association
About thel usual number of ladies and gen.
tlcu6u d5oCuuACu III tuio ClGy yCctcIudy uuuCI
the auspices of the Maine Press Association
and at 1915 started for the White Mountains.
They arrived at the Sinclair House in Bethle.
hem last night, where they stopped. The par.
ty is made up as follows:
Portland-Brown Thurston, publisher, Geo.
s. Rowell, Advertiser, Mrs. Geo. S. Rowell,
Miss Mabel Elwell, Transcript, Albro E. Chase,
New England Teacher. Mrs: Albro e Chase,
M. N. Rich. Price Current. Mrs. M. N. Rich,
Miss s. Fl. Fitzpatrick, /. ?. Warren, Christian
Mirror. Mrs. l. P. Warren, e. S. Hoyt, Bible
Teacher, Mrs E. s. Hoyt.
Alfredo. p. Snow, Advance, Mrs. B. P.
Snow, Miss Georgia Bucknam.
Observation-Disclosures w. Reyes, Chronicle,
| Mrs. Charles W. Keyes.
Augustus. L. Boardman, Maine Farmer
Miss Annie 1. Boardman, Mrs Fred Scruton,
Howard Owen, Kennebec Journal, Miss Addie
| n. Owen. Miss Jennie A. Philbrick. ?. O.
Vickery, Fireside Visitor, Mrs. P. o. Vickery
Miss Lizzie G. Vckery, W. B. Lapham, Maine
| Farmer, Miss Fannie l.. Perham, Miss Ada O.
WEIGH, Joseph A. Holman, Maine Farm er
Miss Mary Kelley, Rev; 6. ": Quinby. D: D.
Blaine.
| Hallowell-E Rowell, Mrs E. Stinson.
Skowhegan-C. H. Kilby, Somerset Reporter
Mrs. G. Il. Kilby.
Mrs. W. S Gilman.
Presque Isle-Daniel stickney, Miss Lydil
| A. Whitney.
Rockland-w. o. Fuller, Weekly Courier.
Ellsworth. A. Emery, American, Mrs. L
A. Emery.
Machias-Mason Fl Wilder, Republican.
Boston-L. B. Brown, Boston Globe Mrs. L
B. Brown.
The party will leave Bethlehem at noon to
day. On their arrival at Groveton junction
this evening, the Grand Trunk company vii
provide Pullman car, which will be at tn
disposal of the Association until their return
Portland. They will arrive at Point Lewis
opposite Qaebec Friday morning, and will en-
bark there for voyage of 100 miles on the 81
Lawrence, and up the Saguenay river to Oh
coutimi, from which point they will start o
the return trip Saturday noon. The party wi
arrive at Quebec Sunday morning, and atten
religious service in the churches at IL o'clocl
Monday there will be an excursion to Montm
rency Falls: Tuesday the party start for hon
and may bs expected Wednesday noon.