The Portland daily press., 1881-07-23
Personal.

personal.
Rev. B. III. Bailey, formerly pastor of the
First Parish Unitarian church, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
DIR. Morse has recovered from his late at
tack of nervous prostration and is now attend
ing to his regular professional business
Rev. j. E. Morgan left for Springfield
Mass, his new home, Thursday morning.
AT a meeting of the Portland Bicycle Club
Thursday evening, Arthur w. Pierce was
elected first lieutenant.
Charles P. -'spic"-the veteran
journalist and author, is visiting friends in the
city.
Rev. Dr. McKeown vii 60 on his vacation
of four weeks after next Sunday, making the
tour of the White Mountains with his family
by carriage. His church will be supplied and
maintain the usual services during his absence.
Last winter G. P. Putnam of New York
published book entitled "Lamartne and his
Friends, translated by Miss Maria E. Odell
OF PASSPORT. Miss Odell es been strdying in
Paris for the past three years making drawing
and French her specialites. A teacher of
wide experience before leaving home she has
made such use of her opportunities abroad as
few even of our New England students have
done heretofore. Lectures ct the Sabonne
and the College of France with frequent access
to the instruction at the Conservatoire have
obtained from her professors the conclusion
that her capabilities as teacher of the French
language are beyond those of most native
French teachers since they lack the thorough
knowledge of English SO essential to success
full work in American schools Miss Odells
requirements in art are such as to warrant a
fine position as teacher in drawing from her
experience in the best studios as we'll as in the
Museum of the Louvre and the Luxembourg
Miss Odell will teach next winter in Miss
Sargent and Miss Bradbury's school and
will also receive private pupils singly or in
classes in French and drawing after Septem-
Der It'll. Applications before and after that
date may be made at las Spring street.
The Central Congr essional church at New.
tonville, Mass, was we'll filed Wednesday
afternoon on the occasion of the marriage of
the Rev. Arson P. Tinker :, aburn, and
Miss 81. Maria Walker, daughter of Joseph
Walker, Esq, of Newtonville The pulpit
and surroundings were handsomely adorned
with cut flowers and pot plants. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. e. Frank
Howe, pastor of the church, assisted by the
Rev. Mr. Rawson, chaplain in the United
States Navy. The ushers were Fred and
Frank Walker, Harry Hayden and Willie
Underwood, and at the close of tho service an
informal reception occurred at tho residence
OF the BRIDES father on Highland avenue.
Among the large number of valuable presents
was one of one thousand dollars, presented by
the BRIDES brother, Mr. r. H. Walker of
Worcester.
Mi SIS Clara Louise league of Caribou who
recently graduated at Cornell University has
gone to Salna, Kansas, where she has been
offered position on the Salina Journal.
Hon. James W. North has resigned the pre-
sidency of the First National Bank of Augusta
on account Of ill health.
DIR. Richardson of East Boston and Don
Frazier, the artist, are stopping with Mr.. E. G..
Chase at Pond Cove.