The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-07-26
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UNATTACHED INFANTRY,
Company Location. Percentae
Frontier Guards ........ Eastport ...........90.4
Percentage of Regiment
OLD ORCHAR0 BEACH.
What a Press Reporter Discovers in His
RambIes.

OLD ORCHARD, July %.
The first hop Of the seasan at the Lawrence
House occurred last evening, and large and merry
party enjoyed one of the best hops Of the season.
The music was furnished by BiddefOrd orchestra
and was first class. Mr.. F. M. Fling was floor
manager, assisted by eeience corps of directors
The other hotels we're well represented on the floor
and large number we're present as spectators and
occupied seats on the piazza
The latest arrivals at the Sea Shore House in
clude Miss Nellie Chase, Brunswick; A. Shurtletf
and wife, FL. b. ShurtleH and wife, Mrs s. H.
Weeks, Marion A. Weeks, Geo NJ. Knight r. r.
Kinds, all of Portland; Mrs. NJ. S. Powers Kenne-
bunk; Miss Carrie Swan Miss Earle Miss Mabel
Earle of North Berwick; Susie Latham, Portland.
at the return game of lawn tennis between teams
from the Ocean and Old Orchard houses the team re-
presenting the Old Orchard House came out victor
ious by q score of four sets to nothing
. Miss NJ Lowe of England is at the Aldine House
for the summer.
The parlor entertainment given at the Irving
House last evening was very pleasant affair. II
was the conclusion Of the programme designed for
the previous evenings. but which was unavoldably
omitted. Miss Drusie Hanes, favorite with eyery-
body in this vicinity, sang "Peek a-Boo," in her
usual pleasing manner, and on being encored finely
rendered "Rollicking Dolly Day. Douglass
Tender and True by Miss Nellie Haiaes was rem.
dered in good voice and showed excellent training
Miss Emma Wheeler sang 81 Know MY Love Loves
Me- in such an inspiring strain that all were In
love with her when she had finished. A pleasing
duet by Misses Mile and Emma Haines was no
next thing and was well received Master Willie
Lamb closed the entertainment by the singing Of
some Moody and Sanky songs. For so Young a per-
son he has an Unusual tact In amusing people.
Among Maine people registered at notel Fiske
may be mentioned: Miss Annie Munroe BiddefOrd;
Miss Maria Haynes, Augusta; Mrs. &c Irge Munroe;
Biddetord; Chas. BuIleigh. n. II. Studley, Geo. H.
Davis, Daniel p. Jost and S. G. Gushing, all Of
Portland.
Mr.. Charles Mace of Brunswick is guest at the
Irving House,
Mr.. P. r. Johnson prominent boot and shoe
merchant of Boston, is spending the summer at the
Very pleasant hops take place at the OCEAN
House every evening, and full dress hall is con-
templated in the near future. The music at this
house Is not surpassed ON the beach.
AT the Be mont House are the following Maine
peoples II. j. GOulding j. H. Goulding wife and
enid OF Portland; Mary l.. Dyer snd Mabel A.
The "Aldine' has an orchestra of its own mate
RAJ and exeels anything of similar nature on the
beach. Miss johnson and Mr.. Harry Talbot of
Boston play first and second violin respectively and
Miss Anna Johns N the piano. Each understand
music thoroughly and splendid music is discussed
:, J1dge Harrington of Denver, Col, is a guest at
Mrs. G. o Came and daughter, Of Portland are
spending short time at the Old Orchard House.
D. r. Stevens and e. l. Smith of Portland are
guests at the Ocean House.
Postmaster GOoding and wife of Evansville Ind
are spending the season at Hotel Everett
MIR. Chas. 5. Hail. station agent at l. wrenee on
Fiske. ~ O'ei
By far the dressiest and best attended ball thi,
season came OFF at the Sea Shore House Tina even
lug Inc Occa-ion was in the dining room and
there we're large number present from the other
houses, and from Saco and Biddeford The toattas
OF the ladies' were elegant and rich aud the GENTLE
men with their full dress suits added to the brill
nancy OF the scene. The floor was ia charge of
Prof George P. Chick CT Boston, who had an abla
corps of assistants. 1t being an invitation affair
me very best people were present. and the delight
lul oldes OF Watzes, quadrilles and contr as we're
Ieeled off in lively and sociable manner. It was
the event of the season.