The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-07-22
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
What a Press Reporter Discovers In HE
RambIes.
OLD ORCHARD. July 81. 1873.

OLD ORCHARD, July 81. 1884
The first camp meeting begins tomorrow. 1t
will be temperance meeting and will be held In
the interest of the constitutional amendment. Gen.
Neal Dow of Portland and other prominent persons
will be in attendance
Late arrivals at the Sea Shore House include j.
W. Emerson and j. j. Gilbert OF Portland; Alice M.
Haskell and Ellen NJ Haskell Of Topsham; Mrs, Dr.
s. Mhinnore OF Gardner.
Irving ]. Brown and family Of Portland occupy
pretty cattage on Fern Avenue.
MIR. p. E. M Brooks, of the q. S. Armary at
Springfield, Mass, and wife stopping at the
biow House, Ocean Park.
At Hotel Fiske the Maine arrivals include F. A.
Waldron, Dr. j. IL. Knight, VIM. II. Tobey W. NJ.
Bradley and l.. W, Atwood, wife and two daughters
all of Portland.
Mr. c. H. Guppy and Mr.. W. o. Alden, Jr., the
Congress street druggists, were at the Sea Shore
House to-day.
MIR. ". Parker and wife of Portland are at tho
Mr. Walter B. Phillips of the class OF s7 at Har-
ward College and the famous third-basemRn on the
University ball nine, passed Sunday at the Sea
Shore House.
Prof. S. X. Murdoch of Girard College, Philadel-
pbia, is spending the Summer at the Bay View
House.
Tomorrow evening the Laurence House will have
bon, bon party.
cottage here for the remainder of the season.
DIR. G. n. Wood and wife, of Fairbault, MINI,
are Summering at the Sea Shore House.
Rev. l.. Malvern Of Laconia, N. H., is stopping AZ
| the BilloW House. Ocean Park.
The latest Maine arrivals at the Ocean House In
clude IL. G. Fuller and c. 5. Fuller of Portland.
Prof. Batchelder, Of Hillsdale College, and wife
are pleasantly quartered on Randall Avenue for the
rest of the season.
Mr. F. G. Allen and family, of Biddeford, are
domiciled in the pretty Myrtle cottsge on Old Or
chard Avenue for the Summer.
M. G. Palmer, the Portland boot and shoe dealer,
has opened branch store on Grand Avenue.
Among the guests at the Ocean House, are Mr.. G.
B. Bradley OF the Toronto Globe, and wife, Mr..
| Joseph b. QUAD Of Fosters Dover IN HI Demo
~. MI A Inf
Prof Thomas Riley made his first jump from the
tower 20 feet high, erected on the pier at Camp FL
lis, about noon today. Large crowds witnessed the
performance from both shores and from the steamer
). E. Spring. Prof Riley will repeat the feat every
day curing this week.
The reunion of the Grand Army Of Maine TO be
held here on August 7th, is exciting considerable
attention. The presidential nominee elect, Mr..
| Blaine has already accepted an Invitation to be
| present, and Senators Hale and FRYE. Fx.CioT.
| Plaisted, Gov. Robe, Hon. w. L. Putnam and Ex-
| Gov. Butler are expected.
Inc Maine State Grange will hold meeting at
| the camp Ground on Sept. 1st. Gov. Roble will
| preside.
Rev. Charles j. Mason Of Boston, is passing
snort time at the Old Orchard House.
Mr.. d. NJ. Ladd of the Manchester Budget" is
the guest of Mr. John s. Credeford at Hotel Everett
The concerts and readings at the Methodist church
this evening decidedly interesting. They we're
under the direction Of the Pavilion Quartette Of
| BidtefoTd. The organ solos by Prof Phippen we're
/ executed in pleasing manner and were well re-
ceived. dreams OF the Olden Time," by the quar-
\ tette, was render ed in highly pathetic manner.
1 n6f IbdIluBsi Miss cscOtb helu the I'M
| divided attention of her audience AMI manifested
| very superior qualities as reader. The song by
MISS smith was au appropriate selection TO display
| the sweetness of her voice. The duet by Messrs.
Lowell and blanchard WAS enthusiast icaliy receiV-
| ed. cast Thy Bread upon the Waters" by Miss
| Phippsn rendered in pleasing manner and
| with much grace. Miss Maud Bufnham. nss Of
twelve years, read selection, which A. once took
l with the audience SUD called forth warm encore.
Tomorrow event z at the rink Il will DO Gree
against Greek WIEN the Forest Ctys ami Old
Orchards meet in their first game Of polo for the
| elegant $3.50 medals. Each club mas won four
| games and inst none; but ono must lose tomorrow
evening.