The Portland daily press., 1884-09-04
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
What Press Reporter Discovers in HIs
RambIes.
OLD ORCHARD. Sent. 3.

OLD ORCHARD, Sept 3.
Neither too warm nor too cold; Just right.
This has been the finest day of the season; in fact
September, far, has been all that heart could de-
sire. and everything now looks as if tie prophecy
of fine September would be fulfilled.
The Rambler issues its last edition of the season
thursday. 1t is a sprightly little paper and has
done much toward the building up OF Old Orchard
Gov. Robie is guest at the Central Park House
The Sea Shell will not suspend publication until
Saturday The Shell has enjoyed a profitable sea-
son, and will be pleased to greet its many friends
again next summer.
D. d. Tiiden, a prominent merchant of Brockton
Mass is enjoying few of tn ese delightful autumn
House.
The New York and Vermont excursionists arriv-
go az the ocean House this evening There are two
guests the Ocean already has, fill every room.
About all of the hotels have dismissed their or
The Grangers still continue to arrive.
~, There viii be grand ball at the Ocean House.
Thursday evening. Excellent music will be fur-
nished and good time is expected. va " A"4
County Commissioner B. T.. Pease, of Cornish. "a
stopping at the Central Park House.
Miss Flora Roberts of Biddeford is acting a. Of
ganist at the Grange meetings, which position she
fills with much credit.
MIR. Chadbourne and wife reside at the GooQins
cottage Atlantic avenue while In Attendance Al
the Grange meetings.
A large party OF grangers from Cornish take up
their abode at the Sawyer Cottage on Fern
Avenue.
Mr.; Fredl Wentworth of the class Of 'se Dart
clerk at the Bay View House this season. He re-
turns to college this week.
- D. ii. knowlton, agricultural editor of the Frank
House.
Walter G. Emerso on, who has played on the Colby
University B: b. @. for the past four years. where
he was regarded second to none arrived here lsss
night in the yacht Alice, from Bar Harbor.
ID. II. Thing, State lecturer of the Grange is a
guest at the Central Park House.
Geo George Z: hastings, general manager Of the
hotel bnainnas fhara - ~
here. '
Mr.. j. c: Barker Of Pine Point serves clam
bake in front of the Grove House, each day al
noon, which is literally patronized BY the people IN
MI j. II. Barbaric, the we'll known corn manu-
faeturer Of Wells, is guest at the Gorham
House.
The Forest oity Polo club registered at Hotel
Mr.. A. e. Dsvi1son of Lynn, the popular ins.ruo-
tor at the skating rink this summer has met with
% isVOr ior MS efforts ~ assist and please.
ne VIII give an exh btiOn of fancy SKATING before
MS return, being on the attractive programme for
the Polo Club oeeeft, Friday uight.
u. A. Gilbert ot NVrtl Greene secretary of the
StaJe Board of Agriculture ami also agricultural
editor OF the Maine Farmer is among Tho Ocean
House arrivals.
The crowds at the station now remind one OF the
height.
Mr.. Charles E. Furbish. of the Sum ne- Rambler,
is the best writer ever engaged an Old o, Guard
paper he Will continue in jpurn.llstic work dur
Maine arrivals at the Ocean House today are as
follows; f. Z. Herrick Luher Perkins NatharieI
keene, Eugene Herrick, all vi Poland; L. H. Dag-
gett, Julia MuIry, Portland; Mrs. T. N Libby Me-
chdnic Falls Mrs. l. W. Hanson aud tw ctii aren
Auburn; Henry TuTner and wife, Turner Centre; O.
a, A1o Leayltt Cnas; E. Tucker, Turner; Geo 60 W.
burp; A. r. Millett, Livermore Falls
The following Maine people register az the Cen
tral House: MIR, and Mrs. O. II. Hall Buxton; Mrs
Mm +; earle, Buxton Centre; H.R. Allen aud wife.
G Mr. and and Mrs w,;t Oliver Hiram; j. w. IuttefwoIt6
Hiram; B. f. Pease Cornish Mrs. Geo E. Iohuson
Mrs, Elizabeth Hooper, Biddeford; Fr.derick
kobie aId wife. VIM. P, f. Robie, Gorham: b. IA.
Knowlton, Pennington; Daniel Patten ri kahIn
son, j. b. Scribner, Hampton; 20 transienf
Among the arrivals at Hotel Eyereft are tha fol
lowing; G. e. Smith, Auburn; f. w. Chandler.
wa.etvdei Sii 1eo; Smitn, f. Sheriday, Miss Prince
The following Maine people register at the Cor
nan nam no.. mouse; j. B. Pike and wife, Capt A. s. Bragg
landi j. H. Barbaric, Wells -
J' 4. Cornish and Gussie Donnell of Bowdoinhan
are registered at the Sea Shore House.
M. l.. Blltngton of Lewiston is enioylng brief
solousu at the Irving House,
Maine arrivals at Hotel Fiske include the follow.
ing people: Miss Wesley FOrde, Miss Beth Stevens
Miss Aunie Mason, j. II. Dyer, William o. Rich ~
M. studley, N II. Studley, j. NJ. Studey ,Jr., Mrs
r. FL Il. Colby, Daisy Colby, Miss Annie H. Gram
Mrs. A. s. Bangor, Flora E. Cross. Augusta: Miss
f. w. Chandler, Wateryille; q. E. Smith, Auburn.
Mrs. b. E. Melville and Mrs f. RI kIorrsiI ~
Winthrop are arrivals at Hotel Belmont
The Following Maine people are registered at tho
Old orchard House: Edward n. DinPleY Iewiston:
Portland. - W. HAoiNo'
The Indians will remain in the grove about two
"eeks a9 longer, when they viii return to Oldtown
Cent? Par snow OF Pittston, is soourning at the
: Evening arrivals at the Ocean House includs the
~ viVTlHg ny Name people L. II. Daggett, Julia MUIR
~; ~; ~ ~. "A. JeWell, A e. Knight, George f. French
an of Portland Mrs e. l.. K Adams skowbsgSn.
cora cora H. hyes, Stella L. Kyes, Miss g. Kyes North
ton,