The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-03
PERSONAL.

The many friends of Mr.. Cyrus F. Davis
will be glad to hear he is recovering from his
late severe illness.
Judge Arthur S. Kicker has left Portland
ON his return to his home near Lawrence,
Kansas.
Railroad Commissioner D. N. Mortland of
Rockland was at the Preble House last
evening.
The friends of Capt. Charles A. Goud and
Mrs Goud will be panied to learn Of the
death of Mrs. Cloud, on the LIST instant
A. II. Brown, graduate of Bowdoin, a
prominent athlete while in college, has been
appointed Superintendent of the Union Gym
nasium, Boston.
Miss /. c. Hamilton and Mrs. r. B. Fulton
of the w. c. T. U. will make addresses at
the temperance meeting on Sunday evening
at Preble Chapel w. H. Pearson will lead
the singing on the cornet.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Stevens will hear with great pain of the
sudden death of Mrs Stevens on her way to
Boston from Portland on the boat, Thursday
night, from heart disease.
Mr.. A. c. Preble has resigned his position
do lldlldSVl VI Vic OlilOu
office in this city to accept a similar position
in the Office of the Baltimore & Ohio Com
pany. Mr.. Preble will assume the duties of
his new office the 18th inst.
The following were among yesterdays
arrivals at the Falmouth Hotel: T. G.
Coombe Brooklyn, N. Y; Capt. II. Bs
Mellen, U. S. Army; ]. w. Goodell, Bur-
lington, Vt; Mrs H. R. Howard, Tullu-
homa, Tenn; W. R. Smith, Chicago, Ill.
S. Woolff, Rochester, N. Y; c. D. Copp and
wife, Boston, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Frazier, whose death is
announced today, had great many friends
in this city, who will feel sad to hear of her
death. She died at Oakland, California,
after thirteen months of suffering on sick
bed from abscess on her lungs. She went
from this city two years ago with her mother
to that city for her health.
President Hyde of Bowdoin has been
secured for an address at the coming State
Sunday school convention to be held in
Auburn, October 21-23. The committee are
to be congratulated on obtaining so excellent
a man. Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., M. c.,
will give the address of welcome to the
congregation Among the other speakers are
Rev. Smith Baker of Lowell, Mrs. CRATER of
New York, and DR.. Bashford of Portland.
Judge Gardner of Massachusetts,, like his
predecessor Judge Colburn, is Democrat,
though since his elevation to the bench he
has taken no part in politics, He was APP
pointed to the Superior Court in 1875, and
has achieved an excellent reputation as a
judge. He was born in Hallowell, Me-, Oct
1, 1927, and entered Bowdoin College in 1916,
having among his classmates Prof G. G
Everett of Harvard University Gen. o. O.
Howard of the United States Army and Hon
VIM. P. Frye, Senator from Maine.
The marriage of Miss Ellen f., eldest
daughter of Deacon w. II. Conant, to Col
W. Fl. Stinson of Dunbarton, Master of the
New Hampshire State Grange, was solemn
lied at Conant Hail. Mt. Vernon, N. H., on
the evening of the 3Oth, in the presence of a
large company of friends. The ceremony
| was performed by Rev. J. G. Davis d. D., OF
Amherst, the Episcopal service being used
assisted by Rev. G. F. P. Bancroft, D. D., OF
Phillips Andover Academy. Among the
guests were Governor and Mrs Robbie,