The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-27
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles E. Miller of New York city is
at the City Hotel
DR.. Charles A. Ring is seriously i'll with
diphtheria, contracted in his attendance on
several recent cases.
Mr.sFred A. Tompson, of the firm of Fas-
sett & Tompson, architects, left Friday noon
for trip through the West
Mr. Harry E. Murphy, an operator in the
Western Union Office at Bangor, was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. Charles L. Fox, the artist arrived
home from Europe Saturday, accompanied
by Mr.. Louis Alderman, an artist friend from
Holland.
Mr.. Fred A. Fletcher, graduate of Colby,
class of 49, and now editor and proprietor
of the Alpena (Mich.) Pioneer, was in this
city last week.
Miss S. E. Bradley, formerly assistant
| principal of the Westbrook High School, is
| now principal of a private seminary for girls
at Interlachen. Florida.
| Capt John A. Mcdonnell, formerly execu-
! tive officer at Camp Berry under Major
Rollins, is making short visit to his friend,
| M. III. Reddy.
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Exchange street route, has resigned, to en-
gage actively in the clothing business on
Middle street. His resignation will take
effect October 1st.
| Mr.. Geo. II. Haynes of Camden is just
about completing his descriptive work on
Rangeley and Parmacheni The Illustrations
| are being done by the International Art
Publishing Company of Lewiston.
| Mr.. A. r. Pickard proprietor of the Penob-
scot Exchange, Bangor, was in Portland
Saturday. 1t is understood he is looking
| over the United States Hotel with the view
| of leasing it.
The funeral of Mrs. L. p. Beals was held
at o'clock yesterday afternoon from 1874
Federal street. Mrs. Nellie Palmer con-
Quoted the services. Music was furnished
by Shaw's Quartette, and the Bosworth Re-
lief Corps attended in body. The floral
offerings were beautiful.
The funeral services of eX-Alderman VIII
liam Gould occurred at his late residence
No. 142 Franklin street, Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Gould had been member of the Aged
Brotherhood, and that society attended his
funeral in body. Rev. Mr.. Daniels of the
Second Parish conducted the services. The
body was inferred in Evergreen Cemetery.
E. Lougee, b. W. Child, R. B. Bennett, j.
r. Bickford, J. Colman, Boston; C. II. G
Miner, New York; J. Armstrong, Salem
Mass. {; l.. H. Burnett, E. N. Wilkins, Dover,
N. H; II. FL. Bachelor, Chicopec Falls; W
S. Van Mutro, Middletown, Ind, were
among the arrivals at the United States
Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Cromwell, recently appointed
deputy collector of internal revenue by Col
lector Redman. will take charge of the Port
land office, November /. Mr.. Cromwell's
appointment is very gratifying to his hosts
of friends throughout Maine, and he viii
perform the duties of the position in g
capable manner.
The following were among the guests al
the Falmouth Hotel last night; A. j. Day
A. I. Mitchell, Jno. Berris, Cleveland, Ohio
Edward Fl. Golf. Silas Guerney, New York
C. T. Smith, Connecticut; w. M. Orr, Bait
more, Nd; C. E. Bennett, Chicago; W. L
Lowell, T. D. Hanson, Fl. B. Moore, Calvin
Austin, Boston; S. Martin, Minnesota; c
Fl. Chase, r. Larrabee, Salem.
Mr.. Lorenzo F. Dyer, one of our best
known furniture men, will today become
connected with the popular house of B. A
Atkinson & Co. in this city. He was fol-
twenty-five years with Walter Corey & Co.
and during the past six years has been man
ager, in connection with Walter L. Corey O.
the Portland Furniture Company. Hi
knowledge of the business is thorough in al
branches. Mr.. Dyer leaves for Rochester
N. H., today to take charge OF the B. A
Atkinson G. Co. exhibit at the fair in tina
place, and will be gone one week, afte
which he will be pleased to see his friends a
the store on Middle street.