The Portland daily press., 1886-11-16
PERSONAL.

Frank Jones-of Portsmouth, NH. is or
his wayto Florida
memorial window Of the late Rev. J. G.
Leavitt, formerly of Orono and Saltwater
VIII be placed in the church at Webster
Mass, where he was pastor.
Mr.. Charles A. Cushing, well known as a
viollnist in Bangor, has accepted an offer
from the 81 Perkins Company to become
leacer of their orchestra.
Miss Lizzie Shirley has been engaged as
organist at the Free street church, and began
the duties Of that position at the services
Sunday.
The teachers of the Preble Chapel have
extended vote of thanks to Hon. Stanley
I. Pullen, its former Superintendent, for his
services while in charge
Deputy Collector Smiths son Frederic.
who has showed good deal of talent as an
artist, has been requested to contribute to
Life.
Mr.. l.. r. Shewell, the well known actor
ana author OF shadows of a Great City,"
was In the city yesterday. and at the theatre
last night
MI A. A. White, night operator in the
Maine Central train despatcher's Office in
this city, who has been down East" on
hunting trip. returned Saturday.
y. w. Davis of Bangor long manager of
the Katahdin Iron Works, has been elected
vice president Of the National Association of
Iron Workers at its meeting in Philadelphia.
AT the meeting he responded TO the toast.
Charcoal"
General Carnahan of Indiana, Command
ant OF the Order of Knights of Pythias. Uni
formed Rank, was in town Sunday, the guest
OF Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Chute.
General Carnahan commanded his regiment
at the age of 49,
hey. /. Luce, of the Maine Conference.
made an address on the subject Of Missions"
at the meeting of the New Hampshire
Foreign Missionary Society at Dover, yester-
day. Miss Lizzie u. Yates, of Maine. mis-
slonary from China and Java, related her
experience in those countries.
Mr.. M. L. kimball and Mr.. Hill of Bow
don College will represent the Eta charge
Of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity at the an
nual convention Of that society to be held in
Boston, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
this week The convention will be under
the auspices of the Bowdoin charge.
MI ID. e. Judkins, who has been assigned
as conductor of one Of the night Pullman
trains between this city and Bangor, began
ms duties yesterday Mr.. c. N. Whitehouse
VIII be the baggage master on this train.
conductor Sprague, who has been running
one Of the night Pullman trains, will be
spare conductor during the winter.
Rev. Michael G. McDonough, of the Port
land Cathedral, and chaplain of the Mont
gomery Guards, preached the eulogy over
the late DR.. Scully. The funeral took place
at the Church of the Sacred Heart REV
John O'Brien, PASTOR in Groton, Mass. yes-
terday morning. There was a solemn high
mass, at which many assisted. Father Nc
Donough's tribute was eloquent and heart
felt.
hon. e. B. Smith of New York city.
formerly OF Saco, has been engaged by the
friends OF ex-bank president, and now con-
Wet, James ID. Fish, of that city, to obtain
ms pardon Gen. Smith is now in Washing
ton 70 present to the Attorney General affi-
davits concerning Fish's physical condition,
which is said to be very bad.
Inc following were among the arrivals at
tne falmouth Hotel yesterday: r. Deane.
seneca Falls, N. Y; G. Stanford, Bangor;
ID. Z. Vaughn and wife, Foxcroft J. b. Hos
ford Hayerhill; W. F. Reed, BROOKLYN. NY;
Gen. q. L. Beal. Norway; G. M. Patten,
Bath; Hon. J. H. Manley, Augusta; J. II.
yose, =. J. Pike, III. II. Wetherbee, Boston; |
y. w. Meobury, Providence; o. j. Kimball.
y. ,. Jennings, j. b. Owen, New York.