The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-12
PERSONAL.

Senior Don Enrique Ainz, the Spanish resi-
dent consul who has been confined to his
house by sickness is much better.
President Dewitt, of the Union Mutual,
was present at the meeting and banquet of
the life underwriters in Boston, Wednesday.
Elmer II. Waterhouse has been elected cor
responding secretary of the National Retail
Boot and Shoe Dealers Association.
Ex=Assistant Postmaster Frank Emery is
confined to the house with nervous prostra-
tieA
Mr., Rand the old gentleman who fell on
the sidewalk some time ago, and broke his
les. is fast improving, and will be out short
~,
At the meeting of the National Trotting
Association in Chicago yesterday, Gen. w.
$. Triton of Togus was elected first vice
president,
Mr.. j. Marrett Bancroft, who has been
employed as a draughtsman in the office of
Architect J. c. Stevens, has removed to Ha-
yerhill, Mass, and opened an architects Of
fee in that city.
The Most Rev. Archbishop Corrigan of
New York received cablegram from Rome,
Tuesday, announcing that Archbishop Glib
bons of Baltimore will be created Cardinal at
the coming consistory.
Wednesday evening few friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Jordan surprised them on
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, and
left as tokens of their love and esteem some
very elegant and valuable presents.
E. e. Young of Philadelphia, Capt Ritch-
lie, Steamship Polynesian NJ. Cerizulxi of To-
kio, Japan, c. Harris of Manchester, Eng,
Hon. L. A. Emery of Ellsworth, II. Hirsh-
field of New York, j. A. Holbrook of Bos-
ton, and d. II. Beattie of Wenlock, were at
the Falmouth Hotel last night.
G. L. Place of Lawrence, Mass, A. L.
Amther Of Boston, E. p Henderson of
John NJ. Deering of Saco, z. A. Gilbert OF
No. Greene, j. H. B. Grapper, Surrey, Eng,
F. A. Guernsey, steamer Cambridge, were
registered last night at the City Hotel.
Deputy Collector Smith received the con-
CALCULATIONS of the merchants generally yes
terday, in his new Office at the custom house.
His desk was ornamented with an elegant
bouquet, the gift of Messrs McFeat, of the
Allan, and Clancy, of the Dominion, line of
steamers. The steamer business has always
been transacted by Mr.. Smith, and this deli
cate compliment was highly appreciated by
him.
Philip l.. Paine, aged 20 years, a graduate
of Bowdoin College, class of 1875 died at
Hepner, Oregon, Wednesday, of typhoid
pneumonia Mr.. Paine was a son of the
late Henry L. Paine, a general favorite
among his acquaintance, and man Of
ability. He taught in our high school after
graduation, studied law with Drummond d
Drummond, and was admitted to the Cum
berland Bar in 1882. His remains will be
brought to Portland.
Emmons Raymond, Esq, president of the
Passumpsic Railway, started Wednesday af-
ternoon for California, to resume charge of
the construction of the new hotel he is
building at Pasadena. Mr.. G. Fl. Merrill.
the well known manager of the Crawford
House, and his wife, who are at present in
Kansas City, will join Mr.. Raymond there,
and proceed to Pasadena. 1t is expected
that Mr. Merrill will be the manager Of the
new hotel, which will be opened to the pub
liz pavf Norror,bor