The Portland daily press., 1888-08-20
Personal.

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin and wife are
guests at The Bluffs, Mt Desert Ferry.
Mrs. Lewis Brown and daughter Of Port
land are at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. N. r. Pitcher Of Portland
are at Bar Harbor.
Col. w. E. Stevens of the Express, will
spend the next few weeks at Gloucester
Hon. I. B. Reeds wife and child are
summering at the Glen House.
Mrs. Henry T. Carter. of New York,
formerly of Portland, and her son Philip,
are rusticating at Lowell, Me.
Capt Barrows Of the Portland Cadets has
resigned TO accept the position of quarter
master Of the First Maine Regiment.
Superintendent Clinch of the Western Un-
ion Telegraph Co., at st. John, n B., is WIS.,
ing Hon. A. A. Strout at Stornoway.
Frank Luques, youngest son of Samuel w.
Luques of Biddeford, is to spend three wears
In Paris in the completion of his art studies.
Mrs. Charles o. Cole. formerly of this city
died in Maiden. last week, and her remains
were brought here for burial on Tuesday.
Mr.. Eben W. Maynard, a native of Port
land, but resident of Cambridge for many
years, is visiting his sister, Mrs. N. Gilman
Nichols, on Congress street.
Brigadier General Mitchell, at the close of
muster Saturday, visited the National Sol
diers' Home at Togus, where he was hand
somely entertained
A fine portrait of Hon. Henry W. Paine,
one OF the most distinguished alumni of Col
by University, has been received, to be hung
In Memorial Hall.
DR.. +. L.. Davis, graduate from Bowdoin
College, class Of 'SS. will leave this city today
for Biddeford, where he will commence his
practice.
Mr.. j. f. Libby, who has been in the law
office of Symonds & Libby, will return soon
to his position as assistant principal of
Bridgton Academy.
DIR. Clarence A. Baker, of this city, who
has been studying his profession fer the last
year in the principal hospitals Of Europe, is
expected to leave Berlin for home on the
18th inst
Mrs. C. S. d. Griffin, Jr., and Mrs. J. F.
Ferris, left Portland on Saturday to visit
friends in Massachusetts and New York,
prior to their departure for Europe. They
will remain abroad two or three years, de-
voting themselves to study.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Patten arrived at their
Bath home Friday night from a years tour
around the world and left for their Small
Point cottage Saturday. They were accom-
panied from San Francisco by Mrs. G. K. r.
Patten and Mrs. G. w. Larrabee,
Messrs. Thomas M. and Frank G. Johns
ton, with their families, have left for Corn
wall-on-the-Hudson, NJ Y, to attend the
fftieth anniversary of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Johnston, Aug 18th. Three
generations will be represented at the gath
ering. Among the children of this worthy
couple is Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey of this
State.
General Ticket Agent f. E. Boothby, of the
Maine Central, A. S. Hanson, Of the Boston
d. Albany, and ID. j. Flanders, of the Boston
Maine, with their wives and Mr.. Flanders's
two sons and Mr.. f. III. Taylor, Of New
York. returned to Bangor from Bar Harbor
Friday morning, and the party, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Charles v. Lord and wife. of
Bangor, left shortly after noon for ST. An
crews where they remained yesterday with
oeneral Manager Cram, of the New Bruns-
wick Railway.
z. MI Blaine and party are at the Poland
spring House. where they will remain for
some time. The party consists of Mr.. and
MRS. Blaine, Col and Mrs. Coppinger and
walker Blaine. They were met at the depot
Dy MT Kicker, the proprietor of Poland
spring, and escortedby him to the hotel in
an elegant landau drawn by six black hors-
%. On reaching the spring, the guests were
ou' en- mdsse to greet Mr.. Blaine and he was
repeatedly cheered as he passed from his car
rage into the Office.