The Portland daily press., 1888-04-16
PERSONAL.

John E. Totman, formerly steward of the
Dallas, win be chief cook at the Ottawa.
Miss Alice Carrie is the contralto OF the
Harvard street church. Boston.
Mr.. c. E. Jose will leave on California
trip this week.
Mayor Chapman has returned from his
trip TO New York and Washington.
Abel Davis of Pittsfeld, will be the Memo
rial Day orator, at Monroe. this year.
Superintendent of Burials James S. Gould,
is very i'll.
Messrs. o. NJ. Shaw and Fred A. Shaw of
the West End Hotel, Bar Harbor, are at the
Falmouth.
Major and Mrs. f. E. Boothby of this city
passed the Sabbath with friends in Ban
gor.
Col. John NJ. Adams, wife and daughter
Susie, have gone to Washington. d. G.
and will be away about three weeks.
o. ID. Seavey, formerly of Maine, Is to be
landlord of the magnificent Ponce De Leon
hotel at st. Augustine. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Elwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Robinson will leave for Washing
ton today.
JuuSc VI oAtiuhu "Ai PA>SANS ~
the next term of the probate and insolvency
courts session at Auburn, as Judge Savage
will probably be absent.
DR.. b. f. Sanborn, superintendent OF the
Maine Insane Hospital at Augusta, was in
town Saturday, and so was Mr.. Ed Sands,
the popular passenger agent of the Lowell
Division of the Boston & Maine.
Gen. Manager Stephenson, Gen. Treasurer
Wright and Mr.. Norcross of the Grand
Trunk, came to Portland Saturday and visit
ed the new passenger station at the West
End.
Mr.. George Tewksbury Of the American
Express Company, who died at East Deer
ing, Saturday, was member of Machigonne
Tribe of Red Men and Of LoDgfellow Lodge,
K. of p.
Mr.. Newland Bishop of Winthrop, has ac-
copied position with Z. d. Pettengill q
Co., of Portland. 1t is understood that Mr..
Bishop will have general charge of the estab-
lshment.
Capt Coombs and E. Turner Of Randolph,
have arrived home from st. Augustine. Fla.
Having sold their yacht on the coast of Geor-
gia, they came the remainder of the journey
by steamer.
Capt E. d. Haley of Gardiner, who was
alternate to the last Republican National
Convention at Chicago, will be candidate
for delegate from the Third District to the
coming convention
There are two woman-preachers in the
Universalist pulpit in Maine-Rev. Miss
Haynes of Skowhegan and Rev. Miss Angel
OF Norway. The Skowhegan church also
has woman as superintendent of Sunday
school.
DIR. L. j. Martel of Lewiston, has gone to
Washington. In company with delegates
from New Hampshire and Vermont. he will
cali ON President Cleveland and invite him
to attend the convention of the French Ca
madam citizens of the United States, to be
held at Nashua next June.
Rev. VIM. G. Mann of Monson, has accept
ed the call to the Congregational church at
Biddeford He had call at the same time
from the Second Congregational church at
Hallowell Rev. Mr.. Mann is a native of
Skowhegan, graduate of Colby University
of 1873 and of the theological department of
Yale University.
Last Friday evening Rev. John I. G. Mic
HoiS VI Diuucioiu, ccicDioOou VIC 1''n eAnA-
versary of his ordination as pastor Of the
Unitarian church in Saco. When Mr.. Mic
hols first went to Saco the houses were few
and far between, and what is now School
street between Maine and the Unitarian
church was nothing but wide waste of
fields. DR.. Nichols was born in Portland
April "a, 1917, and graduated from Harvard
Divinity school in 1872 During his pastor
ate in Saco he has preached 1859 sermons,
celebrated 457 marriages and officiated at 800
funerals.