The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-05-23
PERSONAL.

| w. III. Looney, Esq, has been invited to
deliver the Memorial Day address at Cedar
Grove, Lincoln county.
Hon. George M. Warren of Castine, a
member of Ex-Governor Marbles Council,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Joel Wilbur, representative to the last
legislature, from Avon, was in the city yes
terday.
Gen. John Marshall Brown will sail from
Europe for home June 9TH. His family will
follow later.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed is in New York.
His house in this city will be ready for him
June 1st
Deputy Sheriff Herbert r. Sargent and E.
q. Milliken of this city, will attend the APP
preaching National Grand Army Encamp-
ment at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Addison Hamlin has arrived home at
Bangor from Mexico, where he has been for
some time, and is visiting his parents, Gen.
and Mrs. Charles Hamlin.
1t is rep ,rted that Hon. George E. Dame
Of Newport, N. H., late New England Sup
erintendent of Railway Mail Service in Bos-
ton, has been stricken with paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. FL. Crockett, of Bath,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding Monday evening at their home.
Friends from Brunswick. Portland and Free
port were present.
EN-. Sir Clayton j. Harrington, Commander
OF Portland Commandery, took part in the
Inspection of the Ceur de Lion Command
cry at Charlestown, Mass, Tuesday even
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Cakes of Lewiston, are to
leave next week on trip to Wash ington.
DR.. Cakes will attend to national meeting of
Mutual Life Insurance Companies, repre-
senting the Maine Benefit Association.
The anniversary exercises at Wayland
Seminary, Washington, ID. c., occur on the
evening of Wednesday, May % Prof. A.
w. Small of Colby University, i'll make
the address to the graduating elias
Miss Churchill, of Portland. who teaches
in Charlotte, in Washington county this
year, is called an experienced teacher by the
Machias Union. As her present school is
the seventy-frst taught by he she mas
earned the title.
r. E. Alden of Augusta; c. H. Perkins
clerk of the Preble House, Portland; Geo.
+. Dewey, j. Fl. Smith and H. P0oler, all
OF Portland, have gone for weeks fishing to
Parlin Pond, where they will be the guests
OF MIR. Edward Ware of Athens.
Judge j. B. Redman of Ellsworth will be
at Waterville, today, to sit in company with
s. F. Humphrey Of Bangor, and Fred Bean
oil Gardiner, as referee in the case of
Francis Walker, applt. VS.. City of Water
vile.
Among the arrivals at the United States
yesterday were Hon. ID. j. McGillicuddy and
Frank w. Dana, of Lewiston; Thomas f.
Murphy, Augusta; and /. T. Drew, Alfred;
NJ. F, Kicker, Auburn and f. W. Carr, Ban
gor; were at the Falmouth. William and j.
b. Adie OF Cuba, were at the Preble.
On Monday, June 3rd, next, Dr. Edward
.McGlynn, whose controversy with the papal
authorities and suspension by the Roman
Church by reason of his intimate connection
with and support of the labor movement in
New York headed by Henry George, was
matter of public notoriety, will lecture in
City Hall, Lewiston.
Mr.. George Canham, superintendent of the
Nj. <. Sunday School at Lisbon Falls, expects
to sail from Boston on S. S. Catalonia Cunard
Line Saturday, June 18th to attend the In
teinational Sunday School Convention to be
held in London in July. He will also visit
the Exposition in Paris ana other points of
interest
The following have been announced as
Memorial Day speakers At Machias, Mr.. B.
j. Kinds of Machias ct Cherryfeld, c. B.
Rounds, Esq, Of Calais; at Lubec. F. /.
Campbell, Esq, of Cherryfeld; at Eastport,
Rev. F. Pember of Campobello; at Booth
bay, Rev. S. l.. Hanscom of Thomaston at
promo, J. c. Chilcott, Esq. of Ellsworth; at
Epping. N. H., DR.. j. p Sheehan of Dennys-
Vile