The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-11
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Hon. Thomas b. Reed, arrived home from
his Western trip Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Preston Powers, Boston, wife of the
sculptor, is at the Preble House.
Gen. o. .. Howard was yesterday the
guest of Gen. II. G. Thomas at Saccarap-
pa.
George Vandyke of Lancaster, N. H., the
great lumber merchant, is at the Falmouth
Hotel.
d. Collemore Heath of Boston, the pub
Usher, has been visiting his parents In West
Pennington.
1t is reported in Augusta that Hon. Fred
Powers of Houlton, will be az candidate for
judge in case there should be vacancy on
the Supreme bench.
Col. VIM. Macarthur. Limington; Henry
M. Burt of Springfield, Mass, editor of
Among the Clouds" and Alvin Record of
Livermore Falls, are at the States.
The report that Prof. G. G. burlington of
the Pennington Normal School would be the
next principal of Bangor High School. is
wholly untrue. Prof. Purington has no in
tention of leaving Pennington.
Miss Eta johnson of Winthrop, has left
for Ramallah, Palestine, where she intends
to devote her life to the missionary work. A
large number of her friends gathered at Mrs
Hannah j. Bailey's residence the other eve-
ming to bid her adieu.
Miss M. w. Laughton, graduate of the
Boston School of Oratory, has made a spec
ialty OF teaching voice culture and express
ion and will meet her friends and former pu-
pills and all interested in her art at the Bel
lows School, No. 81 Danforth street, We'd
nesday.
Miss Elizabeth U. Yates, the eloquent
young lady who appeared before the legisla-
ture last winter in behalf of several meas
ures, has returned to Boston to the School of
Expression. 1t is reported that she will be
In Maine during the coming season to fill a
number of engagements.
The funeral of Arthur Noble took place at
his late residence yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended. Rev. c. III. Tindell of
st. Pauts church conducted the services. A
delegation from the "White Coats" was
present. The Mechanic Association was al
so represented at the funeral and the flag at
the hall was at half mast during the SER
vices.
DIR. A. C. Fernald, formerly of Maine State
College, and now professor in Amherst Ag-
ricutural College, has received notice that
he has been elected Fellow in the Entomo-
logical Society of London, England, one of
the most important societies of the kind in
the world. Last year the same honor was
bestowed upon him by the chronological
Society of Paris, France.
The ordination services of the Rev. Tnom-
as s. Lewis took place in the Congregational
Church in Bristol Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The following clergymen were
present: Rev. o. W. Folsom, Bath; Rev. j.
b. Bulfnch, Bremen; Rev. G. G. Holyoke.
Edgcomb; Rev. LID. Evans, Boothbay; Rev,
G. D. Crane, Newcastle. Rev. C. d. Crane
gave the right hand of fellowship; Rev. o.
w. Folsom offered the ordinatination pray
err
The announcement is made of the mar
riage in Waldoboro, Wednesday, October
23d, of Miss Annie Jefferds Reed of Waldo
boro to c. S. Cook, Esq, of Portland. Miss
Reed is the daughter of the late Hon. Isaac
Reed. The groom is graduate of Bates
College and we'll established young Port
land lawyer. 1t will be a church wedding
and the most brilliant one seen in Waldo
boro for many day.