The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-25
PERSONAL.

DR.. John Buzzell and family have secured
rooms at the City Hotel.
w. G. Chapman, Esq, will lecture before
the Law Students Club next Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Welch, who is now living in
Lynn, Mass, well and contented at the age
of 81 She is native of Sanford.
Rev. c. H. Tindel has accepted the call to
st. PsuPs church and will be installed at a
date before Easter.
Messrs. Winthrop Jordan and William
Mcclellan arrived in New York from Barba-
does Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison and Mr.. Dun
can will sing at Norway with Miss Jessie
Couthoui early in April.
Hon. George d. Bisbee of Buckfeld, is a
candidate for United States marshal, his
former position.
Bethel is to have new industry, news
paper to be known as the Bethel News,
edited by Charles M. Cobb of Auburn.
Hon. William w. Thomas, Jr., and Mrs.
Thomas returned home from Washington
Saturday noon.
The best wishes of all are extended to ex-
Alderman Galley, who was married to Miss
Mary l.. Williams by Rev. Mr.. Lowden last
week.
The first CT the summer cottagers to arrive
at Bar Harbor are Professor and Mrs. Phelps
of Andover, who arrived last week.
Mr.. Irving b. Ray, the base ball player,
has reported for practice with the other
members of the Boston team.
Levi Murch, ESQ.,, assistant treasurer of
the Bangor Savings Bank, died at about
midnight Friday night. after brief illness
from pneumonia.
Vice President Mrs. w. FL. Jewett was
presented by Thatcher Relief Corps with an
elegant silver cake basket and pie knife on
the occasion of her silver wedding.
Rev. Theodore Gerrish is at present at
Aiken, S. G. He will go to Sioux Falls next
month and visit Maine through May and
June. His health has improved during his
stay in the South.
Major Rawles, Captain Fugar and Lieu
tenant Leary, with their families, and Lieu
tenant Brooks, will leave Fort Preble in
April. for the post in South Carolina, to
which they have been ordered.
Professor Henry L.lChapman of Bowdoin
College, has just received call to the pas
tOldbo VI tnO OCCOuu dIloll
land, at salary of $4,000 year. 1t is not
thought by many of his friends that he will
accept
Mr.. j. G. Swazey, ex-assistant clerk of the
Maine House of Representatives, Represent
atives G. III. Newton of Calais, and C. H. Ad.
ans of Limerick, Hon. Roscoe L. Bowers of
Saco, and Ex-Governor Robbie were in town
Saturday.
Saturday evening Mr.. M. j. Mad
den Of the Boston nine, was given a
supper by his friends in Portland at the At
lantic Associates room. and was presented
with handsome Russia leather travelling
bag.
Representative Benjamin Chadbourne of
Biddeford, is mentioned as possible men,
bor of the new board of railroad commission
ers. Mr.. Chadbourne recently visited Au-
gusta and held consultation with Governor
Burleigh.
DIR. George Fl. Bailey, on Saturday. went
to Danforth to investigate two reported
cases of CHAMBERS in horses which have
come out of the woods. DR.. Bailey visited
the town of Harrison last week and found
there bad case of tuberculosis in a steer be-
longing to Mr.. Sprague Keene. The animal
was killed, and the post norton examina-
ton revealed an advanced stage of the dis
ease. DIR. Bailey examined the town herd to
see If there were any cases Of tuberculosis
among them, but found they we're in
healthy condition. The case at Harrison
was the third reported to the commission
this year, there being one each in January,
February and March.