The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-06-24
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Mr. c., K. Hunt of the Augusta Journal,
was in the city Saturday.
MI James Murphy has been appointed
second officer of the Tremeat.
Rev, DR.. Mckenzie of Cambridge is at
Peaks Island.
Rev. Cannon Silis sailed for Europe from
Boston, Saturday, in the Cephalonia.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has APP
pVintrdJ. Ii. Stuter second assistant keeper
of the light station at Half Way Rock.
Mr.. w. S. Aldrich, with Stevens & Cobb,
sails on the first of July for trip abroad.
l.. Is. bennett, Esq, will deliver the 4th of
July Grafton at Webbs Mills.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Martin and Mrs. Net
tie Morrison have gone on a White Noun
tain trip. ara.
DR.. j. E. Lowry, formerly of Portland, has
been appointed city physician of Denver,
Mr.. Henry A. Wing. formerly of the Port
land PRESS and Lewiston Journal. is now
on the Bangor Daily News.
Capt. |. Ii. Washburne, United States
Marine Corps and family will pass the sum-
MFR at Newcastle, N. II.
Mrs. Royal Leighton, of Woodfords, will
leave IN a few days for Palestine where she
will take charge of the Mission School
founded on Mt. Lebanon.
Miss Bertha Webb, the vfolinist returned
from New York Saturday., where she has
been studying. Miss Webb will pass the
summer at her home in this city.
Surgeon General Hamilton of the marine
hospital bureau, left Washington Thursday
for Portland, to inspect the matihe hospital
here.
at the Falmouth Hotel Saturday were
Congressman Dingley and Boutelle, Hon.
George Bisbee, Of Buckfeld, and Hon. Geo.
A. Wing, of Auburn,
Miss Lottle r. Walker Of Quebec street,
leaves today for her home in Oxford, Me-, to
REMAIN during the vacation season Of the
Portland High School.
Mr. Vim. A. Emery of Oxford, was in
Portland Saturday. Mr.. Emery is the we'll
known writer Of many Oxford County
sketches, to which he signs the pseudomym
Mark Tapley
Gen. A. 5. Twitchell of Gorham, n H., is
prominent aSpirant for the post of NavaI
Offlcer at Boston, and has a strong backing
among heveterans of his State.-I Boston
Journal.
Is. Rev, E. A. Stafford, LIB, DID, of Tor
onto, Canada. is announced to deliver lee
ture before the Thirteenth Summer School
OF Christian Philosophy, at Key East, N. D.,
on the 22d OF next July. His subject is,
The Service of Free Thought to Christian
ity."
II Is stated that Mr. Frank Collins, leader
OF the First Regiment Band, together with
MIR. Brown, first trombone and Mr. Smith,
the French horn player. will sever their con.
nection with the band after the Fourth of
July aud will probably join Lindalls Band
of Boston.
The funeral of the late Charles A. Barbum
who Was with Sargent, Nelson & Co., took
place yesterday afternoon. The Odd Eel
lows, knights of the Golden Eagle and Turn
verein were well represented and the floral
offerings were beautiful. The Odd Fellow
service was performed at the house and the
knights service at the grave.
MI. j. w. Golf, of North Arson, who has
been studying law with Baker a. Cornish, of
Augusta, has accepted the position of Vice
President of the State Normal School, Madi-
son, South Dakota, and leaves to assume
his new duties In September. Since his
graduation from Bates College, in 1886 he has
made reputation as successful teacher in
the North Arson High School.